A new foreign battleship is expected to appear during spring!I will study and get complimented by the admiral-desu!Right Oneesama!!But there are so many battleships so it's hard to remember.Taking Bismarck as an example, let's look the latest ships from each country.First is Italy's Littorio. She was renamed Italia two months before the armistice, being a battleship bearing her country's name.Her main armament consisted of 3 sets of 381mm in triple turrets.Isn't that small compared to Yamato's 46cm?No no, this gun had a fast muzzle velocity. Its range was 42.8km, as much as Yamato.Oh! that's great!Next is France's RichelieuWhat? We lost?France signed its armistice when the ship was 95% built.So it became a German ship?No, it fled France. Except soon after due to whatever events, it fought against the British.And later on, she fought at Indochina Allied with the British.Third is England's Vanguard. She was completed in 1946.That's after the war!She's young-desu... And she also has the English-stereotype...I say NO THANKS to copycats!!Finally is America's Iowa.US Navy's last of its ultimate battleships. Built two years after Yamato. There were plans for Yamato's suicide fleet to fight against her in Okinawa.I'll feel confident if I have her in our fleet!! What kind of equipment does she have?She was equipped with 8 sets of Quad-Tomahawks and 4 sets of Quad-Harpoon Missiles as her final armaments...
She was struck in 1995.
She was initially stricken in 1995, but was reinstated from 1999 to 2006 to comply with Federal Legislation that required retention and maintenance of 2 Iowa-class battleships. She was struck again from the Naval Vessel Register in 2006.Think about the Game Balance - Desu! We need to win some and lose some against the Abyssals.-desu.Germany:
Shleswig-Holstein Class
Scharnhorst Class
Bismarck Class
Italy:
Conte di Cavour Class
Caio Dullio Class
Littorio Class
United States:
New York Class
Nevada Class
Pennsylvania Class
New Mexico Class
Tennessee Class
North Carolina Class
South Dakota Class
Iowa Class
England:
Queen Elizabeth Class
Revenge Class (Renown Class)
Royal Sovereign Class
HMS Hood
Nelson Class
HMS Vanguard
France:
Courbet Class
Bretagne Class
Dunkerque Class
Richelieu Class
Soviet:
Gangut Class
Arkhangelsk Class
Etc...Joining the Axis, huh?I'm not joining them.Quarreling? Nope~! We're best friends!Huh?Huh?Desu!*sparkle*The nameshipsFuoco!!
A new foreign battleship is expected to appear during spring!
I will study and get complimented by the admiral-desu!
Right Oneesama!!
But there are so many battleships so it's hard to remember.
Taking Bismarck as an example, let's look the latest ships from each country.
First is Italy's Littorio. She was renamed Italia two months before the armistice, being a battleship bearing her country's name.
Her main armament consisted of 3 sets of 381mm in triple turrets.
Isn't that small compared to Yamato's 46cm?
No no, this gun had a fast muzzle velocity. Its range was 42.8km, as much as Yamato.
Oh! that's great!
Next is France's Richelieu
What? We lost?
France signed its armistice when the ship was 95% built.
So it became a German ship?
No, it fled France. Except soon after due to whatever events, it fought against the British.
And later on, she fought at Indochina Allied with the British.
Third is England's Vanguard. She was completed in 1946.
That's after the war!
She's young-desu... And she also has the English-stereotype...
I say NO THANKS to copycats!!
Finally is America's Iowa.
US Navy's last of its ultimate battleships. Built two years after Yamato. There were plans for Yamato's suicide fleet to fight against her in Okinawa.
I'll feel confident if I have her in our fleet!! What kind of equipment does she have?
She was equipped with 8 sets of Quad-Tomahawks and 4 sets of Quad-Harpoon Missiles as her final armaments...
She was struck in 1995.
She was initially stricken in 1995, but was reinstated from 1999 to 2006 to comply with Federal Legislation that required retention and maintenance of 2 Iowa-class battleships. She was struck again from the Naval Vessel Register in 2006.
Think about the Game Balance - Desu! We need to win some and lose some against the Abyssals.-desu.
Germany:
Shleswig-Holstein Class
Scharnhorst Class
Bismarck Class
Italy:
Conte di Cavour Class
Caio Dullio Class
Littorio Class
United States:
New York Class
Nevada Class
Pennsylvania Class
New Mexico Class
Tennessee Class
North Carolina Class
South Dakota Class
Iowa Class
England:
Queen Elizabeth Class
Revenge Class (Renown Class)
Royal Sovereign Class
HMS Hood
Nelson Class
HMS Vanguard
France:
Courbet Class
Bretagne Class
Dunkerque Class
Richelieu Class
Soviet:
Gangut Class
Arkhangelsk Class
Etc...
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