world of warships submarines public test

So, are they finally going to give Balao and U-2501 more historically accurate speeds? You know, so DD's can actually intercept them without completely suiciding? Or, is WG only interested in protecting yolo submarines from being clapped when they make a mistake, by allowing them to completely disappear at 1.8km and travel at >20kts in any direction? Because, that's exactly what they're able to do, and now you're limiting the radar at periscope as well.Ģ0.25 knots (38 km/h) surfaced, 8.75 knots (16 km/h) submerged ġ5.6 knots (28.9 km/h 18.0 mph) surfacedġ7.2 knots (31.9 km/h 19.8 mph) submerged Ħ.1 knots (11.3 km/h 7.0 mph) (silent running motors)

Honestly, I mean, the ASW depth charge airstrike changes look interesting I 'm not too sure about THESE changes in particular.

And with the increased HP, the subs will be harder to sink even IF you find them. In order to give submarines more opportunities for maneuvering and choosing a comfortable position, as well as reduce the influence of Radar on their gameplay, we removed the detection of submarines by the Surveillance Radar at periscope depth.Īnd now subs are even harder to detect, because apparently they weren't hard enough to detect. I mean, with increased double-ping duration, this could potentially lead to MULTIPLE citadel-grade torpedo salvoes hitting a target in that time, or at least a higher chance of hitting said target, if say, one torpedo salvo missed, and the other torpedo salvo hit, and it's still affected by the double ping buff. We increased the duration of the twice-pinged sector which will give submarines more time to plan the attack and choose a more comfortable position and moment to launch torpedoes.

Yeah, I actually DO question these particular changes: WhoTF at WG evens plays this game anymore? So submarines, which are very hard to kill due to being hard to spot and harder to damage, are going to become immune to radar, get stupidly long double ping times, and gain more survivabilty.

World of warships submarines public test