You need to be using that F key a lot more. Every time you or your enemy is about to leave detection, fire off a burst. Use burst after damage control, when you are about to disappear behind an island, etc.
as a DD main i find that most of the toxic players are the ones that want you to stay spotted and sacrifice your ship so they can farm for free, then if you do die, they blame you for losing the spotting on that flank. everyone wants to shoot and not be shot at, then its someone else's fault if they died or the team lost the game.
Preach! And the game rewards DD spotting and flank control to encourage this behavior? non DD players have appreciation for the gauntlet DD's endure with precious HP pool, fun police CVs and radar, bot to mention knife fighting another dd, most cruisers players dont under stand if you sink up they go unspotted, reducing their exposure to 30 inch guns lol
That's not a toxic player. That's a typical Randoms player. I've played this game for 8 years and the fact that WoWS is a "team based" game without any reward for teamwork outside of blind luck or carrying is the problem. Reward team based tactics and teamwork.
As a criticism, I think you don't use the ship's gimick properly. If you play with Bazan to never use your gimick it doesn't make much sense to play with it. For example at 4:48 when you got out of the smoke to check on the demois, you could had shot your salvo, go inside the smoke to break line of sight for free. As you said in the port, the gimick is great when you are able to shoot, then break line of sight yet you dont do that very often. Just my 2 cents.
This is a fantastic DD. So many people just don't seem to understand it. It's really a hit and run anti DD ship. Also good for farming fires and spamming torps
@@TPilloL Concealment. Her burst fire mode represents a massive cumulative-alpha strike potential that will wreck enemy destroyers if it connects and you are concentrating on optimal trading. You need the concealment to reduce enemy DDs' reaction times and ability to outspot you. She's got smokes, so trying to increase her RoF by staying spotted doesn't synergise well with her smoke-farming potential. Increasing gun-range is certainly an option (harder for people trying to escape your smoke-farming to leave your effective range; means you can open water gunboat in the late game when your smokes are all run out / on CD), but the increased travel time (and increased detection bloom) somewhat limit the benefit you get out of it.
I definitely agree with the chat advice of just turning it off. I just got out of an Asym match where I did 400k damage, killed 5 ships, 6 citadels in a Bourgogne, and I'm the reason we lost.
Ahoy hoy PQ. I really want to branch out and learn DD’s but I’m just terrible every time I bring one out of port. Can you do a “ how to play” tutorial on DD’s please. Tactics, strategy, thought process….etc?
DDs are some of the most impactful ships in the game, so well worth learning. DDs win games by outplaying the enemy destroyers (and to lesser degree, submarines). Ideally this means killing them outright, but can also include out-contesting them on caps; scaring them so far away that they don't contribute whilst you provide good vision; or straight up out-farming them. Rule of thumb for destroyers is "If you outgun them, they out-spot you and vice versa" - although this does get somewhat confounded by some lines' reliance on gimmicks. For example German hybrid DDs tend to have relatively poor detection and HE DPM (and poor torpedo DPM) so in theory struggle to do their job; but they have the large-radius hydro and good AP DPM to circumstantially abuse the enemy. Another example is the Russian gunboats getting out-gunned by stuff like the French or Italian DDs; but having faster shells and thus better range characteristics, and thus being able to out-trade the enemy gunboats at max range (and having time to get their heals off). Look at your match-ups, if you can assassinate an enemy DD early on - do so; if you can outspot them, keep them permaspotted while your teammates kill them. When the match starts, push up towards the CP whilst being aware of the risk of being radar'd (particularly if you're relying on a smokescreen to disengage) - you want to get into a position where your detection radius is *juuuust* short of the far side of the capture radius. When the CP starts getting captured, you'll know exactly where the enemy DD is whilst being undetected yourself - depending on the match up you can slowly reverse towards the enemy DD to try and outspot them (whilst being ready to accelerate away to maintain vision without getting outspotted), or push in and assassinate them, etc. Once you've outplayed the DD (and / or subs) it's usually safe to cap the CP and then move on to the next CP / enemy DD / enemy sub. If there's no enemy DDs or subs left, you've pretty much won the game - make sure you've got enough control points to guarantee the game's not going to get lost accidentally on points, and then feel free to just go farm / kill stuff. Just make sure you don't suicide push into radars; or let your team get farmed down by island campers you refuse to spot. Try to find broadsides - whether you're trying to get torpedo dev strikes; or light fires on bow, stern, and mid simultaneously; or trying to farm AP damage, broadsides help. If you're torping, you want to be as close to the enemy as is safely possible - the more time it takes the torpedoes to reach the enemy, the more time they have to spread out, and the more time the enemy has to change their mind and put their ship somewhere that avoids some or all of those torps.
