World of Warships - Schooled 

Not just in battleships, even some destroyers work better if you get used to do this on a regular basis. It's how I regularly get gun kills with the Shimakaze, even in tier X some people still ignore how powerful those 120mm can be at close range, chat raging gunboat captains are a real treat in top tier battles :D

It's worth doing in every ship that does not have super fast turret rotation, and even then it doesn't hurt, so 95% chance to be useful, no chance to not be beneficial = always do this. Shima guns are kinda trash still but the HE shells are pretty damn nice, it's got a pretty heavy broadside for a DD, since the buff they certainly deserve respect. Not that 99% of shima players realize they even have guns, but still ^^

I do this without even knowing i do it so idk why its hard for people to do it

kek I do it in a mino every time lol. takes them forever! :D

Yep, I do it even in my dd's especially if I'm setting up to attack another ship.

But remember, we aren't laughing at him because he's stupid but because he's Jingles and he's crap.

@@Shicksalblume To the salt mines with you...

It wouldn't be a true Jingles video without at least one misidentified ship

ACTUALLY, Jingles..

Why do i hear a shotgun being cocked... Jingles?

lets be real you can learn more on youtube than you can by going through college

No, I see why videos do better. Humans learn better by example.

One thing we DON'T learn here though, is how to identify ships correctly...

@@GorinRedspear well one step at time. Jingles is learning and distracted by a cat.

@@shawn6860 cats are the best thing ever so its easy to understand why he would be distracted

The only logical explanation is that Jingels excluded the featured player from his counting, that way 2/5 is a correct statement.

@@redosprey1334 He said 2/5 of his team members at one point and later on he switches to team.

Or even 1/3...

He is ex-navy after all.

Well, now we know that mathematics is not the strenghth of our gnome lord.....

Casey Hubauer yeah. But is probably a replay from before the break.

Since it’s the NA server, it really doesn’t matter **tumbleweed wooshes by**

@@dylannix4289 are you sure? i dont think anyone is online to see if a tumbleweed goes by or not in all honesty

#oldpeople

"School night" is also English slang for a night where the next day will be a normal working day (Monday - Friday) For example I might say: "I went to the pub last night and got completely rat-faced and now Im suffering. I should have known better than to go out with the lads on a school night."

Yep lol.

yeah, sounds like just another normal saturday afternoon in World of Warships

There's one difference. The trains are bigger.

Yup, in low tiers ships are inaccurate enough to make yolo rushing BB r even some cruisers with a DD and shotgun torping them work more often than not, and especially in low tiers when people still have the "CoD atitude" most of the time, getting a kill and dying for it is seen as worth because their KD is neutral. Imo that is one of the worst things about the learning curve for DD, as around t6 that very definitively ends, and that's not even including the fact you'll mostly be seeing t8

Well you said the difference. Tier 10 is a still train wreck. Everyone camps because they don’t want to take risks, and guys who try to push for objectives are singled out and destroyed. For the most part at least.

