Four (including Constellation herself) were cancelled and scrapped on the ways in 1922 due to the Washington Naval Treaty, while two – Lexington and Saratoga – were converted to aircraft carriers that served with distinction in WWII. Navy set out to build only one class of battlecruiser: the Lexington class. The high speed would give them more tactical options, including the ability to control engagements, while maintaining hitting power. Even as power plant efficiency improved, navies were considering the 'battlecruiser' - a capital ship with battleship armament that traded some armor mass for sleekness and speed. The data presented in the AA Defense sidebar section may be incorrect.įor a graphic summary of ships Tiers VIII thru XI see LittleWhiteMouse's "Actual AA DPS".Īt the turn of the century, capital ships were slow due to the enormous mass of guns and armor that they carried and the wide hull forms required to keep that mass afloat. Tactical diversity in World of Warships comes from the inclusion of many different classes of warships, including: aircraft carriers, capable of providing remote air support and striking targets at extreme range colossal battleships that project power across vast swaths of ocean light and heavy cruisers with the capability to quickly respond to changing battlefield conditions and stealthy, agile destroyers which can be highly effective in group attacks.Warning. Sudden ambushes, cunning flanking attacks, open confrontation and "head-on" assaults - captains must strive to find an ideal way to deliver a decisive blow at the enemy. In order to achieve victory in battle, players must employ a wide range of strategies in a variety of tactical decisions. Epic battles rage across the oceans of the world in order to claim victory among teams comprised of the greatest representatives from the era of multi-ton marine giants. More: Changelogs World of Warships World of Warships is a naval action MMO, dipping into the world of large-scale sea battles of the first half of the twentieth century.
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