r/WorldOfWarships

Out of all the older tech tree DD's Daring still feels strong as heck. It's one of those ships i can solo queue in random battles and be confident that I'll be useful every single match.

The short smokes, gun power, Heal. I don't think I'll ever play gearing or z-52 ever again.

It's only real weakness is the fact that its quite slow.

Anyone else been having great success with Daring in 2026? Is there any other (old) tech-tree DD that still packs a massive punch in 2026?

Hello everyone,

So, recently i remembered when WG told us last year that "Any uncommon ship added to the game will be assigned to a rotation group and become available again 6 to 9 updates after its initial release.” But there are two uncommon ships, Le Havre and I-56'44, which were added in the Steel Will event last year who were supposed to return in 15.6 at the very latest... And we're already on the 15.7...

Wha happun here?

So I have 160k coal and 12k RP saved up. I’m also looking into getting the Togasa as well from the event, but I’m thinking about using coal to the get the Bis 41, so I can then play daily and save up tokens to get the Togasa.

I’m also not really interested in any of the current coal ships from the armoury, and I also have the German unique commander (forgot his name).

Hey every one!

I have a question: I'm looking for a solid premium German cruiser to level captains with.

Which one is something that people recommend?

Thanks!

WG, whats the point here. I mean,..can we just,....can we, ...just.....

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In both games I was in my DD killing the BBs for the secondary goals. Do they even know that the repair cost is now flat and no longer proportional to HP lost?

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Just a random question that popped up in my head. You can either do just one or one per nation/type.
EDIT: Paper ship means ship that was designed but never built or completed to spec. EX: Constellation or basically any Soviet bb

A T5 ship gets you 25 tokens whereas a T10 gets you 125, 5x the tokens. However, a T5 ship costs 1/17th what a T10 costs you, not even considering all the rest of the silver to get up to T10. I’m thinking most silver efficient approach here is to start from the bottom rather than the top if you’re looking to maximize tokens if your silver is more scarce than your port slots. If you only have a handful of slots remaining you can always buy and sell the lower tier ships far more efficiently than saving up for the T10s.

Forgive me if this was obvious to everyone else, but hope this helps others in my situation.

Hi fellas,
I already have WoWs account created somewhere around release date, but short after that I stopped playing it (I picked to play wot then). I reached V tier USA and thats all. Is that game more chill then WoT? Return can be hard?
Please let me know your thoughts about that

1. Is it hard to be good in the game? Can you recommend some youtube creators who can help explain game mechanics etc?
2. Is Germany/USA/UK tech trees are fine for newbie?
3. Any tips about in events and mission? When I logged to games few days ago I saw some screen where I can pick some kind of missions and other options in the interface overwhelm me, that’s not exactly how I remember this game those couple years ago

I'm curious at when players are happy enough with a ship's secondaries to spec into them.

I play a lot of PVE so it's a lot easier to get damage out of them but i'm bored of schlieffen and libertad so i'm trying other ships with various results.

For example, is half the damage from secondaries good enough for you? What about just a third?

I main Royal Navy and Commonwealth, and now have most ships. I can have hugely satisfying area control matches in Plymouth. I can contribute lots of damage circling in and out of engagements in Monmouth. I can routinely top the table with Seal and Thrasher. I can have great games in Eskimo, Cossack, Haida and the rest. I can even do solid matches in Cheshire, Hampshire, Drake and Goliath. I play pretty much all of the ships, across all the classes. Undine, Exeter, Orion '44, KGV, Lion and Vanguard... I enjoy every single one.

But I'm not sure I've ever had a great game in Minotaur. I've had more success with Brisbane, even though it's quite similar.

I've tried radar Mino. I've tried smoke Mino. I've never really felt it clicking. Stick me in Aberdeen, I know my game.

The best I can usually achieve in Mino is solid mid table, or fourth/fifth at best. Just as often I'm getting deleted and I feel I've let the team down. I play it the way I play most cruisers - highly mobile, angling, choosing the moment to fire, circling in and out. Always an eye on the map and game flow. Rarely stationary. The static island hugging cruiser gameplay style holds zero interest for me... other than when facing it and presenting me my preferred target when I'm in a sub.

A lot of people rate Minotaur very highly, so it's clearly me.

Any accomplished Minotaur players reading this? ...I'm literally asking to be schooled...