Even with that said, landing six out of six battleship caliber shells of a given volley is enough to make anyone sit up and take notice regardless of the ship type. That makes 0 sense. Their armor schemes were pretty good and in many respects better than Bismarck's.

Let's not forget that these two ships also have a German [CMFRT] After review, I much prefer that the O-class was used for a German premium T-9. For beginners, Siegfried and Agir provide these training wheels along with

I find it interesting also that people aren't freaking out about that Pan-European DD having missile tubes very prominently modeled in (though seemingly non-functional....... for now). Fire is a problem. Nobody is saying "don't add it".

That makes 0 sense. With that accomplished though, I don't know how players (and WoWs German Techtree fans like myself) would react to being told that our entry to the T9 Premium Super Cruiser wars has 3x2 turret 28cm main guns. But when you remember she has battleship caliber guns, capable of actually landing citadel hits reliably at a distance, this helps make up for it. On the whole, it's exciting to see secondaries on cruisers being viable both to a lesser and greater degree on Agir and Siegfried respectively. With only 6 rifles max firing, a lot of things can go wrong with these salvos. The only place where Agir's gun handling performs better is her faster turret traverse. Wargaming have, quite deliberately, preserved the attractive secondary-heavy game play that turned people's heads during Agir's development. Agir is much worse for this than Siegfried -- as if Siegfried needed any more improvements over her sister.

It was to be basically a super-D-land. The bow of the Siegfried is 27 mm thick. How the hell are these things balanced? Make sure you take Secondary Gun Modification 1 for this build and load up on Mike Yankee Soxisix signals. At present, they have the BEST fish-protection found on any cruiser in the game. 3,730 battles This might not be such a big issue if Odin struck like a hammer from on high, but she doesn't. The deck is 30 mm thick so you can bounce 420 mm shells and smaller. But let's go into the details: But it has even less armor than the O-class. Siegfried and Roy are just a couple of key-features away from having a god-tier cruiser protection scheme. I'm not telling anyone else not to do it, it's their choice. The main battery for Siegfried consists of six 380mm guns which gives her the heaviest armament of any Tier IX cruiser in the game. This is speculation, but its a reasonable conclusion to draw given the plans of I've been stacking the RB points as well, will seriously consider SIggy. Ive had a lot of fun testing the Siegfried … I've been regrinding a few lines to get access to her. I would get it fir Free XP. Even being pretty good at that mode of the game and using camos and signals and free premium time strategically... each ship unlocked is a milestone, not highway mile marker. [RBMK2] Thank you for an awesome review, as always, Miss Maus. Which is kind of dumb as a cruiser because the O-Project was a legitimate battlecruiser, not an Alaska/B-65/Kronshdadt-esque supercruiser. Honestly, the ship is more awkward as a battleship than it is as a cruiser, and the T7 battleships which it would more closely represent are already in the game.

Without using free experience, I've played 40 matches through the American light cruiser line. The same can be said for the Prinz Eitel Friedrich's 300mm armor belt, which is perfectly fine for T6. The list only includes ships that are currently obtainable that's why some broken ships aren't in the list (like Benham) It was to be basically a super-D-land. Let's go through the checklist: Citadel hits happen but they're uncommon and largely caused by your own mistakes, so that's easier to stomach. Tier VIII French Destroyer Le Fantasque (1936) Large and extremely fast ships. And while the guns they gave her are hilariously inflated capability-wise, they're still 12"-class rifles, because that fits the "supercruiser" style they have set up. [CMFRT] As different as the guns are on the two ships, Siegfried and Agir share a couple of problems.

While these ships are not immune to citadel hits, they are about as well protected as you could hope for a cruiser to be. Surprisingly, there is no armored deck inside it.

[CMFRT] Each was to get 2 turrets and there were to be 3 in the class, each of some 25,000 tons.

I've been regrinding a few lines to get access to her.