Personally I wouldn't recommend watching PQ for tips on how to play anything except brawling battleships. He arbitrarily chooses to play every other ship type intentionally wrong.
I'm with you about the player base. People forget it's a game. Just had an Iowa push into 5 ships in the Asymmetric and want me to push with him while I'm in a Zao. NOT! He has a meltdown when he dies, but I continue to kite, and light fires, for a win. How is his stupidity my fault?🤡🤡
yeah about the ingame chat: theres at least one person in the game that blames everyone except themselves for losing the game and after all you gotta remember its just a videogame. theyre made to have fun and if you are that serious about winning in a game, you wont have a fun time anymore but some people dont seem to understand
I agree that 90% of the time in game chat is toxic. However, there are times when in game chat is good. Instances where you get teammates giving information that is useful such as pointing out when a ships DCP is down or when their about to use a consumable to assist. I wouldn't advise people to blanket not listen or turn off in game chat.
There are some ships in this game I didn't know even existed, which nobody plays. I'm talking about ships like Rochester or Litorrio. I'd like to see those in action.
It'd be fun to see a Rochester. You don't need to worry about the Littorio though, it is literally a copy-pasta of the Roma. Like, when it first came out, if you turned the Littorio's special camo off, the base ship even had the "Roma" name on the hull. That said, it'd be nice to see a PQ Roma game as well.
It's always easier to blame someone for one's own shortcomings than to admit that they screwed up themselves. I've played this game too goddamn many times to have this lesson drilled into the back of my head.
The AP of this thing is like Kleber, it can citadel cruisers, you can fire a shot to make sure the sun is good then unleash a punishing salvo of pens into the side of them
One of my favourite destroyers in the game solely because it rewards skill/burst fire intelligent usage so much. This thing is an absolute demon for solo play as regardless of your HP, players fear you due to your 10k burst damage ability, regardless of remaining health pool, and it's great stealth for its firepower. I really cannot stress enough just how poorly you're playing this ship. From the captain build being horribly, horribly bad, to your complete aversion to using burst fire, despite it being something you should be using many, many times per game....man. Watching you just constantly miss out on burst opportunities, which are typically a solid 10k dmg and if using HE a fire...it hurts. I'll typically burst 10x per game and each time is worth a bare minimum of 5k damage, usually closer to 10k. No wonder you don't really like this ship.
Hi, another awesome guide, thx. My idea for another "Ship Request" is "Marceau & vs Kleber" direct compare in one guide both ships or in two separate videos but still compare. Greetings
Fast relatively stealthy and nimble battlecruiser. Its survivability is very contingent on range management. Its battle impact comes from two main gimmicks: Its ability to quickly sneak into good (safe) crossfire positions - and to quickly get out of them if the enemy tries to counter that position; and its ability to radar DDs trying to troll you and thus wallop them. In theory the guns are accurate, and you can occasionally get some excellent salvoes off - but in practice the low barrel count means plenty of whiffed salvoes. "Brisk" is particularly strong on her. I've got a fair few vids of me playing her on my channel - she's quirky but not spectacular.
