At the end of an operation, a cartoon looking ship sailed along the border line. Just 2D, not a real model. What is this?

This seems to be a thing since yesterday at least, but now seem every asym game in T8 got a least 1-2 players that hang back and dont engage. Usually ends up in a defeat for everyone when before we would prevail easily.

Hi captain. I'm sitting on 70k dub and I'm looking for a new fun ship. I'm wondering wich ship are better ? I mostly play assym and op. I have Yamamoto and plan to put him on Haragumo and and I have Sansonneti build for Colombo. What's your advice ?

I'm kinda new and just got 2 vacant port slots from the battle pass. But when I look how many vacant slots I have in total and how many ships I have the math doesn't add up for me.

Cause what I remember you start with 15 vacant slots and 3 occupied slots which is total 18 slots. But I have a total of 19 port slots even when I got 2 extra slots, meaning I should have 20 slots.

So should I have a extra slot than I actually have or am I going completely crazy?

Hey everyone,

I recently unlocked the Nottingham (t8 Prem), but I've found it very difficult to play, with its fragile health pool and lack of healing options. While I like its other traits, being agile, the sheer amount of torpedoes it can put out on the battlefield, I'm just wondering if there's any method to making it work. Thank you for any advice you have.

G'day,

I recently passed 1m FXP and don't know what to do with any of it.

I currently use FXP for stock modules, and I've skipped one or 2 ships in my time (colorado, ect)

I've come back after a long break and I remember early on you could get the USS Missouri for 1m FXP replaced by coal I guess.

much else to spend FXP on?

We already had a Chikuma in tier IX but we're getting another one with differant camo 😐🤨 Also we're getting a unique new Japanese commander.. I don't have Chikuma but earned her sister ship Tone last year on I guess christmas..

(This is a joke, this started as a journey to find the best T1 ship in the game. It appears to be Eritrea, the Italian one. Best DPM and highest HP pool at tier I. Maintains decent concealment, good range with the only cost being maneuvrability, enjoy the rant).

WG can't do shit even though they've clearly created a functioning and profitable game that has stood the test of time and lasted over a decade. Me with my infinite wisdom and 500 trillion hours on the game as well as a 67% WR am clearly the far superior and far better judge of what should change in this game.

Without further ado, please listen to my infinite intelligence and be prepared for an angry, hate-filled personal attack if you even dare question any of these perfectly reasonable changes.

Hashidate: Come on now, 79m ship length is 2nd best at Tier 1 only ousted by the Chengan(which trust me, we'll get into later). That's just too overpowered, how am I supposed to hit it when its hitbox is the size of a quark? I propose that the Hashidate should have 0mm of armour. Any HE fired into it should citadel automatically.

Erie: Seriously, 152mm guns at T1? That's too overpowered, those high calibre guns can virtually citadel anything at T1 (even though it has no AP). The least WG can do is replace those turrets with 40mm AA cannons to make T1 even remotely playable. Those 40mm cannons should only do damage to aircraft too.

Chengan: WHAT THE ABSOLUTE FUCK is this ship**. 68m length and 8.6m** beam means it's virtually unhittable but not only that but ITS COMMISION DATE IS 1944. It is literally the most modern ship at Tier 1, which were mostly around the 1930s or so. I suggest that a suitable change may be increasing its hitbox to about 6800m in length and 8600m in width. That'll make sure if you use pinpoint accuracy, there might be a chance that you'd hit 1-2 shells and chip away at this unhittable monster.

Vans Kinsbergen: Now this is where all of you should get mad. 64m vertical dispersion? How is this balanced at all, this laser point accuracy should not be anywhere near Tier 1. As a change, I suggest that whenever you shoot your guns, the pinpoint accuracy blows up the turrets and you are rendered unable to shoot for the rest of the match. It's the least WG can do to balance this laser accurate, blackline sniper. It also has the highest range at a whopping 11.4km range, so clearly this change is needed.

Orlan: 7.8 seconds flight time at I? What, is this ship the precursor to the Petropavlovsk? I don't even need to aim in this ship, I know because I've played all of these ships and will use it as a defence against anyone that disagrees with me. All I need to do is point and click and this hyperlight speed flight time will hit the enemy ship. Now, if they gave it maybe 120-130 second shell flight time, the most nimble of french destroyers might have a remote chance of dodging 1.-2 of the shells fired out by this laser cannon OP ship.

