In this subreddit we share World of Warships news, strategy, tips, discussions and other content, as well as sharing our passion for historical warships. We're Redditors with a passion for warships, gaming and the World of Warships video game on PC. I’ll switch to HCAR and see the changes.Please mark leaks with spoiler tags, like this: Smolensk is balanced!. Thanks! I’ve been using Tiny Tim’s on Lexington only. US carriers (except Enterprise, which gets AP) are all stuck with HE, but it's really good HE so I can't complain. You're still at a disadvantage versus destroyers, but with 50% more rockets it's a lot less pronounced.Įrm, you can't swap bomb types any more post-rework, just rockets. HVARs versus tier 10s tend to get a lot of shatters, but the SAP Tiny Tim will blast through pretty much any superstructure or deck plating it runs across. With nine rockets per pas you're more likely to get multiple hits, and with tier 10 match-making you see a lot more heavily armored targets.

Midway on the other hand I recommend the Tiny Tim as your go-to rocket. The main drawback to the Tiny Tim on Lexington is its inaccuracy combined with the fact that you only fire off six of them per pass, so you have to either rely on your dive bombers to take on destroyers or hope that you made all your daily sacrifices to RNGsus. You get a lot of rockets with decent enough pen for their tier that way, at tier 8 most of the targets you'll be attacking will be squishy enough that standard HE warheads are fine and can net you a few thousand damage per run on most ships you run across. Rocket choice actually varies based on what carrier we're talking about. I too would like to know their in-depth reasoning behind peoples suggestions about which planes to take (HVAR vs Tiny Tim). I read someone said the 'Tiny Tim's are only good for battleships.'

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