At the start when radar'd by the DM, i'd have burst him and ran. By the time you get away from radar you'd be very close to dropping back into conceal and you'd have done possibly 10k damage + fire. it's a great tactical thing that burst ships can do. I think you'd be very good with burst ships if you'd incorporate that playstyle a bit more. I've seen players use this tactic to great affect against me, and I great effect to them. I started thinking of burst ships as more as a BB salvo type thing. Every 20-30 seconds you get a massive damage potential + fire. You're fast moving, highly maneuverable, very good conceal 'battle cruiser' that bursts and pops in and out of conceal. It's exceptionally difficult for battleships/cruisers, and to some degree DDs to deal against.
I'm sorry, but what? Turning off in-game chat is a _terrible_ idea! Okay, sure, in-game coordination isn't particularly common, but it does happen, and turning off the ability for teammates telling you what they're going to do just makes it harder to coordinate. And you've _never_ gotten good in-game advice? I find that rather hard to believe. Again, it might not be common, but never in all the time you've been playing?
Hey PQ, you should check out the Constellation. It has my highest WR of any tier 8 prem (77%). Really interesting playstyle with BB guns, radar, and torps
Game chat in random battles works about 10% of time , end game chat is always "candid" late game as some ppl cant accept that their own strategy isnt what others would choose, 😕 we are born to reject what is not our own perception of reality so most express their failure as hate towards team mates ....
It's ok, but I don't think it's great. Poor shell arcs and a super fragile hull limits its effectiveness. I find Weimar to be a generally better ship, but I appreciate the different playstyles.
I do think that in Arms Race, the DD's need to try and get the buffs. Of course they require support and they need to not suicide, but the DD's are the first designated to get the buffs. In this game, you never even tried.
I often tell the people that are mad about suboptimal plays or whatever, that there is a gamemode where you can take the game seriously, it's called ranked.
My experience with people upset with whatever you didn't do (in their mind) is that they are almost always below average players. Because better players ask themselves what they could have done differently, and worse players look for others to blame.
Turning off chat is a tossup really. In SEA, it used to be boxes, now its just empty spaces when someone types in anything but english. However, the ability to communicate with the chat hotkeys can be helpful at times. Also I find it way easier to coordinate when someone types in english, specially ranked.
Yeah... I feel the same you do about this... but if you have been watching PQ for a while, you will notice that he used to turn chat off. Only recently... maybe past year or so.... has he been leaving it on. I guess since he got more popular he has left it on. He just doesn't like to communicate with the team. He has talked about it a few times, but I can't remember what he said about why.
Build for concealment plus guns, figure out your match-up vs the enemy destroyer early on. If you outgun them, go in, farm their health down with your decent gunpower, then switch to burst-fire when their health is *juuuuust* low enough for you to delete them with that burst salvo. If you outspot them, do so from stealth while teammates chip away at them - again, use burst-fire to confirm the kill when they're low enough. If you can't comfortably do either, then spam torps to hope for some fluke damage - and then combo your burst-fire with smokescreen to out-trade the enemy DD so that you land your high cumulative-alpha damage and go invisible before they can return a comparable amount of damage. When the burst's cooldown is back, you can reacquite the enemy and potentially use the same smokescreen to repeat the manouvre. If you can assassinate enemy DDs / Subs you pretty much win the game by default; and it should be trivially easy to secure caps and farm down the rest of the enemy with HE Spam - either from smoke, from behind island cover, or acceleration-juking from open water at max range.
Do Erie! I genuinely want to watch you play it! And I know I'm not the only one who feels the same. And can you please do ships lower than T8 in general anyway? Lower tier ships exist too! They are just as pertinent to this game!
Ships only tend to get their gimmicks when they reach Tier 8, so for the vast majority of low tier ships it's just a question of playing the game's fundamentals - which applies equally to all comparable ships. Of course there's a few oddballs (Strasbourg, I'm looking at you) - but typically you can figure out what to do with an oddball tier 7 by looking at a high tier ship with the same gimmick; you can't figure out how to optimally utilise a high tier ship's gimmick just by looking at generic bland T7s.
