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Does she queue up 40% or 50% from shell penetrations? The triple turrets were not well balanced, and as a result required ammunition to be reserved on the ready racks at the back of the turret to help balance the weight of the guns.

I would be content with premium battleships at 2-3-4-5.The Viribus would be a premium since the class is technically Tegetthoff.I would really appreciate if one of my favorite battleships was added to the game, the SMS Viribus Unitis. I would really appreciate if one of my favorite battleships was added to the game, the SMS Viribus Unitis.

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After a number of operations early on, she was destined to be mostly inactive in WW I as part of a 'fleet in being' and was finally torpedoed …

Jutland … The barbettes were 280mm thick. Gunboats. Casemate armor was 180mm thick, and covered by 30mm armor plate. They will not be applied, as this will effectively nerf the ship, which is already being sold, and regardless, she does not need it anyway in the current state.They were not applied due to an error which was a result of the ship being on the shelf for too long. Adjusted Ships Outstanding Issues Unlike the American warships, the German ships arrived a little later, so there are fewer red flags raised here. Do you have any idea on how dispersion parameters work now?I thought the ship was bad?

Fortunately for all of us, the ship was made better, not worse than described, so no harm done.Finally, we never pull "whoops". Does she queue up 33% or 10% of citadel damage?I don't know. ?That actually encourages me to buy it! Their last set of ships that were cancelled I thought would only reach tier 5 maybe 6 max?They have a ton of design studies, which were feasible and would be rather interesting in game terms.

Main battery turrets had 200mm faces, 280mm sides and rears, and a 60mm roof. It is a Tegetthoff class but actually the first produced. Pommern. The result of these flaws was to render the

Japan USA Germany USSR Great Britain Pan-Asia France Commonwealth Italy Pan-America Europa Events Classes. The shells, which had a high-quality cap design for the era, were capable of penetrating 475mm of Krupp Cemented armor at a range of 6,000 meters, falling to 272mm at 10,000 meters. ). Viribus Unitis was ordered by the Austro-Hungarian Navy in 1908 and was laid down in Stabilimento Tecnico Triestino shipyard in Trieste on 24 July 1910. Viribus Unitis was launched from the shipyard on 24 June 1911 and was formally commissioned into the Austro-Hungarian Navy on 5 December 1912. models World of Warships. [BLEP] Русский ; Homepage / World of Warships / Pommern. Her name ("With United Forces") was the personal motto of Emperor Franz Joseph. The funnel uptakes were also entirely unarmored. Maximum firing rate was 2 rounds/minute per gun. On the whole, the ships appeared well armed and armored – they were quite modern in appearance, too. Each pillar deals a moderate amount of damage. version 0.9.7.0 test version 0.9.8.0 China server 0.8.7.0. Let's hope Wargaming doesn't pull an "oops" and apply a hotfix.

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These are all pretty big performance parameters too and will greatly impact how well the ship plays. What bothers me more is the possibility that Wargaming may pull a "whoops" and apply the changes belatedly after the fact. The design process for the first of Austria’s dreadnoughts began in October 1908 under the naval architect Siegfried Popper, and was accelerated by the news that Italy was also moving towards its first dreadnought – The main armament was formed by twelve ‘30.5cm/45’ (actually 42.6) in four triple superfiring turrets (A-B-X-Y). Pommern.

German battleship Viribus Unitis, tier V. The Sigma value is decreased from 1.8 to 1.65; Changed the parameters of the consumable "Repair party": The restoration of the casemate (non-citadel) damage reduced from 50% to 40%; Restoration of hit points, after receiving damage to the citadel, increased from 10% to 33%. I appreciate your thorough dedication, keep it up! SMS 1 VIRIBUS UNITIS. The ‘Dreadnought revolution’ offered the small Austrian fleet a chance to close the gap, as both fleets would be forced to re-start construction of their battlelines. The armor belt extended the entire length of the citadel (was closed by 160mm plates), and extended almost to the bow and stern with 150mm plates (extreme plates on stern and stem were 110mm thick). Epic battles rage across the oceans of the world in order to claim victory among teams comprised of the greatest representatives from the era of multi-ton marine giants. [BLEP] But in this case a mistake gives us a slightly better ship, which is not considered OP, so while it is not intentional, there is nothing to fix. Also included was eighteen ‘7cm/50’ (actually 66mm/47) anti-torpedo boat guns, which fired 4.5 kg HE shells at a rate of 15-20 rounds/minute.

and thank you again!This is a very interesting situation. 1 hour ago, Stauffenberg44 said: No wonder you were a bit peevish with the V.U. 0.9.7. I would be content with premium battleships at 2-3-4-5.The Viribus would be a premium since the class is technically Tegetthoff.Actually, Austria can sustain a battleship tree up to at least tier 7, possibly 8 depending on modernizations and design studies used.Actually, Austria can sustain a battleship tree up to at least tier 7, possibly 8 depending on modernizations and design studies used.I'd be interested in seeing that proposed, but I really think they would make nice side branches in the German tree no matter how many tiers they decide (just a different flag). I feel it is suitable for a tier 4, with 4 triple 12" guns, and above average secondariesWiki for details - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMS_Viribus_Unitis#It would be even better if a micro tree was added, or added as side branch to the German tree.

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