Lol, don’t fall the the build your own Tier 10 Puerto Rico Cruiser, to earn this boat you’d have to live on the game for the duration or buy it.
Did anybody try WOWS on Catalina so far?
Boot Camp?Since nobody replied, I am able to play World of Warships on my mid 2012 MacBook Pro running Catalina. So yeah it works.
I do that often, and sometimes I’m listened to and sometimes not. In a 2 home zone map, I’ll frequently say “let them rush to us, group up and focus fire”. Frequently the enemy blunders into range in 1s and 2s and they are destroyed quickly.No Bootcamp, straight from the finder.
Playing random is frustrating. Yeah. You gotta communicate a lot at the beginning, asking or telling the people what to do.
I've not had an experience with kamikaze players yet. But then I don't play on a regular basis.I won 5 battles in a row this morning. Then Random Battles don’t suck so much.
Seriously, kamikaze players are a routine with RBs. They just don’t understand firing range and blundering into an enemy group of ship’s firing ranges.
It’s just players who drive towards a group of enemy ships without regard for their survival or apparently knowledge of firing ranges and the entire enemy group ends up shooting at the single ship. I also call this a suicide run.I've not had an experience with kamikaze players yet. But then I don't play on a regular basis.
It’s just players who drive towards a group of enemy ships without regard for their survival or apparently knowledge of firing ranges and the entire enemy group ends up shooting at the single ship. I also call this a suicide run.
I play all lines but my best win rates tend to be in the German line, right now exclusievly battleships. That said, in a recently acquired tier 9 Iowa, a good ship that I currently have a 75% win rate which is very unusual. I expect as I get in more battles with it, my win rate will fall to a more normal range of winning 35-60%.I‘ve done it twice in the 4yrs I’ve been playing. I run it in BootCamp in Win 10 on a 2017 iMac i5 3.8ghz 32g ram and a Radeon 580. I get great performance as long as I keep the BootCamp drivers up to date on AMD’s site. Both times were a calculated decision to take out another BB and payed off, but they were isolated. I’m in a Clan with my 2 sons. I play strictly British and German BB’s. One for when I’m in the mood to burn others to the bottom, the other when I want to have a slugfest.
Never noticed this thread before as I must admit Mac and Gaming don’t really connect with me. Just happened to pop in this afternoon. Then I noticed the Original Poster, and thought I’d chime in. ?
I agree with all your posts. Do you ever play Ranked? I’m in the current season with the HMS Lyon. I don’t do well in Tier IX/X matches. I prefer to stay around Tier 5-7. I play the HMS Iron Duke quite a bit. I have no Tier X ships at all.
It‘s fun when I play with my sons one is a BB player, the other is Mr. Heavy Cruiser. They are mountains above me in their strangely. Wargaming does irritate me in many of their actions. The Russian BB’s are ridiculously OP.
What line of BB’s do you favor?
My top list: I love the fast and stealthy torp spitting Japanese DDs, Fubuki and Akizuki are great. Love the light British cruisers like Danae and Emerald cause they just feel like big DDs although they are fragile as glass. I love the German fast firing all angles cruisers like Königsberg and Nurnberg for hunting down and surprise oneshotting other cruisers from across the map. The great Commonwealth cruiser Perth I got in a supercontainer is a fire starting torch like no other but thin like paper. And I love big fat German BBs like Bayern and Tirpitz when I am in the mood for heavyweight fights and close range brawls.
I play all lines but my best win rates tend to be in the German line, right now exclusievly battleships. That said, in a recently acquired tier 9 Iowa, a good ship that I currently have a 75% win rate which is very unusual. I expect as I get in more battles with it, my win rate will fall to a more normal range of winning 35-60%.
I have some serious critiques I previously mentioned. Destroyers capable of 10-20 torpedo salvos is just nuts. I hate’m This was for game balancing and imo it’s seriously unrealistic. When I play a session when I lose 3 battles in a row, I normally take a break Until the next day.
I think 3 tier games are a bad idea especially when you are in the bottom tier of the match. I think the worst is being an 8 with tier 10s. You never want to be leading, because virtually everyone will shoot at you as the low tier ship.
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For myself DDs are the hardest ship type to play. You really need to know what you are doing to consistently do well in them. in some battles you can just reak havoc in them if you are good.
My top list: I love the fast and stealthy torp spitting Japanese DDs, Fubuki and Akizuki are great. Love the light British cruisers like Danae and Emerald cause they just feel like big DDs although they are fragile as glass. I love the German fast firing all angles cruisers like Königsberg and Nurnberg for hunting down and surprise oneshotting other cruisers from across the map. The great Commonwealth cruiser Perth I got in a supercontainer is a fire starting torch like no other but thin like paper. And I love big fat German BBs like Bayern and Tirpitz when I am in the mood for heavyweight fights and close range brawls.
If you ever get a North Carolina, that is an significant adjustment in aiming lead. If you normally lead a ship by 15 clicks, for the NC you have to lead by 20, this is because the shells arch way up in the sky as compared to adjoining Tier US battleships, which I think is just a way Wargamimg used to try to make this ship harder to play.I agree on the 3 Tier issues. I've been in that Tier 8 scenario before. This has been a Wargaming issue since the beginning. They have tried to make things better in patches over the years but it's never been fixed. The Iowa is nice. I stopped the American line at the Colorado. I like it quite a bit with the engine mod. It has the big 16" guns and you don't get stuck in those 3 Tier scenarios you mentioned. The American BB's are tough to citadel and have good broadside fire power in close. You'll enjoy the Iowa. 75% is a nice percentage. If you take all 1234 matches I've played over the past 4 yrs I'm around a 48% average. I do better in Clan play and Ranked when it's below Tier IX. My largest issue is still ending up off by myself and getting punished by a DD. I need to stick closer to other BB's earlier in a match, but it's hard for me.
I've tried DD's a few times. I won a T-61 in a crate last fall wich is a pretty boss DD. I just could not get into the style of play with a DD. I tried like 2 dozen battles. Guess I'm just not a Torp Guy. I've never been good at embracing the strategy of Concealment. I prefer the in your face style of play.
If you ever get a North Carolina, that is an significant adjustment in aiming lead. If you normally lead a ship by 15 clicks, for the NC you have to lead by 20, this is because the shells arch way up in the sky as compared to adjoining Tier US battleships, which I think is just a way Wargamimg used to try to make this ship harder to play.
I’ve found that fast battleships ships are a distinct advantage. I love the Gneisinau and the Scharnhorst.