This is a booby prize in the current meta. WebThats a ship that was designed with this exact style of combat in mind, and I would buy the shit out of a BC Lexington. VERDICT: She's squishy -- squishier than the usual tier VII battleship and they struggle a lot with durability. Yes, Florida is much cheaper than California because the cost of living is just 1% higher than the national average. I was curious about this ship as i really love playing Arizona. Coz no mehbote to gudbote rating, except angry anime girl gif, I give this rating 5 out of 10. Over on the defensive end, the Panthers Shots are coming in from right to left with Fuso bow-tanking. But seeing how she was being released reminded me of why I write these reviews in the first place: To protect other players from making bad purchases. Unlike Arizona which finds herself occasionally enjoying the 36km x 36km claustrophobic maps of lower tiers, California more often than not sees the 42m x 42km and 48km x 48km maps of higher tiers. Me either until I put my mouse over his name., Knowing the early beginnings of all your work and that of others, well, sort of rounds out, fills out my own knowledge and experience of the forums since the very earliest days of the game., The influence given and taken by those you mentioned (and probably a few not mentioned) have helped shape this game in a way the devs simply could never have seen. WebUpcoming Pow Wows Indigenous Institute of the Americas 16th Annual IIAmericas Celebration 2022 Mar 31 - Apr 2, 2023 - Cleburne TX March 31 - April 2, 2023 Honoring Indigenous Cultures, Dance and Art FRIDAY 4-9pm - Gourd Dance SATURDAY 10am - 7pm Children's Pow Wow InterTribal More Information Mascoutin Society Winter Social Such wasted potential. Unfortunately the state of the CV rework makes AA unrewarding and frankly useless at times no matter how much of it you have. As for the ship herself, WG pitched her at someone who wants a moderately fast (not quite 30kt, but not 20 either) US BB with lots of gun barrels at Tier 7. What's more, California does not offer anything novel in the way of game play short of having better AA firepower. Along with either A: removing IFHE or B: changing DCP and Repair Party to have slightly faster CD's and Repair Party to fix more pen damage if IFHE stays. Well, this accidentally turned into a much longer review than I had intended. I was originally just going to line up Florida alongside California, compare the two and then pull a surprise-reveal that they both suck equally. Instead, I learned last week that Ship Comrade, the site run by @Critter8 that has hosted my reviews since the first quarter of 2016 was going to close down. Instead of working on how to cleverly cast shade on anyone that enjoyed either one of these tier VII American premium battleships, I spent the better part of two days going through years worth of archived jpegs and text, reflecting on the years I've spent writing for World of Warships and all of the help, support and encouragement Critter8 provided me. Arizona's weapons are amazing at tier VI. I should preface this by saying that I love the American standard-type battleships. Short of adding a turtleback, it's as well protected as you could hope it to be. Wargaming burned me once too often in World of Tanks. Arizona is "long ranged" for a tier VI battleship once you install Gun Fire Control System Modification 1, so you largely duplicate California's schtick there too. Wargaming will try and sell you this ship bragging that this reach is to California's advantage. As for the economic impact, Californias unemployment rate more than doubled to 9.3% since February 2020, while Floridas rose by less, from 3.3% to 5.1%. This is in contrast to Arizona which has like no practical AA to speak of. My Dallas and Helena should have the same pen as my Cleveland and Seattle, with or without IFHE in the game. Hit Points: 58,300Min Bow & Deck Armour: 26mm extremities, upper hull and deck with some 31mm rear deck sections behind the superstructure.Maximum Citadel Protection: 35mm anti-torpedo bulge, 343mm belt and 44mm citadel wall.Torpedo Damage Reduction: 36%. Her top speed of 27 knots is completely acceptable for a tier VII battleship. So imagine my disappointment when, against all advice, Wargaming stuck to their guns and pulled a copy-paste job of USS Arizona's performance and tacked it onto California. This ship is slow. You'll probably have to shell out some extra cash for the Freedom camo, whether that will be through a bundle or with doubloons after the fact. Yet CDC data indicates that California's death rate is gaining ground on Florida, with seven-day average daily deaths at 1.4 per 100,000 residents, compared to Florida's 0.8 per 100,000. Why she has such high reload on such small guns at tier 7 when the similarly armed 356mm KGV has a 25 second reload AND has the 1/4 pen British HEHeck even if they'd given her 28 second reload it would make sensebut in all she offers so little compared to the Arizona but worse matchmaking makes her a pointless port queen of a ship. This might have worked had Arizona not been on offer -- California would have been more rightly compared to New Mexico and her strengths would seem obvious. Florida man, Florida man Guess the tune. No. There's a pretty hard cap on how far skill will take you with this ship. One of these is California, the other Arizona. The property tax in Florida averages at 0.98% whereas in California it is 0.73%. I love my standards -- I love them to death. By I'd actually rather get California, because she's an extension of a ship type (US Standards) thatI have played a lot and really enjoy. I have felt these three combined weaknesses acutely with Florida. I don't feel that they're enough to damn the ship, but they are very obviously weaknesses. Unlike the higher tiered sniper-battleships, Florida finds herself more often in claustrophobic maps where she cannot rely on simply out-ranging targets. She's asked to tank a lot more more than say, Champagne. Even when she does appear on larger maps, this comes with the threat of higher-tiered opponents and more overmatching guns so it's catch 22. Knowing which opponents you can face tank and which you can't are important. But so very often I was forced to show my cute butt and kite away when the pressure was on. Florida's not-good(ish) forward fire angles meant that firing all three turrets forward was just asking to have shells rammed into her stepped citadel. It was far safer to fight, firing over her shoulder with her forward turrets slinging shells to her rear., Being far more limited in what aggressive plays this ship can make hurts her carrying ability. Turning to fight will often just get you killed. It limits what