NEW Torpedo Bomber Plane DECIMATES Battleship in Ships At War! 

Same i like the style of old ww2 battleships

I do to but more old planes for me

Yea planes are sick to

As you might be able to tell, so do i.

Have you ever heard of the USS Yorktown

Frigates.*

@@kolinskiparadox frigates do, do well but I'm pretty sure due to size they just pack more anti air on cruisers especially in late ww2. I may be wrong though as I haven't done much research, I have almost no knowledge of what a frigate even is class wise

@@velvetking9249 Frigates are multi-task / Misc And cruisers are more like Heavy Patrol ships.

Frigates in ww2 were a British classification, the equivalent to an American destroyer escort. Frigates are just smaller destroyers, and less capable with their multi-roll capabilities, their main purpose was escort and anti-submarine though. Cruisers (more light cruisers than heavy) are more specialised to a specific task like convoy raiding/escort or anti-air, although it’s mostly near the end of the war when they started being specialised.

@@suddenheartpain381 b r u h. NERD ALERT.

Yea🤣

As a semi history nerd it upsets me.

Unfortunately it appears the only mains available in-game as of now for BBs are 14’s and 18’s. Kills me too. 😬

That's correct.

Yeah only Yamato had 18in cannond

Also germany, i think.

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No lifer of the game here if you aim it before the ship then it work the way it's intended

reminds me of the Russian Badger WOWS videos. Grous is piloting those planes

True

as a Carrier öain World of Warships player that triggered me a lot

haha yea realized that about midway through

@@Baron I am about to post the same comment lol

Yeah your right I mean it's only a flat map

Yes why are we the only people who know how to play?

@@sovietboi9038 You aren't, most people know that a torpedo has to be ya know ... In the water lmao

How is an anime can know battleships?

uhh baron read this

You are right

yep thought this was Floating sandbox for a sec

welllll, they weren't Hispanos, they were type 99 20mm cannons, which were the Japanese versions of the Oerlikon 20mm, they were still, however, 20mm cannons

@@aceapache4914 Thanks for the update i thought they used Hispano Cannons as these were relatively widespread according to my records

@@BlogingLP Ah, its fine, sorry if I was a bit rigid with my reply, I just spend a lot of time memorizing weapons of war for some reason. You are right about the Hispano being widespread, it was used basically everywhere in Europe

@@aceapache4914 It`s ok as you can see i looked it up and corrected it so everything`s fine

They didn't

It was never built

@@void1331 it was built, it just wasn’t finished.

Yup. Came here to say that..

It’s not very good I watched one of his videos and there was a lot of wrong facts about naval ships in it

There isn’t a single “military equipment fact” in this

The Bismarck class battleships where not that strong compared to Allied ships. The fear that the two sister ships (Bismarck and Tirpitz) generated was not a dry fear of sheer fire power, but the possibility of what the ship could do if it ever made it to the lightly guarded US to UK supply lines. It could have delayed the troop supply to the UK which would have left it as an easy target for Germany, maybe even winning the war. As far as the actual "power rating" the the Bismarck, it had a lot of weak points. Only 30 kph, slow turn time, 8 15in guns, thin armor, and way to few AA turrets.

@@asavita8745 thank you i did not know that

@@isaacsahlstrom5146 np. Alway nice to have a use for all this random info about the World Wars I've stored up 🤣

@@asavita8745 it still was decently strong ship with the weaknesses because it had better range then most ships at the time except for aircraft carrier which always have been strong because of that and it took a ton of British ships to sink it

@@gravepheon1x500 Oh yes, it definitely was a strong ship, especially with German marksmanship in play, and I'm sure she would have been even more deadly if she had waited in port for her sister ship to be launched a few months later. However if you look at the battle plans from both sides, you'll see that Hitler sent the Bismarck on what basically was a suicide mission to delay the Brits, and to test the new battleship class for weakness.

I like it. Forces you to do some tactical thinking.

Ya I saw the enemy do that and was thinking that

He knows now but yeah lol

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