No... thats not entirely true. Often you can say, what was in your team mates match - and what he missed to do. Even if you told him... or suggested him. Some people just dont get it. Its valid to speak up then. And its not only if YOU die... its mostly when THEY die.
Don't agree with "disable the chat" advice, especially for novices. Not listening to frustrated criticism ora nagging is one thing, but listening to advice on chat is something completely different. You can receive useful commands regarding coordination, like "i go here, you flanke there". Aldo every once i a while I did receive some useful tips, like other players taking note of the points and clock, which you might miss in the heat of the battle. So leave on the chat.
And thats the biggest problem this game has, its built to be a team based game, hpwever, everyone plays for themselves and hopes for a win, no one is calling targets and shooting the same target, no one is helping each other, its a free for all and its a toss up between the teams for who wins, lately, this game has got a lot worse, a lot of the good players have gone from the game because of the choices WG has made with CVs and Subs, so we are left with a lot of bad players, players who dont know how to play, who hide behind islands, dont know how to use their ships, who dont know how to split at the start of the game, or lemming train to one side, who suicide into the enemy in the first 3 -4 minutes of a 20 minute game, who spawn on one side of the map to only then travel to the entire other side of the map, or players who dont shoot and have 100% health in the last minutes of the game, battleship players who dont know how to use their health as a resource to win the game, this is where world of warships is heading, i have said it before and i will say it again, this game is slowly dying and its always the good players who leave first.
You need to be using that F key a lot more. Every time you or your enemy is about to leave detection, fire off a burst. Use burst after damage control, when you are about to disappear behind an island, etc.
That’s solid advice
as a DD main i find that most of the toxic players are the ones that want you to stay spotted and sacrifice your ship so they can farm for free, then if you do die, they blame you for losing the spotting on that flank. everyone wants to shoot and not be shot at, then its someone else's fault if they died or the team lost the game.
Preach! And the game rewards DD spotting and flank control to encourage this behavior? non DD players have appreciation for the gauntlet DD's endure with precious HP pool, fun police CVs and radar, bot to mention knife fighting another dd, most cruisers players dont under stand if you sink up they go unspotted, reducing their exposure to 30 inch guns lol
That's not a toxic player. That's a typical Randoms player. I've played this game for 8 years and the fact that WoWS is a "team based" game without any reward for teamwork outside of blind luck or carrying is the problem. Reward team based tactics and teamwork.
As a criticism, I think you don't use the ship's gimick properly. If you play with Bazan to never use your gimick it doesn't make much sense to play with it. For example at 4:48 when you got out of the smoke to check on the demois, you could had shot your salvo, go inside the smoke to break line of sight for free. As you said in the port, the gimick is great when you are able to shoot, then break line of sight yet you dont do that very often. Just my 2 cents.
Try Halland gun build + Leg mod!
It feels a lot less passive than the torp build and is a ton of fun
This is a fantastic DD. So many people just don't seem to understand it. It's really a hit and run anti DD ship. Also good for farming fires and spamming torps
so, which the tier 4 cap skills u using be with her
@@TPilloL concealment and increased dispersion of enemy shots fired at you for 20 secs
@@TPilloL Concealment. Her burst fire mode represents a massive cumulative-alpha strike potential that will wreck enemy destroyers if it connects and you are concentrating on optimal trading. You need the concealment to reduce enemy DDs' reaction times and ability to outspot you.
She's got smokes, so trying to increase her RoF by staying spotted doesn't synergise well with her smoke-farming potential.
Increasing gun-range is certainly an option (harder for people trying to escape your smoke-farming to leave your effective range; means you can open water gunboat in the late game when your smokes are all run out / on CD), but the increased travel time (and increased detection bloom) somewhat limit the benefit you get out of it.
My second game in her was almost 200k... torps and bb farming in their backfield. Very situational dd, but fun.
First here. Can we request a regolo in ranked?
