Are you done?

" What makes cv fail ? XP gain does."

Even if you give CV lots of exp for lots of work and little for no work, you will still get the terrible CV players due to lack of tutorials, lack of stopping people put 7/8/9 planes on one pilot and people bombing CL's/CA's and missing.

It is not the exp gain. Sure, reworking the exp system would be nice (such as better exp for scouting, better exp for killing bombers and other planes that are scouting, a better win bonus and no shared exp if you lose, killing a ship when bombing etc etc)

Why do you say this is a team game? Clearly it is not. No one give a **** about the team since there is no reward for playing as a team. Its all about doing as much personal attack as possible and that is exactly why SDE's idea of shared exp rooms is a complete failure.

You bring up some good points about the grind, and how hard it is to play a CV1-3. I play both BB and CV, and I have found the CV experienced more enjoyable. Sure it sucks when you are facing another CV that fighter camps you with a 100+ Fighter pilot.

However, you have to find a nice role and fill it in for the team. If you get fighter camped, and your fighters would just be food, just wait them out or steam towards a friendly AA whore who would be happy to shred them fighters up. Now launch your bombers, and igore being called "cv bomber whore noob". You know launching fighters would be a waste.

Now the same issue happens to BB players in the 1-3 range because you are food for the BB4s+ and outranged easily. These BB players have to bid their time on the line, stay out of way of your larger BBs, and shoot anything small that tries to come into your line.

So both grinds are even in my eyes, and I have not noticed such a large experience gap in my CV. The CV is already offers heavy incentives to play because of the massive amount of credits you can earn. Plus the CV difference between CV-1-5 is very minute. For instance going from Independence to Lexington gives you more space and one more plane to launch. While that is an improvement, it is not as massive as going from BB-2-3-4.

The biggest game changers for CVs are leveling your pilots, it is like getting larger turret space on a BB.

You make a point about better game experience, I don't even think playing as a team is the problem. It is the general attitude of the player base, and those of the nicer players standing by saying nothing. You can't go a single game without seeing "noob" thrown around, and no one says anything in return. Sure ignoring these trolls is one solution, but I point out to these players that their attiture is doing nothing to help the NF community.

Since when did this divide between CV and BB players happen? Since when was it such a chore for a BB player to launch their own scouts? This community has really turned sour, and if we all focus on this we can turn things around.

This doesn't make sense to me. I play USN and I have found it easie/faster/funner to run up the CV line than the BB line. A CV1 with local fighters is much more useful and fun to play than a BB1. With my CV1, would cruise in the battle line with the BB6s and kill scouts and give higher level fighters a hard time -- basically I was an AA ship. I think I played the same way with my CV2. Then when I got to CV3, I would drop the local fighters and provide some site over enemy BBs with my higher level fighters.

Now I am trying to level up a BB, but find myself playing CV because I get tired of waiting for CVs.

There was nothing in my experience that deterred me from playing CV. I play what's fun and what I feel like playing.

How can you say you're not getting enough experience in your CV? I get around 10K for a loss in my Richelieu, up to 45K. In my CV I average 30K-50K, even with losses. People need to learn from seniors how to play their CVs, and not load 10 planes on one pilots at the beginning.