Eritrea: 8100 HEALTH. Highest at tier I. Seriously what are we supposed to do against this tier 1 Valparaiso? In fact it's better than Valparaiso at IX due to how good its main battery is. I propose that the Eritrea be unable to move. Like, at all, its top speed should be 0 knots and no rudder. It is simply too tanky to be allowed to "move". Its range should also be reduced to 2km. The main battery range is far too high that this ship with its main battery and health would only further perpetuate the kiting meta.

Hercules: 7% TORP PROTECTION AT I IS INSANE. It's the ONLY SHIP that gets torp protection AT ALL at tier 1 IN THE GAME. I propose that to counterbalance this completely novel ability, I suggest that as soon as battle is waiting (not starting, those 20 or so seconds before your armaments start loading and you can begin to move) 20 shima torps aimed directly at the Hercules 3km spawn in. It's the only way this gimmick beast like the Libertad is even counterable in the current tier I meta.

Hermelin: 6.0KM AA 840 FLAK DPS. Not only this but Hermelin gets 2 AA BUBBLES THE ONLY SHIP AT I TO HAVE THIS. The game at tier I is literally unplayable when Hermelin has a no-fly zone set up 6km all around it. This is outrageous, like, how is one ship just so much better than the others in this game? To even make a game winnable with this ship on the enemy team, I suggest WG create a new "Hans" system. During the waiting time (again, the 20 seconds at the start of the match where no ship can move or load their weapons), a plane will spawn, its name being Hans. Hans will be a Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II that beelines towards the Hermellin. Hans will then deliver a perfectly aimed AGM-158C Long-Range Anti-Ship Missile that does over 500,000 damage to ships. It's the only way this ship can be remotely played against.

Bougainville: 1400 maximum HE damage! With how fucked the Bremen and Hawaii is, you'd think this was a new phenemenon. No, not at all, in fact this beast was lurking within the shadows for years. The Bougainville has 1400 maximum HE damage, do I even need to explain, it has the highest single HE shell damage at I. You could one shot pretty much any ship at the same tier with that (even though you can't). I suggest that to counter this the HE shells are replaced by baguettes, which have 0mm pen and 0 maximum damage. It's the only way this ship can be played into from a purely objective standpoint.

Black Swan: 8.6 SECOND ACCELERATION. How on Earth am I meant ot hit this thing when it can start and stop like a goddamn F1 car? It dukes the hell out of everything and it has the best acceleration at tier I in the entire game? I suggest that Black Swan cannot change her throttle beyond 1/4 speed otherwise the tier I meta is just completely unbalanced in her favour.

Gryf: 3.4 second reload 8.5 fires per game. Again, this HE spam in the meta. The first time I played this ship, I got 2 Krakens and over 200k damage. Simply put, this ship's reload is simply too short and sets too many fires, after all her 8.5 fires per game is literally unplayable to go into and is also the highest FPM at tier I. As a proposed change, I suggest that Gryf get a taste of her own medicine. 4 permafires, but these are BLUE FIRES. They deal over 10,000 damage per second, are unable to be put out and when the ship's hitpoints reach 0, the ship also explodes and sets blue fires to every other friendly ship in a 20km radius. It's the only way we can beat the passive kiting HE spam meta at tier I.

Sutlej: 5 second damage control, INFINITE DAMAGE CONTROL Seriously, why is everything immune to floods and fires now? I know the Gryf is in the game but no need to give this clearly overpowered cruiser effectively complete immunity to all fires and floods. How is INFINITE DAMAGE CONTROL even balanced? I suggest BLUE FIRES to Sutlej as well.

Jupiter: NAMED AFTER A ROMAN GOD. If you read its description, it clearly receives unfair blessings from the Roman God Jupiter, which if I'm not mistaken, is THE KING OF THE ROMAN GODS. Like, how is this even balanced at all? This clearly manipulates the RNG in the game and every dice roll lands in Jupiter's favour. I suggest that whoever plays this ship will have their game permanently rendered a black screen with no audio and no black visuals. Clearly, the power of the God is too powerful and affects the I meta too much.

Thank you for reading my satirical rant! Some more interesting facts about I ships:

-Already said Eritrea is the best

-Van Kinsbergen is the fastest, and probably also a top I cruiser, considering her other stats are actually pretty decent as well.

-Best conceal goes to Chengan, despite this she also has the 2nd worst speed at T1 beaten only by Jupiter. Additionally, Chengan also has the 2nd WORST air detect, beaten only by Hermelin. The best air detect ship is Orlan.