Who ask
@@captaindavenport6480 I asked
Didn't he just do the regolo?
I can not find any good videos on the Fen Yang, give it a shot! See how she is these days!
I wonder if this is even possible but here is my ship request
Kitakami!
Yes we want kitakami
would totally love to see you play secondary arkansas beta. The secondaries on that ship are absolutely hilarious
I definitely agree with the chat advice of just turning it off. I just got out of an Asym match where I did 400k damage, killed 5 ships, 6 citadels in a Bourgogne, and I'm the reason we lost.
Ship request once again I am asking for Neustrashimy the T9 RU DD
Ahoy hoy PQ. I really want to branch out and learn DD’s but I’m just terrible every time I bring one out of port. Can you do a “ how to play” tutorial on DD’s please. Tactics, strategy, thought process….etc?
Hey, I’d take a peek at destroyer_kurosaki for dd play! He helped bring my wr up from 50 to 54, and gives a lot of amazing advice
DDs are some of the most impactful ships in the game, so well worth learning.
DDs win games by outplaying the enemy destroyers (and to lesser degree, submarines).
Ideally this means killing them outright, but can also include out-contesting them on caps; scaring them so far away that they don't contribute whilst you provide good vision; or straight up out-farming them.
Rule of thumb for destroyers is "If you outgun them, they out-spot you and vice versa" - although this does get somewhat confounded by some lines' reliance on gimmicks.
For example German hybrid DDs tend to have relatively poor detection and HE DPM (and poor torpedo DPM) so in theory struggle to do their job; but they have the large-radius hydro and good AP DPM to circumstantially abuse the enemy.
Another example is the Russian gunboats getting out-gunned by stuff like the French or Italian DDs; but having faster shells and thus better range characteristics, and thus being able to out-trade the enemy gunboats at max range (and having time to get their heals off).
Look at your match-ups, if you can assassinate an enemy DD early on - do so; if you can outspot them, keep them permaspotted while your teammates kill them. When the match starts, push up towards the CP whilst being aware of the risk of being radar'd (particularly if you're relying on a smokescreen to disengage) - you want to get into a position where your detection radius is *juuuust* short of the far side of the capture radius.
When the CP starts getting captured, you'll know exactly where the enemy DD is whilst being undetected yourself - depending on the match up you can slowly reverse towards the enemy DD to try and outspot them (whilst being ready to accelerate away to maintain vision without getting outspotted), or push in and assassinate them, etc.
Once you've outplayed the DD (and / or subs) it's usually safe to cap the CP and then move on to the next CP / enemy DD / enemy sub.
If there's no enemy DDs or subs left, you've pretty much won the game - make sure you've got enough control points to guarantee the game's not going to get lost accidentally on points, and then feel free to just go farm / kill stuff. Just make sure you don't suicide push into radars; or let your team get farmed down by island campers you refuse to spot.
Try to find broadsides - whether you're trying to get torpedo dev strikes; or light fires on bow, stern, and mid simultaneously; or trying to farm AP damage, broadsides help. If you're torping, you want to be as close to the enemy as is safely possible - the more time it takes the torpedoes to reach the enemy, the more time they have to spread out, and the more time the enemy has to change their mind and put their ship somewhere that avoids some or all of those torps.
@@Ace42xnice comment
Personally I wouldn't recommend watching PQ for tips on how to play anything except brawling battleships. He arbitrarily chooses to play every other ship type intentionally wrong.
@snugglyhedgehog do you have a link?
I think that gearing in the second game was his very first t10 ship. I didn't have enough money for mods on my very first t10 ship too lol
You're a font of positivity in the toxic swamp that is WoWS and I really respect you for that
Bursting down Minotaurs point blank is one of the most enjoyable experiences in this game
9:25 "I died, someone else must be responsible for this" is so common in this game ...
