I returned to help defend it – finding myself trying to use islands and angling against enemy ships shooting at me from both the North and the East, while also dodging Torpedo Salvos. While holding our own on the West flank of the map, I noticed the East flank had collapsed and our base was open. The following sums up my World of Warships experiences in the lower tiers for the last week: Sometimes the battles can seem less about what people do to win, and more about what mistakes people make to lose.Ĭurrently I’m still playing a mix of ships – from Tier V to X. It is obvious to say the opponent are generally of a higher caliber – and they are – but it doesn’t feel as simple as just that. It is hard to feel your way around and learn because your mistakes are punished so quickly and harshly. Your opponents seem to know the optimum camping spots, the optimum tactics, and the key strengths and weaknesses of everything on the field.
Mostly however I am not enjoying them as much because they can play like well grinded set acts. In part it is because I am not as familiar with the new hulls I am using, or the newer maps I am playing on. I must admit I am not particularly enjoying the Tier X games – even in Tier X ships. That raises the question – what is the best way to grind credits in World of Warships? (Aside from being a good player – that option is out.) I am going to have to do some serious credit grinding before I can afford to do much else. This little flurry of moving into higher tier ships however has left me broke. I recently also moved into the Tier IX DM Donskoi, so my next Tier X Hull will likely be on the Russian Cruiser tree. I’ve got into my second Tier X Hull in World of Warships – the French Cruiser Henri IV.
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