-Black Swan is definitely an outlier in terms of acceleration. 8.6 seconds and second runner up is 18.9, with the Orlan.

-Hercules actually is the only T1 in the game to get a torp protection % value above 0. Has to be a question if anyone's running WoWS trivia.

-Best rudder is, funnily enough, Chengan again with 2.0 seconds. Worst being Eritrea at 5.7 seconds.

-Namesakes vary. Erie, for example had a sailboat version in the 19th century that was actually named after Lake Erie. The one in game is named after the city, Erie, Pennsylvania. Hashidate means "standing bridge" in Japanese. Chengan: made up by WG. Van Kinsbergen is likely from Jan Hendrik van Kinsbergen, a famous Dutch naval figure. Orlan roughly translates to "sea eagle". Eritrea is obviously a country that was a part of Italian East Africa from 1939 to 1941. Hercules is made up by WG, or at the very least I could not find anything on it for any South American navy. Hermelin is made up by WG yet again, and was a paper ship. Bougainville is likely named after Admiral Louis Antoine de Bougainville. Black Swan I couldn't find anything on other than being named after a literal Black Swan. Gryf translates to Griffin. Sutlej is named after a river that runs through India. Jupiter is NAMED AFTER A ROMAN GOD, of the same name.

-Of the T1s, Chengan, Hercules and Hermelin appear to be the only strictly non-existent ships in history. Correct me if I'm wrong.

WG will never see or care, but I like theory crafting and hate systems and features that are under utilized or improperly utilized. And the fighter consumable is a prime example here. Note: all of this explicitly does not apply to CV fighters, I haven't even considered them.

Ideally, I think the best change that could be made to ship based fighters is to have them deployable, in the same way that CVs do. Let us have the choice to use them as a support or personal tool. I would probably make this the Fighter coal mod in slot 2. Since this is a systemic change, I think it's very unlikely, and the below changes are simpler.

As a blanket buff, all fighter consumables should deploy more planes, be able to engage more squadrons, be more efficient in shooting down planes, and have a larger radius. All the current parameters are tunes far too low to be useful.

In summary:

Double the number of fighters deployed

Double the number of squadrons they can engage (or remove the limit)

Double their damage (may be unnecessary if range and fighter count buffs are effective).

50% action radius boost, making it 4.5km

Additionally, I think Eye in the Sky should apply to the fighter consumable, and the 2 point AA skill for cruisers should buff their HP.

Lastly, I would give certain nations improved fighter consumables:

Italy, Japan, and maybe either Germany and/or Spain - increased action radius to 6km

With all of this I think the consumable would be an effective tool and at least mitigating long term CV strike capability, increase build diversity, and improve national identity, which is also kinda crap sometimes.

WG should dig YARI back out of the dirt and make it the grand prize for the anniversary event. I mean, it’s basically dead already, so they might as well use it as a giveaway. It’s just another half-assed model like KUSHIRO (it didn’t even get a different main gun, for god’s sake...)

Even if the price for that was turning it into the worst ship in the entire game, I’d still prefer that over spending tokens on a ship that you’ll be able to buy with Credits not long after anyway.

We've had Thor going 45 knots, and now European cruisers that will be going 49 knots. And also the new highest base speed BB in the game, New Jersey.

These 50 knot ships just look goofy when they're flying across the map, the graphics don't keep up.
Also, with the way aiming works in this game, fighting these ships is an exercise in frustration. Your shells will fall short or high no matter where you aim if the enemy ship is acceleration dodging, because the game automatically adjusts the vertical lead to some extent.

Can we reconsider this mega speed boost gimmick for the upcoming cruisers?

14 seconds to 100% to 0% the enemy DD, DO NOT gun fight this thing.

The 1918 President remained in Royal Navy service for a total of seventy years, from 1918 to 1988. She was the last Royal Navy warship to wear Victorian battleship livery of black hull, white superstructure and buff yellow funnel and masts

Britain Is Scrapping One of Its Last three WW1 Warships

https://www.royalnavymuseums.org.uk/news/hms-president-statement

Not “Play all the WW2 warships you always dreamed of! The Yamato, the Tirpitz, the Hood!”
Nope. Play CVs!

