From the information I provided, it is clear that the Yamato’s ammunition depot is divided into two parts, the upper powder depot and the lower powder magazine. These two parts are equal in size. Above the upper ammunition depot is the lower loading room. From Figure 1, it can be seen that the lower loading room is almost the same size as the upper and lower ammunition depot.
But in the model shown by WT, it is interesting that all the ammunition depot have been increased in height by about one third.
Continuing with Figure 1, from the lower powder depot, about 1.8 lower powder depot down, you have reached the bottom of the ship.
In other words, the ammunition depot under the No. 2 turret of the Yamato was raised by one third for no reason.
The real Yamato ammunition depot should be below the red line in the lol2 picture.
What does that mean?
This means that Yamato is vulnerable.As soon as it is damaged, it will instantly catch fire and explode.
Let’s see how the Yamato sank in history：
12:43: 1 torpedo hit the front of the port side
13:37: 3 torpedoes hit the middle of the port side
13:44: 2 more torpedoes hit the middle of the port side
14:07: 1 torpedo hit the starboard side
14:12: 2 torpedoes hit the middle and rear of the port side
14:15: The last torpedo hit the port side
12:31: 4 bombs hit the No. 3 main turret, destroying the secondary guns and the command post
13:37: 1 450 kg bomb blew up the drainage valve
14:01: 3 bombs hit the middle of the port side
But if this happened in WT, one torpedo could directly cause the water ammunition depot to explode, and the Yamato would not last even a minute.
As the highlight of the version update, the strongest battleship in history, is it really so unrestored?
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