Zr. Ms. Groningen

Ok, that is our opinion, for now, so thank you for stopping by and have a nice day. Nah not really, but in a nutshell that is what it seems like for now. So what happened here. We are presented with a split in the tech tree for American Battleships after tier VII Colorado, with three new ships and a premium tier VII they are Kansas, Minnesota, and Vermont, did I mention the tier VII premium Florida? Well at first glance these ships seem to be heavy in firepower, looking at the Alpha damage, but with a 40 second reload this will be a difficulty to make a difference in the game. And this even comes with a cost of low survivability with its slow speed and thin armor. Ok, so you like to stay at range and shoot things with big guns? [once every 40 seconds] Then you are in luck my friend with these ships, for now, it does not seem to be a ship you can play alone, and it does not look like you can defend a flank, but maybe in there is its strength. You will have to play in division or teams...

There are so many things to look at when you start specing out a new ship; from the captain skills, to the modules, to the flags. All totaled, there are probably thousands of different combinations of these 3 groups to consider when setting up a new boat but in this guide, I will help some of you newer players, and perhaps some of you veteran players, narrow down the possibilities based upon a few considerations: play styles, both personal and ship, ship type, and individual ship specs. Play Styles Play styles can be broken down into two parts – personal and ship. In regards to each, a ship’s play style may compliment a player’s play style, that is not always so the other way around. Further to that point, often times a personal play style has to change in order to succeed in a certain meta. With all that said, let’s break down the two play style categories (if you will) and how they can effect how you spec a ship Personal In either play style – personal or ship – a single...