http://i.imgur.com/80ZMF.jpg
120 cv..... this speaks for itself

http://i.imgur.com/0xquD.jpg
no cv went south at all

http://i.imgur.com/xeTon.jpg
sunk a montana and a h44 and crippled an alsace then told the L1 to shoot the crippled alsace but he had an insanely bad aim so he got destroyed easily (the L1 straightline failrushed too) ending the game with only 33k attack...... atleast we won that game tho

alot of stuff like this on kaiser server :/

The real killer has been how easy it is to get a high level ship, i can't even count how many BB/CV4-5 i've seen with 1000 games give or take. When you have a Hobbit blitz player with no experience using a BB at anything less that 1 inch from his target getting a BB5 then proceeding to stop in the middle of the BB line and getting owned every GB. I honestly prefer my BB3s to my BB4+ because they are more fun for dancing around shells. The same can be said for the CV players, got used to spamming dbs in blitz and auto killing everything and now don't know anything else.

it's always nice seeing the higher level CVs go one direction at the start, leaving the CV2s & Mid line CVs on the other to get overwhelmed. especially when you know they (the weaker CVs likely will only have Locals & T2 fighter planes on board.

then again, us CV drivers also like BBs that actually manage to hit targets when they actually have full vision instead of pissing around with the little DDs, FFs, and CLs that aren't a real threat until they actually get within spitting distance.

tell me how amazing it is when i give nice sight with the combination of T5 scouters and fts from mid south to south and the BBs (especially BB5s) fail continually games by games yesterday
oh hell yeah christmas eve bring me peace
after i finally got 5coins started playing from 2am to around 5am in my time zone,
i rage quit and went to f*** myself


btw hope the ppl love the dramas that i brought today rofl
pro cv ftw

Winning requires communication.

Most of the time we communicate by understanding where our team mates are, not necessarily responding to in-game comments. Not all team members read and understand English, so you're not getting very far with that mode. But understanding your team's positioning and their general game plan can help.

I've been in so many games where the outcomes shifted back and forth that only tenacity and skill were the deciding factors. Games where the south gets rolled, but the North rolls the enemy at the same time and both teams are north vs south, instead of East vs West and the game shifts gears.

Being able to tell your team mates to just hold the line (south or north), whilst the other side does the advancing is not very easy with the several languages. Asking for fighter support, or warning about incoming bombers fall on deaf ears if the CV player doesn't read English.

Just play and have fun. If your team loses, just start another game. No big deal.