We are absolutely excited with what we are making and we hope everyone who is interested about the dreadnought era and naval warfare, will join our ambitious project and support us. I know there should be misses but how the hell a 2 gun turret fires and one shell goes left and one goes right lol Just don't ever play WOWS lmao.Ultimate Admiral: Dreadnoughts aims to be the first game of its kind – a true naval warfare game – which offers a unique opportunity to design and build countless variations of realistic looking warships combined with an extremely in-depth and realistic combat model. I know there should be misses but how the hell a 2 gun turret fires and one shell goes left and one goes right lol I started a campaign in 1910 and I had stereoscopic rangefinders3 and cage masts and low smoke profile

I do agree, however, that we should have naval exercises and gunnery practice to further prepare your ships before active combat. Meaning all new problems with landing shots, given how long it takes for your shots to land. Radar will help you gunnery a lot, but engagement ranges will increase significantly because of the extended spotting range. Meaning you get a large penalty if your own smoke trail obscures the peak of your gunnery towers, not to mention the ever changing movement of the ship. Even late WW2 most shots fired from naval guns missed their targets.Īnother thing to remember is gunnery is targeted from the towers, not the turrets (although they can be from the turrets, but not often done).

Missing by several miles to the left or right is pretty ridiculous, but missing is to be expected. I do think a big problem is with how misses are shown. Originally posted by DropShot:What year you playing in? 1890s-1920 5 miles is not an easy shot.

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