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World of Warships (2015)

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Kremlin — Soviet Tier X battleship.

A battleship project developed at the end of World War II (Project 24). She was the evolution of the Sovetsky Soyuz-class ships and was designed to counter American Iowa-class and Montana-class battleships

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As the peak of the Russian battleship line, Kremlin is a very durable battleship with noticeably worse-than-for-tier main battery dispersion at long ranges and better-than-for-tier main battery dispersion at close ranges. Much like her predecessors, players will find her accuracy much more favorable when closing in on the enemy.

While it seems natural that one should close the distance on the enemy to increase one's combat efficiency with this ship, the fact that all of the other same tier battleships have access to much longer ranges than Kremlin, including some cruisers such as Henri IV, makes forward advances difficult and risky. However, thanks to her unique Damage Control Party (When activated, instantly repairs fires, floods, and incapacitations, and prevents more for the duration.), this makes forward advances much easier than with her peer battleships. But players should also note that there is only a limited number of the consumable available - running out of the consumable too quickly greatly decreases her survivability for the remainder of the battle.

In addition to her good survivability, Kremlin’s anti-aircraft suite and armor are among the best for Tier X battleships, rivaling that of Montana’s and Yamato’s respectively. This makes aerial attacks not worthwhile for carriers and provides high immunity to critical hits from long range armor piercing shells. Furthermore, her somewhat poor maneuverability makes for much-needed planning ahead and good tactical positioning of the ship, as being caught broadside in close ranges would be very punishing compared to other same tier battleships.

Though Kremlin seems to have much higher combat efficiency for closer ranges than her peer battleships, this makes her relatively less efficient in battles where long range engagements are more favorable, as somewhat commonly seen today. She is a relatively difficult to play ship, requiring much-needed planning and good understanding of tactical positioning.

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