As far as tier 9s go, it's a pretty good one. I fully intend to skip Seattle, but I currently don't have the credits or a captain for the Worchester. I skipped Lyon, Alsace and a bout a third of the Buffalo grind, as well as some low-tier boats.Īnd I'm not sorry. I used free EXP to skip over a bunch of ships.

The most numerous class of cruisers in the world. iirc the 20mm's will have 3 km range, the 40mm will have 5,1 km and then 127mm's will have 7,2 km. 31 Triangles: 183.3k Vertices: 117.7k More model information Cleveland American Tier VIII cruiser. I know the T10's are worth it, but I just can't face it.and I refuse to use FreeXP as I'm waiting to hear how the Alaska is going to be sold. Once you have the tier 4 'Advanced Firing Training' skill as well, you'll have a sweet 40 range bonus on your AA. Increases large-caliber AA damage by 100 and small-caliber AA damage by 100 for.

With the exception of the Iowa and Udaloi, I haven't purchased the other ships purely because of facing the T9 grind in ships that are supposed to be rubbish. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF SHIP The Cleveland-class cruisers had a large. Worchester does need IFHE as much as the Cleveland, though.Ĭurrently, I have unlocked but not purchased, the DM Donskoi, Ibuki, Seattle, Iowa, Udaloi and almost done on the Buffalo. Those are some leathal (but rather squishy) deathmachines. Cleveland needs the IFHE captain skill for it's guns to effective in dealing damage to high tier BBs. Cleveland's AP can generally only be useful against other cruisers at 8-10km range. Originally posted by Torchfire:Also, note that both tier 9 USN cruisers (Seattle and Buffalo) are pretty much total crap. Baltimore has deadly AP shells that can cit a Nelson at 12km (true story).

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