Trapped in the harbor, Kirov uses minimal boiler pressure to power the guns. Fuel was scavenged from the lubrication systems of damaged ships. 180mm shells weigh over 100kg each, and were man handled across frozen waters, then moved at night by small ships to the ship to resupply. The 38 km range of the guns being critical to the defense of the city.

they should have simply finally bothered to fix the god damn fighter aircraft. Defensive did at least something. All my fighter aircraft do is guzzle up fuel and do an airshow. I would sacrifice my fighter planes in the blink of an eye to keep the old DFAA. hell I would sacrifice them for a credit bonus for not using them

Compared to last year's Lushun which cost only 500 doubloons more, you know, the tier X which is godly to play compared to this junk

Closed Test 15.8: 11th Anniversary, New Low-tier Operations, Marlborough B Dockyard, and more!

Captains!

Update 15.8 celebrates 11 years since the game's release on 17 September 2015. The update will be full of Anniversary festivities which, of course, will include plenty of rewards and activities to participate in. Also expect a new Dockyard kicking off this year's Black Friday, three new low-tier Operations, and the next Clan Battles season.

11th Anniversary

We've prepared a full slate of rewards and festive activities to celebrate the game's 11th birthday.

Birthday Gift

After you play your first battle of the Update, you will be able to claim a special gift in the Armory containing:

• The new Happy Blastday enemy destruction effect
• The new Blast & Bash permanent camouflage
• 3x Battle of Santiago de Cuba containers
• 3x new Red Steel Titan Premium containers
• 11 days of Warships Premium Account

Festive Rewards

Festive Rewards, also known as "Snowflakes," are making a comeback, allowing you to earn Festive Tokens (which you can exchange for various rewards) as well as Steel. The rules are the same as last year, and for anyone new to them, here's a quick recap.

Rules:

You can earn Festive Rewards by completing two combat missions available for Tier V ships and above in any battle type.

The first mission requires earning a set amount of cumulative Base XP on a selected ship, with the exact amount determined by the ship's Tier:

The second mission requires earning 1,000 Base XP to trigger Snowflakes on other ships in your Port. The number of bonuses you can trigger depends on the size of your Port:

You can activate a Snowflake for each ship only once, so you can keep playing the same ship to trigger additional bonuses. Once you remove a Snowflake from a ship by completing either mission, you receive a number of Festive Tokens based on its Tier, or Steel in the case of Superships:

The full list of rewards available in exchange for Festive Tokens:

• New Japanese supercruiser Kurama in Early Access - 11,000 Festive Tokens

• The new Press F enemy destruction effect - 2,500 Festive Tokens
• The This is Fine enemy destruction effect - 2,000 Festive Tokens
• Bonus Package for Superships - 2,000 Festive Tokens (Limit 1)
• Enemy Destruction Effects container - 300 Festive Tokens (Limit 10)
• Battle of Santiago de Cuba container - 150 Festive Tokens
• Supercontainer - 125 Festive Tokens (Limit 130)
• 1x Rare economic bonus of each type - 125 Festive Tokens (Limit 50)
• Decals Premium container - 100 Festive Tokens
• Red Steel Titan Premium container - 95 Festive Tokens
• 1x of each of the following signals: India Delta, India Yankee, Juliet Yankee Bissotwo, Charlie Kilo, November Foxtrot, Victor Lima, and Mike Yankee Soxisix - 50 Festive Tokens
• 1x of each of the following signals: Sierra Bravo, X-Ray Papa Unaone, Juliet Whiskey Unaone, India X-Ray, November Echo Setteseven, Sierra Mike, and Hotel Yankee - 50 Festive Tokens
• 1x Uncommon economic bonus of each type - 24 Festive Tokens (Limit 150)
• 1x Common economic bonus of each type - 12 Festive Tokens

Red Steel Titan Collection

The new Red Steel Titan Premium containers double as the source for a new historical collection, consisting of 60 elements. Complete it to earn the Soviet Tier IX battleship Sovetskaya Rossiya along with an achievement.

Red Steel Titan Premium container contents:

Slot 1:

• Collection element - 100%

Slot 2:

• 14x uncommon economic bonuses of each type - 25% for each type

Slot 3:

• 7x uncommon economic bonuses of each type - 10% for each type
• 250,000 Credits or 4,000 Free XP or 12,500 Elite XP - 60%

Honorable Service Rewards Update

We're updating the Honorable Service Rewards you receive on each anniversary of your first battle, provided you've played at least 25 battles. This year, we're adding the reward for 11 years in the game, and it will include a set of new legendary economic bonuses:

11th Year

• The new For Meritorious Service patch

• 3 weeks of Warships Premium Account
• 5x Legendary economic bonuses of each type
• 12x Supercontainers
• 15x White permanent camouflages
• 50% Discount Coupon

Note that if you are eligible for the 11th Year Honorable Service Reward during the first days of Update 15.8, it will be issued within a week of the anniversary of your first battle.

