"There is no proof that it works but until SN IM's became popular I lost little to no
crew for most of my battles. Now wherever I fight an IM I lose at least 3-4 rookies
per hit taken from the bloody things. "

Certain BB guns seem to cause more crits then others. I really do not know why but PBB
guns (AD's especially), the IM's 12", US 12", UK quads, Nagato guns... ect seem to cause
nasty crits more often then others. When I used to play AD I would land atleast 1 crit
salvo a game. I noticed this same thing playing IM.

One of the more widely held beliefs is that the H39 is the most likely BB to deal a
critical hit and therefore give crew death.

It is also the BB with the highest crits (once did a salvo of 88k oneshotting a Vanguard
and crippling a Yamato and also once oneSHELLED a QV for 20k attack :)) from a number of
players experience.

i just killed some crew to a poor guy on a GB2
fired 3 times with my hyuga (with mikasas guns)
and every single of the 3 salvos killed them him sailors, i was shocked

Most people theorize that .2 deck/belt reduce crew death, me being on of them.
There is no proof that it works but until SN IM's became popular I lost little to no
crew for most of my battles. Now wherever I fight an IM I lose at least 3-4 rookies
per hit taken from the bloody things.

Just be glad you dont lose vets every other game from your planes being shot down anymore.

Bring up task manager, end task on navyfield without leaving the game - crew doesn't
"die".

resurrection what ? Never heard of it in guides.

Criticals are random (I'm assuming it was a shell hit and not loss of aircraft).

I can go weeks and not lose any and then some days I have half a dozen games were crew are
getting wiped out. Most theories are complete bunk, and it's impossible to prove that
crew death has been increased by design.

It's just the way the game works. If you want to not lose those sailors, do the
resurrection maneuver.

I've been killing so much crew with my SN BBs, not sure why, like every 3rd shot I get
points or experts...

"It's random."