I've already made a thread talking about BE, but this is a topic I feel deserves its own thread.

For one, it is absolutely ridiculous that a AoN ship can suffer a engine hit crit on the extended armor. Let me provide a run down on the list of BE crits a All or Nothing ship can suffer and their ...

As the title says, although more specifically in the 1920s era.

I find it silly that while I'm building 40k to 50k ton 16" superdreadnoughts and sometime 18" armed ones, the AI responds by building 12" armed 25k ton BBs and BCs. Even when the AI does build an occasional 14" and 15" armed capital ...

As we all know, the poor education modifier makes it harder for nations with it to have good crew quality on their ships. Now, supposedly this can be counter by preparing for it such as putting ships under Active Fleet longer and having ships using spacious accommodation to have higher chances of ...

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This is an example on the ridiculous invulnerability of BE ...

RTW 3 has probably the most true to life damage model when it comes to naval games, but even it has flaws. More specifically the overly large vulnerability of BE armor across all the different armor schemes. Extended armor hides quite the amount of crits behind them, salt water in the machinery ...

I find it strange and very ridiculous that standard type battleships are impossible to make until the 1930s. And if you want to build one earlier it's gonna have to be with completely lackluster torpedo protection.

I highly recommend that the triple turret configuration with TPS greater than 2 ...