Now, what shall we do about the next map of this operation?Hmmm, well, this naval district's destroyers are rather inexperienced, you see.We have these four operations prepared - which difficulty level should we go with?A.Pronounced kou. Typically translated as "Hard", but more formally it's "A", from the celestial stems of Chinese ordinals, which are used in the same way English uses A, B, C, etc in lists - especially in legal forms.B.Pronounced otsu. "Medium" or "Normal".C.Pronounced hei. "Easy".D.Pronounced tei. "Very Easy", "Casual", etc.KashimaHey! Admiral!
by Sakazaki Freddy
A riff on Kongou. "Admiral" (teitoku) is intentionally misspelled with the homophone for the tei that Kashima brings up in her dialogue. "Hey" is also a homophone with hei.※ All data was verified by the editors' departmentDesRon 1
Now, what shall we do about the next map of this operation?
Hmmm, well, this naval district's destroyers are rather inexperienced, you see.
We have these four operations prepared - which difficulty level should we go with?
A.Pronounced kou. Typically translated as "Hard", but more formally it's "A", from the celestial stems of Chinese ordinals, which are used in the same way English uses A, B, C, etc in lists - especially in legal forms.
B.Pronounced otsu. "Medium" or "Normal".
C.Pronounced hei. "Easy".
D.Pronounced tei. "Very Easy", "Casual", etc.
Kashima
Hey! Admiral!
by Sakazaki Freddy
A riff on Kongou. "Admiral" (teitoku) is intentionally misspelled with the homophone for the tei that Kashima brings up in her dialogue. "Hey" is also a homophone with hei.
※ All data was verified by the editors' department
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