Significant secondary batteries are commonly found on battleships, aircraft carriers, most cruisers, and a few destroyers and submarines. Secondaries are organized by common characteristics into "secondary batteries" that nominally share fire control subsystems. This may include weapons of several calibers and capabilities. Sadly, there is nothing we can do about it until Wargaming fixes it.A ship's secondary armament or "secondaries" is composed of all anti-surface capable guns other than the main (primary) batteries.
We are aware of most of these issues, as they stem from the incorrect or lack of data from the API. Here's a few worth paying attention to and aren't correct yet:ĪP damage, Rate of Fire, Turret rotation rate, number of turrets/guns, number of torpedo tubes, maximum firing distance, rudder shift time are the ones I can think of now.Īlso depending how you store the data on number of guns per turrets, you might have a bit of trouble with Pensacola - as the upgraded version has two turrets with 2 guns, and two turrets with 3 guns as well. Basically it seems like only the main values of different hulls are tracked. Or the Amagi's second hull giving higher AP damage and RPM.Įdit2: Checked a few more. Such as for example Iowa hull upgrade gets you better rudder shift times. One thing I've noticed, by changing Fire Control System to a different range, the maximum shell dispersion values won't change accordingly!Īlso on the same note, the winner on dispersion isn't necessary the one with the smaller value, since it depends on the maximum range - thus maybe a different value for that could make sense (maybe maximum dispersion divided by the maximum range? Although not sure if that necessarily makes sense, as I imagine the dispersion values aren't increasing linearly).Įdit: Also similar issue with secondary stats gained by hull changes.
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