I'm with you about the player base. People forget it's a game. Just had an Iowa push into 5 ships in the Asymmetric and want me to push with him while I'm in a Zao. NOT! He has a meltdown when he dies, but I continue to kite, and light fires, for a win. How is his stupidity my fault?🤡🤡
remember guys:
when you die, it's never your fault, but always your teammate's fault
yeah about the ingame chat: theres at least one person in the game that blames everyone except themselves for losing the game and after all you gotta remember its just a videogame. theyre made to have fun and if you are that serious about winning in a game, you wont have a fun time anymore but some people dont seem to understand
I agree that 90% of the time in game chat is toxic. However, there are times when in game chat is good. Instances where you get teammates giving information that is useful such as pointing out when a ships DCP is down or when their about to use a consumable to assist. I wouldn't advise people to blanket not listen or turn off in game chat.
There are some ships in this game I didn't know even existed, which nobody plays. I'm talking about ships like Rochester or Litorrio. I'd like to see those in action.
Ah Rochester. The thinking man's Baltimore
It'd be fun to see a Rochester. You don't need to worry about the Littorio though, it is literally a copy-pasta of the Roma. Like, when it first came out, if you turned the Littorio's special camo off, the base ship even had the "Roma" name on the hull. That said, it'd be nice to see a PQ Roma game as well.
It's always easier to blame someone for one's own shortcomings than to admit that they screwed up themselves. I've played this game too goddamn many times to have this lesson drilled into the back of my head.
tbh the amount of time you spend playing extra passive or not doing anything in many matches can be quite frustrating
The AP of this thing is like Kleber, it can citadel cruisers, you can fire a shot to make sure the sun is good then unleash a punishing salvo of pens into the side of them
How about Moskva, if not done yet. Is it still good or has it been power crept?
One of my favourite destroyers in the game solely because it rewards skill/burst fire intelligent usage so much. This thing is an absolute demon for solo play as regardless of your HP, players fear you due to your 10k burst damage ability, regardless of remaining health pool, and it's great stealth for its firepower.
I really cannot stress enough just how poorly you're playing this ship. From the captain build being horribly, horribly bad, to your complete aversion to using burst fire, despite it being something you should be using many, many times per game....man. Watching you just constantly miss out on burst opportunities, which are typically a solid 10k dmg and if using HE a fire...it hurts. I'll typically burst 10x per game and each time is worth a bare minimum of 5k damage, usually closer to 10k.
No wonder you don't really like this ship.
Hi, another awesome guide, thx. My idea for another "Ship Request" is "Marceau & vs Kleber" direct compare in one guide both ships or in two separate videos but still compare. Greetings
Don't worry, you have pronounced the ship's name quite well in American Spanish. Actually better than average. Greetings from Spain.
Elbing-line got Buff this patch, isn't it? i can you review the line with Elbing?
In ingamechat are Sometimes pretty funny conversations
Ship requests: Gunboat Shima with range mod and +20% range skill
OH YES
How about some Florida??
I like Alvaro. It’s solid, almost play it like a light cruiser
I'd like to see you play the Carnot, please
Hello again..... regarding Ship Request...... Neustrashimy, please. I noticed that I'm not the only person asking for it now! 🙂
Constellation? I never see them around and would like to see how you deal with playing it.
Fast relatively stealthy and nimble battlecruiser. Its survivability is very contingent on range management.
Its battle impact comes from two main gimmicks: Its ability to quickly sneak into good (safe) crossfire positions - and to quickly get out of them if the enemy tries to counter that position; and its ability to radar DDs trying to troll you and thus wallop them.
In theory the guns are accurate, and you can occasionally get some excellent salvoes off - but in practice the low barrel count means plenty of whiffed salvoes.
"Brisk" is particularly strong on her.
I've got a fair few vids of me playing her on my channel - she's quirky but not spectacular.
At the start when radar'd by the DM, i'd have burst him and ran. By the time you get away from radar you'd be very close to dropping back into conceal and you'd have done possibly 10k damage + fire. it's a great tactical thing that burst ships can do. I think you'd be very good with burst ships if you'd incorporate that playstyle a bit more. I've seen players use this tactic to great affect against me, and I great effect to them.
