PelicanHazard

First change I made after the patch was giving the ships that could their proper flag. About the one little gripe I have is that I can't change the flags of PADD I don't have, so The Tier 8+ boats keep the dragon flag...for now. Actually, I guess I could get around that by modding the dragon flag into the ROC flag, since I've already changed the flag of those PADD that don't fly the ROC one...

Some simple goals: - More Tier 10s. Already have 9. I eventually want them all, but for this year I'll be satisfied with 3 more. Specifically, Worcester, Harugumo, and one from the already in-game lines that I'm slowly grinding towards. - Try to get out of my Ranked funk. For the past few seasons, I've been burned out early and quit shortly after getting the participation flag. I'm not saying I'm aiming to rank out, but making it deeper into the Premier League for some of the rewards would be nice.

Hopefully not soon, I just used my FXP to grab Minotaur, so I'd like to stock back up on some and get a Day 1 Worcester if possible.

Only two, in Montana and Gearing.

Just wild speculation, but I'm wondering if WG is experimenting with relieving some of that "new line" MM woes by shuffling the dedicated players out of the Tier 3 pool. When Brit BBs released, it was a mess for a couple of weeks. This way, some portion of the playerbase gets BBs that are outside the Tier 3 MM pool and maybe doesn't cause such a wonky experience.

Completed grinds on Shenyang, Fushun, and Shchors. Ready for the credit discounts on the next ships in the line later in the month.

Discount on Prinz's Adler camo, since it's an eagle and Prinz was in Philadelphia for a time.

Any excuse to post this: So OP, it's likely the Farragut's motion made the torps hit the same section for saturation.

Tier 6 is the seal-clubbing tier for high-tier CV captains who want to come down and punch on a new CV captain. So what you're seeing is high-tier tactics, where taking out the DDs is one of the CV's early goals. There isn't much of a counter besides being near an ally that can help with AA, so if the CV goes after you, you can get some help; if the CV fails to strike you, they may go after another target. You're maneuverable enough in DDs you should be able to dodge most strikes. As for the training room, you'd need to have someone with a CV join you on the opposite team; the bots don't move or use weapons, so you can't practice alone.

Awesome, this will significantly shorten some ship grinds.

Right? I'm sensing some confirmation bias, since I don't think it reasonable that there would be enough players checking emblems before a match and choosing targets from that.

I came across a supertester in an Asashio yesterday. It floated, it pew pew'd, and doesn't have a deathpickle camo.

6. They're listed in my sig in the order I got them. I have 3 Tier 9s that I'm slowly working on, too, but they each have over 150k XP to go, so it'll be a while.

I'll tier up immediately, but usually only when I have enough Ship XP (not Ship + FreeXP), unless there's a silver discount on the next ship. And if I like the previous ship, I'll keep it; my port is well over 100 ships now.

Already have Musashi, so I'm not concerned with comparing the two camo options. Keeping both ships with their IJN camos.