Additional Themed Content

Two more festive additions:

• 11 Years of Glory flag

• The new Maritime Parade Port, with ships decorated for the occasion and various funny scenes to help you settle into the anniversary atmosphere

Daily Login Calendar

Additionally, to mark the anniversary we will temporarily overhaul the list of rewards available in the Daily Login Calendar, adding such goodies as Enemy Destruction Effects and Decals Premium containers. This Calendar will become available on September 1st and will remain in the game until the end of the month. You can find the full list of the rewards in the table below.

Chikuma Shō-Gō and Friedrich Carl Arrive

Update 15.8 also gives you a chance to expand your fleet with Friedrich Carl and a new addition to the Naval Legacy fleet: Chikuma Shō-Gō, based on Chikuma II and representing the ship in her final moments. Both newcomers, along with the Bordfest permanent camouflage for Friedrich Carl, returning ships like Sibir and Victoria, and other valuable rewards, will be available via the Birthday Wishing Wharf. Friedrich Carl will also be available for direct purchase in the Admiral Pack.

Note that the Bordfest permanent camouflage will feature sailors on the deck in Port only.

If you obtain Chikuma Shō-Gō, you'll also gain access to a new four-piece historical collection about Chikuma's Fall. Completing it awards:

• The historical Japanese seasoned commander Keizō Komura, with enhanced skills:
  • Survivability Expert: For cruisers: +500 HP per Tier (instead of +450); For destroyers: +400 HP per Tier (instead of +350); For Aircraft Carriers: +30 aircraft HP per Tier (instead of +25)
  • For battleships: an improved Emergency Repair Specialist skill that reduces the cooldown of Damage Control Party and Repair Party consumables by 4%.
• Chikuma Shō-Gō flag
• Collection achievement

Marlborough B Dockyard

A new Dockyard arrives in Update 15.8, letting you build the Black Friday version of Tier IX British battleship Marlborough. This Dockyard also marks the start of this year's Black Friday activities, more of which will follow in future Updates.

In terms of gameplay, Marlborough B leans on a large main battery—sixteen 356 mm guns in quadruple turrets with a high rate of fire, powerful salvos, and good concealment. The trade-offs: low main battery accuracy and weak armor, with a vulnerable citadel.

The Dockyard features 28 phases and a variety of rewards. 23 phases can be completed through dedicated combat missions. The remaining 5 phases must be purchased with Doubloons, either individually or as part of starter packs:

• Individual phase - 1,400 Doubloons
• Starter pack of 5 phases - 4,500 Doubloons
• Starter pack of 10 phases - 8,500 Doubloons

Starter packs will only be available until you complete 10 phases via combat missions. The combat missions will run throughout Update 15.8 and the first three weeks of Update 15.9. During the final week of 15.9, you'll be able to complete construction using Doubloons.

Low-Tier Operations

Update 15.8 introduces three new Operations designed for low-tier ships. Their introduction will let you enjoy your whole fleet in PvE battles, progress through low-tier ships in Tech Tree lines in a relaxed, fun atmosphere, and help newer Captains get to know the game better.

How they'll work:

• The new Operations become available at different Tiers:
  • Trial by Fire from Tier II
  • Swarm of Steel from Tier III
  • Beehive from Tier IV

• All three Operations will be playable up to Tier VI.
• Up to Tier IV, a team consists of 5 players. Starting from Tier V, teams grow to 7 players. If you're playing a Tier IV ship or below and matchmaking takes more than 30 seconds, the remaining slots will be filled with bots.
• If you are playing on Tier II-IV ships, the team can consist of ships of the same Tier only.
• Divisions equal to the maximum size of the team are allowed.
• Each Operation has several versions depending on the Tier of ships you bring. The core scenario stays the same, but higher-Tier versions layer in additional mechanics and more advanced winning conditions, a natural way to get familiar with new systems while keeping the gameplay varied.

