Most Destroyers=15-20 (Russian destroyers, zoom out, 1 click, on reticle and start at 10 mark)Īgain this is a rough estimate, but most of my targets I have memorized and usually hit, at least somewhere on the target. Also with this guide you need your reticle zoomed all the way in and using the reticle that shows numbers up to at least 15, do not use dynamic reticle. Most should be fairly on, and it will help give you an idea of each targets speed. More often than not, many players travel at full throttle, so go in game and give these a shot. Just remember these ranges are broadside (ships moving with its side showing, completely) and the ship at full throttle. Here is a quick-guide at ranges beyond 10k, this should be fairly accurate and will at least put you on the target. But still much less than the USN counterparts at tiers 7-10. For the tiers 6-10, you have to lead quite a bit at long ranges (13-19km). With the IJN tier 5 Furu, you don't need to lead a whole lot as most of your engagements will be close ranged. Apparently, it's hard for a lot of people to hit ships with the Cleve at 11-14 km. For the Cleveland, you want to lead A CRAPTON. Tiers 7-10 is where it flips around for IJN & USN BBs - you have to lead a little more for USN vs the IJN.įor IJN cruisers from tier 1-4, you have to lead quite a bit, but still less than the USN from tiers 1-5. The USN counterparts of tier 4-6 have relatively fast shells, so you don't need to lead as much. What ships do you mainly play? What are you normally firing at? How far is it?įor IJN BBs, you have to lead a LOT for the tiers 4-6, as the shells are horrendously slow, but are accurate. This mainly depends on what ship you're using and what you're firing at. Is there any tips and strategies used by more experienced players that could help?

I am not sure how much I should lead the target based on its distance and speed. This may seem like dumb question I am having trouble predicting where to fire my shells at the target.

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