World of Warships Blitz: "Auf königliche Anordnung-" - Collingwood [Review] | Saiyajin

Introduction

In this video, Saiyajin reviews the Collingwood T7 Premium ship and compares it to the Nelson T7 Premium ship. He notes that he is in a bit of a time crunch but will try to cover everything as quickly as possible.

Ship Comparison

• The Collingwood has similar stats to the Nelson, but with some differences in secondary guns and special skills.

• The Collingwood feels more resistant than the Nelson, while the Nelson is better armored and has more structure points.

• Both ships have 419mm guns, but the Collingwood's turrets turn slower than those on the Nelson.

• The Flak on both ships is not great, but the surface detection range on the Collingwood is slightly better than that of the Nelson.

Ship Details

• The Elite Bonus for the Collingwood can be customized for either structure points, flak damage reduction or torpedo damage reduction. Saiyajin chose battery reload time and turret rotation speed.

• There are two camouflage options available for purchase: an industrial landing camo with bonuses to main battery range, steering and acceleration; and a historical camo with double damage reduction instead of acceleration bonus.

• To complete one of his missions, Saiyajin needs to sink two battleships in one battle.

Equipment

• Saiyajin chose battery reload time for his first equipment slot because he wants his turrets to move quickly.

Overview of the Match

The speaker discusses a match between two teams, Collingwood and West Virginia, in which they are on the same team as a player controlling a ship. They discuss their strategy and observations during the match.

Observations During the Match

• The speaker notes that there is no carrier in their team and lists the ships on both teams.

• They mention that Collingwood is on the other side of the map but still helpful for spotting.

• The speaker talks about their positioning and how they are trying to support their teammates.

• They note that their ship lacks punch against battleships like West Virginia at long range.

• The speaker discusses how they are targeting Dallas instead of West Virginia due to automatic targeting assistance.

• They mention that four players are on their team's side, including themselves, and continue to target West Virginia.

• The speaker comments on how useful it is to have Collingwood spotting for them and mentions that they have successfully torpedoes an enemy ship.

• They discuss how they need to show broadside to hit West Virginia but it's dangerous. They also note that full pens do significant damage when hitting an enemy ship's citadel.

• The speaker notes that they sink West Virginia with full pens after hitting her twice.

• They comment on how well-armored West Virginia was but express disappointment in not having enough punch against her.

• The speaker mentions being unable to pursue an enemy destroyer due to being an API ship rather than a battleship.

• They discuss how they are targeting West Virginia again and mention that full pens are still effective.

• The speaker notes that their team is doing well against Dallas but expresses frustration with the lack of punch against battleships like West Virginia.

• They comment on an enemy player's survival and express disappointment in their own accuracy.

Match Summary

• The speaker summarizes both matches played during the video, noting that neither match resulted in high damage output.

• They mention that they did not use secondaries to deal damage and note that the enemy team was unable to do much damage either.

• The speaker gives their opinion on whether it's worth buying a Blitz Pass for the game, stating that it is a good value for players who want a T7 Premium ship and other resources.

Overview of Ships in the Game

In this section, the speaker discusses two ships in the game and their differences.

Comparison of Two Ships

• The speaker compares two ships in the game: Nelson and König.

• The Nelson is a HE (high explosive)-ship that is good for destroyer hunting, while the König is an AP (armor-piercing)-ship that requires distance to operate effectively.

• The speaker mentions that most players prefer the Nelson due to its versatility. However, if one wants to earn more free PP (premium points), it may be worth considering using the König instead.