I'm sorry but I have to stress it because I grew up under a retired navy father, those are not battleships, those are heavy cruisers, and famous ones at that. One famous for being very effective and efficient throughout its commission timeline (USS Baltimore) and the other famous for causing more damage to its own country than to its enemy (IJN Mogami). Also if we're basing this off of World of Warships' game logic then the torpedo at the end there still would've killed the Baltimore because you can't angle against torpedoes in the game, you can only dodge them. Furthermore, the citadel hits in the game are greatly exaggerated seeing as how the only way to effectively detonate anything larger than a destroyer is to hit it directly in the ammo compartments which are only found underneath the main gun turrets. The shell which passed through the broadside didn't land anywhere near the main turrets of a Mogami and would've simply been a full penetration in the center of the ship, it wouldn't have somehow detonated the entire ship with just that alone.
Great video man maybe you can do a WW2 battle like the last stand of the tin can sailors of WW2 like USS Johnston a Fletcher class that fought IJN Yamato Battle fleet for hours with 3 other destroyers one of those 3 destroyers would be the destroyer that fought like a battleship USS Samuel B Roberts