Islands are pretty much useful whatever ship you're in, you just need to think where the other Team are coming from so you won't put yourself in a position where you're flanked. Destroyers can use islands to hide and torpedo ships through narrow channels. Cruisers with good ballistics (arc-firing guns) can use islands to pepper you with HE until you burn to death. Battleships can use them to enhance their own resilience and provide a kind of area denial, as long as they have some idea on where an enemy might be coming from and what type they are (if you know a destroyer is heading for you, it's likely they'll be able to torpedo you the second they come around an island and your guns will just over-pen them at close range). What should actually happen is that everyone should stick together and concentrate target fire, moving as a squadron. Too often people think they can lone-wolf the game and be a hero, but no actual military engagement ever works like that. Real navies use squadrons for surface ships, tanks operate in units and infantry tries to stick to some kind of cohesion even when they have to flank a position. There's also a lot of hunger for kills, with people dashing off at the start of a game even when most times all you need to do is defend the base and wait for the enemy team to mess up.... I've been going through the Tiers as best I can, I'm up to 6 on the Batleships for the US, 5 for the Cruisers and 4 for the Destroyers. The DDs seem the most difficult to play, because your main role is Spotting for the Team and capping Points, so you end up getting shot at by everyone. Cruisers are positional tools, you move from island to island and try to set as many fires as you can to anything in range. Battleships are good for long-range defending and occasional pushes, if you have good backup. What most folks do in BBs though is suicide themselves by pushing into areas thinking their health-pool will keep them safe, but unless you're in some German BB with all points put into Secondary Battery skills, you'll be taken out fast by concentrated fire and just end up giving the other Team an advantage. For CVs, I have no idea, unfortunately. I don't intend to play them because the play style is too different. It's almost like playing an RTS, with the Carrier being your base and the planes being finite squads of units that you send out. I guess some folks like that, but I prefer moving around and having to think where my turrets should be pointing next. The sound design is also pretty good in the game and it feels satisfying to fire at something and hear the guns booming. One thing to not get upset over is the firing RNG. A lot of times it'll seem like you're hitting a target and instead you get splashes around it or ricochets or whatever. It's not like WoT where you have your gun, line up your shot and make it count. On a BB, you'll fire 10 guns and get 2-3 Hits at long range, and it doesn't get better until Tier 8, from what I've seen. It's not even unrealistic. Records of battles even as close as WWII note hundreds of shells fired with only a couple of dozen hits, so in a way we're even getting too much accuracy.... If you can, try to set up shots to fire at the center of ships, as it increases your odds at scoring Citadel hits, or maybe at the bottom of turrets to try and detonate a magazine. Plunging fire will always have better chances at this than level fire, so whenever possible use aircraft spotting to land good shots. Since you played WoT, you probably already know about leading your shots, just remember that the targeting is very different between regular binocular sighting and aircraft spotting (the regular view will let you align the guns far better by setting them up to hit the waterline and in a particular ship area, whereas Spotting view is more of just trying to guess where a ship is heading to and firing far enough ahead of it to land shells on top of the superstructure or turrets).

Lemme guess, commented from your phone?

Most of these videos of high scoring t4-5 games are people with 5k+ games played and lots of t10 ships coming to low tier with a 19pt captain to seal club though.

US destroyers will make BANKS because no reload on 5 inch dakka spammers!

Some are still noobs and not even new 😂

I especially love how he keeps saying "I'm not laughing at them, but..." the entire game long XD

Not necessarily m8, alot of clans accept newbie players right off the bat, even just to help them out in the game. Clan bonuses can really make a huge difference when you're just starting

@@naggarond But I think that you need to be at least at a certain level to unlock clans and I was tier 6 when I got the possibility to join a clan

@@prophetdeceitful4444 true, but he might have 2 or 3 lines at tier 4-5 max and tier 6 account isnt really hard to reach that way

@@naggarond yeah

sometimes it bugs out and gives you a DEFEAT: ALL ALLIED SHIPS DESTROYED message instead

Just played a game in Mahan where I killed all four enemy destroyers. The rest of the team managed to kill two enemy and one allied cruisers.

I'm almost sure he's correct. They have gone to some effort to prevent draws from happening at all.

And got clubbed.

He wasn't the only one. I saw flags and camos on some of the enemy ships... so they aren't new. They might not be long term veterans, but their accounts have at least some experience on them. The CV rework pushed a lot of players, especially DD players, down into the lower tiers. It's interesting down there now. You can have the usual noob window licking in one match, and then a brutal cutthroat high skill intense game the next.

Do the cars fly yet.

I was 1667th. Earliest ever.

they have like NO AA defense so yeep FREE XP AND CREDITS!

Yes, definetely a draw

It's smart if the DD doesn't fire and stays undetected and the Myogi knows how to use smoke (ie. understands detectability bloom). But it's rare for even 'experienced' players to get all that right.

Elliott Gbadehan wyoming doesnt exist

The AP shells on Ishizuchi are incredibly bad, chances are they still would not have penned that broadside Myogi. The AP is best suited for cruisers but always seem to shatter or bounce on battleships.