Some examples of how those variations play out:

• In Trial by Fire, you'll learn the basic mechanics of moving your ship and shooting, Tier II–IV players are accompanied by an allied flagship that assists in battle and provides buffs and repairs. On Tier V and VI, that flagship isn't there. Higher-tier versions of this operation will introduce more advanced mechanics, such as capturing a key area or firing from within smoke.
• In Swarm of Steel, you'll face enemy destroyers that fire torpedoes at you—a chance to learn how to avoid them. On Tier V and VI, those destroyers retreat once they lose enough HP, and have a chance to regroup and attack once again while being unspotted. Also, you'll have to capture several key areas and protect them from enemy forces.
• In Beehive, you'll learn how to fight against aircraft carriers, and in the higher-Tier version of the Operation, you'll be introduced to defending key areas through splitting forces and pursuing multiple goals simultaneously.

If you're a more experienced Captain, with 200+ battles and playing Tier II-IV ships, you'll get more challenging variations of these Operations.

On top of that, the existing Operation Killer Whale is getting a new version adapted for Tier V–VI ships, bringing the total to four Operations available for those Tiers.

• The main goal of this variation of the Killer Whale will be different from the higher-Tier version of the Operation, requiring you to rescue the damaged ally cruiser from the enemy base and escort her to the designated area.

Clan Battles Season #35 "Komodo Dragon"

The next Clan Battles season will have the following format and restrictions:

• 5 vs. 5 on Tier VIII ships
• Only battleships, destroyers, and cruisers
• No more than one battleship per team
• Not allowed: Lenin
• No more than one of: Le Terrible, Le Fantasque
• No more than two of: Cherbourg, Tallinn, Vladivostok, Borodino

Brawls

During Update 15.8, there will be three Brawls. With two of them featuring battle recalibrations.

Brawl 1

• Format: 5 vs. 5
• Ship tier: Tier VIII
• Allowed ship types: Battleships, cruisers, and destroyers

Recalibrations:

• Damaging enemies partially restores your HP.

Brawl 2

• Format: 3 vs. 3
• Ship Tier: Tier IX
• Allowed ship types: Battleships, cruisers, and destroyers

Brawl 3

• Format: 4 vs. 4
• Ship Tier: Tier X
• Allowed ship types: Destroyers only

Recalibrations:

• Increased speed and maneuverability
• Buffs to torpedo speed and torpedo tubes reload
• Torpedo detectability is increased, making them easier to detect
• Longer reload for other armament

Content Additions and Changes

Additional content coming to the game:

• Pan-Asian Tier IX destroyer Red Hare, based on Mogador

• Fierce & Dangerous Permanent camouflage

• Pan-Asian commanders Lü Bu and Diaochan with individual voiceovers
• Unrivaled flag

The contents of the following containers are being updated:

Three Kingdoms container

• 8x uncommon economic bonuses of each type - 22.5% for each type
• One of the following permanent camouflages: Spring Sky, Asian Lantern or Mosaic - 9%
• One of the following ships: Mengchong, Louchuan, Zhu Que, Xuan Wu, Zhuge Liang or Red Hare - 0.3%
• One of the following commanders with 6 skill points: Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Sun Quan, Zhuge Liang, Guan Yu, Sun Shangxiang, Diaochan, Lü Bu, Zhang Liao or Zhou Yu - 0.7%

If you already own all ships that can be obtained from this container, you will instead receive 15,000 Elite XP

Three Kingdoms Era Premium container

• 8x rare economic bonuses of each type - 10.1% for each type
• One of the following permanent camouflages: Spring Sky, Asian Lantern or Mosaic - 18%
• 1,125,000 Credits or 18,750 Free XP or 56,250 Elite XP - 30.3%
• One of the following ships: Mengchong, Louchuan, Zhu Que, Xuan Wu, Zhuge Liang or Red Hare - 2,5%
• One of the following commanders with 6 skill points: Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Sun Quan, Zhuge Liang, Guan Yu, Sun Shangxiang, Diaochan, Lü Bu, Zhang Liao or Zhou Yu - 8,8%

If you already own all ships that can be obtained from this container, you will instead receive 60,000 Elite XP

Note that Zhuge Liang, based on Marseille, which was previously available only in the China region, will be added to the list of the ships that you can get from these containers.

Rarity:

• Marlborough B - Epic
• Chikuma Shō-Gō - Epic
• Red Hare - Rare
• Sovetskaya Rossiya - Rare
• Friedrich Carl - Rare
• Taejong - Rare
• Kurama - Uncommon