I started thinking of burst ships as more as a BB salvo type thing. Every 20-30 seconds you get a massive damage potential + fire. You're fast moving, highly maneuverable, very good conceal 'battle cruiser' that bursts and pops in and out of conceal. It's exceptionally difficult for battleships/cruisers, and to some degree DDs to deal against.
I request a look at the glorious California, maybe with an AA-Build on it!
Flandre secondary build for next ship request?
West Viginia '41! 8x406's at tier 6 is "fair and balanced"
Let’s do some Hector in randoms!
Hi PQ! sadly this poor alvaro can't carry, not really good at anything, what about a ship request on Cleveland? It is such a good ship!
We want to see Erie next!
Great series...
I vote Nebraska, with full secondaries, as a future showcase. Unless it's purely t10 stuff?
Btw who actualy listens to people in the ingame chat?
Perhaps my beloved Irian? Or have you done that already?
I'm sorry, but what? Turning off in-game chat is a _terrible_ idea! Okay, sure, in-game coordination isn't particularly common, but it does happen, and turning off the ability for teammates telling you what they're going to do just makes it harder to coordinate. And you've _never_ gotten good in-game advice? I find that rather hard to believe. Again, it might not be common, but never in all the time you've been playing?
Yeah, it’s nice when folks ask me if I want smoke or vice versa at times.
How about playing the Iwami?
Can you make Dalian work? :)
You're pretty bad at this ship xD, it's a decent gunboat dd
I've been having a blast in the Jager, if you're in the mood for torpedo soup again
Not complex play though, is it?
@@EvoraGT430 Battleship main?
Hey PQ, you should check out the Constellation. It has my highest WR of any tier 8 prem (77%). Really interesting playstyle with BB guns, radar, and torps
Bismarck!! In random missions!!!
Game chat in random battles works about 10% of time , end game chat is always "candid" late game as some ppl cant accept that their own strategy isnt what others would choose, 😕 we are born to reject what is not our own perception of reality so most express their failure as hate towards team mates ....
re DM at around the 8 min mark: I think what the guy is asking, "why are you in a DD"? Not "what are you doing there?"
Ship Request: How about the Gearing with the new'ish Unique Upgrade?
My ship request would be the München. It is actually very underrated in my opinion
It's ok, but I don't think it's great. Poor shell arcs and a super fragile hull limits its effectiveness. I find Weimar to be a generally better ship, but I appreciate the different playstyles.
Borodino next?
Colbert next?
B-Hull Monaghan with TRB
I do think that in Arms Race, the DD's need to try and get the buffs. Of course they require support and they need to not suicide, but the DD's are the first designated to get the buffs. In this game, you never even tried.
if I wanted to see you suffer I'd say: ship review, Z-39
Next ship request: US Chester
Baltimore perhaps?
Marco Polo, Giuseppe Verdi?
Seeing some russian DD games would be cool, feels like nobody plays them.
Fun in asymmetric
I want to see a blow out draw.
Maybe Nurnberg?
day 1 of asking for Izumo :V My fav
Kremlin next :)
Ship request: Z-42
Ship request: Atlântico
can you play mecklenburg in your next shi request
What's 'taters precious?😁
I often tell the people that are mad about suboptimal plays or whatever, that there is a gamemode where you can take the game seriously, it's called ranked.
We want tiger 59
Hector if u got her
Ship request: Iwami
Khabababa
My experience with people upset with whatever you didn't do (in their mind) is that they are almost always below average players. Because better players ask themselves what they could have done differently, and worse players look for others to blame.
Can we see a goliath
Minotaur
Turning off chat is a tossup really. In SEA, it used to be boxes, now its just empty spaces when someone types in anything but english. However, the ability to communicate with the chat hotkeys can be helpful at times. Also I find it way easier to coordinate when someone types in english, specially ranked.
