When you have a high speed ship, farm the transport fleet mission. This should allow you to reach a speed of ~100 knots, which is just over half the possible max speed. Once you get 5k resources, buy an angled boiler BEFORE you buy anything else. In WSC, grind until you can afford a 30.5cm gun, it shouldn't matter which Now that that's done, has anybody else out there played any of these awesome games? I highly recommend you give them a try.Дon't bother with small guns early game. In my opinion, Naval Craft is the better game in terms of graphics and content, but Warship Craft has less pay-to-win limitations. I have had a ship on 1% health listing heavily to the right, the last AA gun blazing at an approaching torpedo bomber, unable to see anything from the bridge view because of the haze of smoke and fire. NC has fire and smoke effects when hit and the ships don't capsize anywhere near as easily as on BSC or WSC. There is also the ability to have the camera follow a scout plane to get a bird's eye view of the battle and to designate a target from there. A single button allows you to change between camera angles and ships. There are parts such as bridge blocks and periscopes which give you a camera angle as if you were standing in or on that block. Naval Craft has a point-of-view system which is, in a word, beautiful and elegant. In comparison, Warship Craft's multi-ship battles is limited to a single battle where you can bring 3 ships but only directly control one. If the enemy brings two submarines and a battleship, it will allow you to bring any three of your ships. It's battles always give you the chance to meet the enemy with up to as many ships as they field.

While WSC kept BSC's UI, NC had an all-new design, interface, graphics and content. And it is still updated regularly.ДЄt the same time, another group called Fenomeno released a game called Naval Craft. They expanded into something even more awesome than BSC ever was. After the clone was complete, they added unique weapons, parts, aircraft. The clone went through a few names before settling on Warship Craft. I am unsure if Phyzios has heard of the clone or whether there's legal things Jeong went through, but players of BSC finally had another BSC to play. Now Jeong have about twice as much content as Phyzios ever did. It was given a lot of attention by the players of BSC and the quality and content of the game quickly surged. Time passed and eventually a half-done clone was put onto the App Store by a company/person/IDontKnow called Jeong Saeng Park. A popular modder went to the extent of forging a letter from Phyzios saying that they transferred the rights of BSC to them, which was promptly stopped by Phyzios and an official notice was given from Phyzios stating that there was no plan of putting it back on the app store because such desperate measures had been taken (the forged letter). Fans begged the devs to put it back, even offering to pay for the game costs themselves. However, sadly, hacks were rampant, bugs and glitches exploited which eventually led to the removal of the game from the app store. For a certain time you could even make flying ships through the exploit of a bug, and you could have those packing aircraft.

Anything you could imagine, you could make. You could make submarines, battleships, destroyers, cruisers, aircraft carriers, submarines which carried aircraft, aircraft carriers packing the armor and cannons of a battleship. There were aircraft carriers and of course aircraft to choose from (only 2 types of aircraft were free-to-play, the rest required premium currency, which players were given 5 of for the anniversary of the game). Weapons-wise you had everything from 25mm AA/AT guns to a massive triple-barrelled 46cm monster. You had a variety of parts to complete this goal, ranging from unarmored hull to 600mm armor, lightweight armor and angled hull. The aim of the game was to develop the biggest, most interesting, most powerful, most awesome ships you can imagine and pit them against an AI or another player's creation. It was developed by a group called Phyzios. There was once a game on the Apple App Store.

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