decisive actions she can take. It's hard to be heroic if you're constantly forced to follow Sir Robin's playbook.. I'm just a slightly above average player too. And foodfor thought as I review my Steam summertime queue to see where best to spend my $. Wargaming burned me once too often in World of Tanks. NikoPower (of CorgiFleet fame). From those conversations, For me, Ship Comrade allowed me to greatly increase the quality of my reviews. This long format, like you're seeing here with Florida, was facilitated entirely by having my content written for Ship Comrade. Critter8 encouraged CCs like myself and, I am here and there every where and no where. Simply tragic. ET. The totals have gone OVER in 7 of Queens' 11 last games at home. The final thing to keep in mind is that because of her long range, every time she pulls the trigger, she rings the dinner bell. But playing a standard-type battleship at tier VII or above needs to come with some pretty juicy perks or I'm not biting. WHEN: Monday, Feb. 27, 7 p.m. Florida man, Florida man Guess the tune. VERDICT: You would think that for a sniper-battleship, her guns would be fun. But they're not fun. I didn't have fun at all with these weapons (except for maybe paddling a lolibote or two at very close range. Ron DeSantis exacts punishment, takes over Disney district on eve of book launch. So while California is an obvious gunnery upgrade over New Mexico, California is only a soft upgrade on Arizona. Now, let me be clear: Arizona, the tier VI American premium, is awesome. However, she has enough problems already without considering CV strikes. Let's start with Florida's secondaries, because they're kind of neat in a pointless, fun bit of trivia kind of way. ET. Florida had a cumulative rate as much as 84% higher than Californias last fall. Most of those nice, tight groups are gonna miss anyways. The Gators average only 0.2 more points than the Wildcats allow (69.3). Vulnerable, high-water citadel with as little as 285mm worth of armour. But so far CV's under the rework have mostly lacked that and are a farce. It isn't anywhere near as vulnerable. You know it. Price Comparison Legoland Tickets. And I'm fine with that as long as they give us module choices like in RTS to customize are play. Oh no you didn't! So, there are slow battleships in World of Warships and then there are the American premium standard-types. Top Speed: 27 knotsTurning Radius: 760mRudder Shift Time: 15.4 seconds4/4 Engine Speed Rate of Turn: 4.1/s. Great work . as usual. California is a beautiful port queen that doesn't live up to her fantastic history. California can give you some reasonable games. This exaggerated manoeuvre bleeds speed (to say nothing of changing her heading and possibly navigating away from battle), further slowing her already ponderous pace. Improved penetration on her AP shells for their calibre. Can only snipe and cannot take hits at all. Take this review lightly. Mouse, while knowledgeable, is subject to her own personal biases, likes, preferences, just like the rest of us. I HATE w Though I can agree Atlanta would probably be better thanks to her ability to farm transports and DDs with her 127mm daka. And another premium ship to skip, even Zoup has a different opinion. The most dangerous shots come from medium to long range where shells have a bit of drop going for them to strike beneath the waterline and angle towards the citadel. Despite all that, what I really like about her is that her guns (while not powerful as you'd expect, which is mentioned) are fairly accurate at all but extreme range. I also like her secondaries, as they have decent enough accuracy and reach out to 6.6 with aft+flag. The single 5" guns tend to land their hits a lot vs the dual 5" guns (though that is not be saying much considering. Once you get past MO, then you enjoy shelling APs at broadside of whatever that comes into the harbor. The tragic and horrific June 24 collapse of the Surfside Champlain Towers notwithstanding, the purplish-red sunshine state is dynamic, diverse, He approached me about my frustrations with Club Wargaming and he took an active leadership role among the various content creators to approach Wargaming about our complaints. It was by his initiative that the WGNA CC-program took shape under NikoPower (of CorgiFleet fame). From those conversations, @iChase, @NoZoupForYou, @Notser, @TitiuBlack, Critter8 and I became the first NA-CCs in early January of 2016. While I could gush endlessly about everything NikoPower did for us, it was Critter8 who stands out as the leader we needed. He brought the six of us would-be professionals (with integrity) together. Thank you for everything. And thank you all for reading. I'm going to take some time sorting and organizing some of my older reviews over the next week or so. TV: ESPN ( Watch and stream the game live on ESPN+) RADIO: Tar Heel Sports Network. However, without it being paired with improved agility or durability, this bonus is merely nice to have, rather than ship-defining. Carriers must anticipate that she will always have Defensive AA Fire ready and it's best to bait its use by ducking in and out of her 5.8km bubble and then waiting it out, even if she's not your primary target. Florida is effectively a no-fly zone for tier VI carriers because of this consumable and raw AA power combination which is a pretty impressive boast. Add on a catapult fighter and Florida duplicates this for tier VIII carriers too, at least until she comes under sustained HE attack. She would have been a meme the way USS Texas used to be down at tier V. Now such AA firepower is merely an inconvenience to CVs. That depends on the player. Aside from a few times, the last run of Narai had me using no other vessel than Florida. I've very much enjoyed using her there. As pointed out, she is squishy. If you nose on to MO and the CO that shows later on (and they take a liking to you), they'll very easily citadel you. If you angle properly however, you will bounce them all day long (minus the occasion stray that can and will hurt). Avoid going nose on against any of the BB's regardless, and sure as spork do not show too much side either. Florida Scoring. And she gains naught for these handicaps. All of Arizona's decks are 26mm). Thank you @LittleWhiteMouse. North Florida are 4-1 in their last 5 games against the spread; North Florida are 5-12 in their road games against the spread; The totals have gone OVER in 3 of North Florida' last 5 games; The totals have gone OVER in 5 of North Florida' 11 last games at home I just came to read another review by LWM, and do not have Florida, but I have been farming in Narai since other farming OPs were taken down. Altho

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