Yeah... I feel the same you do about this... but if you have been watching PQ for a while, you will notice that he used to turn chat off. Only recently... maybe past year or so.... has he been leaving it on. I guess since he got more popular he has left it on. He just doesn't like to communicate with the team. He has talked about it a few times, but I can't remember what he said about why.
Louisiana
it needs either higher fire chance, or something... its guns are only good against very very light armor
Ship request: Perth
Usually the biggest idiots with a hidden profile start talking smack that doesnt make sense. These people are resistant to improving themselves.
Prinz Ruprecht
Z-42
I've tried playing this ship in every way possible, still can't make it work well. Reload booster is meh, all the rest is really bad.
Build for concealment plus guns, figure out your match-up vs the enemy destroyer early on.
If you outgun them, go in, farm their health down with your decent gunpower, then switch to burst-fire when their health is *juuuuust* low enough for you to delete them with that burst salvo.
If you outspot them, do so from stealth while teammates chip away at them - again, use burst-fire to confirm the kill when they're low enough.
If you can't comfortably do either, then spam torps to hope for some fluke damage - and then combo your burst-fire with smokescreen to out-trade the enemy DD so that you land your high cumulative-alpha damage and go invisible before they can return a comparable amount of damage. When the burst's cooldown is back, you can reacquite the enemy and potentially use the same smokescreen to repeat the manouvre.
If you can assassinate enemy DDs / Subs you pretty much win the game by default; and it should be trivially easy to secure caps and farm down the rest of the enemy with HE Spam - either from smoke, from behind island cover, or acceleration-juking from open water at max range.
Shutting down chat doesnt hurt one's winrate. but it improves your sanity.
Do Erie! I genuinely want to watch you play it! And I know I'm not the only one who feels the same. And can you please do ships lower than T8 in general anyway? Lower tier ships exist too! They are just as pertinent to this game!
Ships only tend to get their gimmicks when they reach Tier 8, so for the vast majority of low tier ships it's just a question of playing the game's fundamentals - which applies equally to all comparable ships.
Of course there's a few oddballs (Strasbourg, I'm looking at you) - but typically you can figure out what to do with an oddball tier 7 by looking at a high tier ship with the same gimmick; you can't figure out how to optimally utilise a high tier ship's gimmick just by looking at generic bland T7s.
Brisbane request pls
No... thats not entirely true. Often you can say, what was in your team mates match - and what he missed to do. Even if you told him... or suggested him. Some people just dont get it. Its valid to speak up then. And its not only if YOU die... its mostly when THEY die.
Don't agree with "disable the chat" advice, especially for novices. Not listening to frustrated criticism ora nagging is one thing, but listening to advice on chat is something completely different. You can receive useful commands regarding coordination, like "i go here, you flanke there". Aldo every once i a while I did receive some useful tips, like other players taking note of the points and clock, which you might miss in the heat of the battle.
So leave on the chat.
And thats the biggest problem this game has, its built to be a team based game, hpwever, everyone plays for themselves and hopes for a win, no one is calling targets and shooting the same target, no one is helping each other, its a free for all and its a toss up between the teams for who wins, lately, this game has got a lot worse, a lot of the good players have gone from the game because of the choices WG has made with CVs and Subs, so we are left with a lot of bad players, players who dont know how to play, who hide behind islands, dont know how to use their ships, who dont know how to split at the start of the game, or lemming train to one side, who suicide into the enemy in the first 3 -4 minutes of a 20 minute game, who spawn on one side of the map to only then travel to the entire other side of the map, or players who dont shoot and have 100% health in the last minutes of the game, battleship players who dont know how to use their health as a resource to win the game, this is where world of warships is heading, i have said it before and i will say it again, this game is slowly dying and its always the good players who leave first.
In-game chat: if you can not coop with randomness, do not play random battle. Maybe clan battles will be your thing?
No doubt it's a better trainer then the Canarias.
But "better" does not make it "good".
Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, never listen to in game chat, and never learn anything....cool