However this argument does not hold up in the case of Clan Battles.Ĭlan Battles is a competitive game mode, and thus wins and losses must be based on skill, strategy, and tactics. As such, this provides some justification for allowing unavailable ships into randoms or ranked battles. It can be agreed upon that a significant part of this game is based on grinding and progression. In Clan Battles, where the ability to make prompt and decisive rotations in response to enemy movements is valued, Georgia's gimmicks really shine.Īlaska: This ship is a meta pick mainly for the lower leagues, as its combination of tankiness and threatening main guns make it a difficult ship to counter for newer or inexperienced teamsīlack: Stealth radar and smoke on a destroyer. Georgia: The speed boost combined with having the most accurate battleship guns in the game make it the most flexible and versatile battleship at its tier.

Musashi: Due to the 460 mm guns and the gigantic hp pool, it is able to outgun and outlast every single other battleship available at tier 9. Here are examples of some of the biggest offenders: The problem is that at tier 9, there exists a huge power imbalance between ships that are available and ships that are unavailable.

Having played and/or spectated a large number of clan battles games this season over the first 6 sessions, I wanted to give some feedback to WG about what in my opinion is a huge issue that cannot be ignored.

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