Karlchen

What? It didn't really effect the German CA/Panzerschiffe then, they were really good shots

? What?

I don't know uss hammann blow up after hit by torpedos of i-168

That's why they called decisive battles I think

It happened all the time in history. Like Lepanto, salamis, trafalgar, 4days battle. In the time period the game is taking place it happend three times comes in my mind already without looking, at tsushima, Jutland and surigao straight. But it could have happened even more. But the airplane (and mines) prevented it. But if you decide you don't want to go for decisive battles build cruiser fleet and do cruiser warfare. If you design your ships well, just run from the enemy fleets

Maybe taskforces should be capped at 100 ships but everything less will ruin the game. It's called dreadnought because it's about battleships. And those ships bwere build to fight massive battles.

Im totally with you there. All the earlier German small cruisers like Dresden in your example are impossible to build in this game. Because of the 10,5cm casemates. But first and second class cruisers would be counted as a ca by in-game logic. It doesn't matter if they are armoured cruisers or protected cruisers Good example for this are the German classifications as large- and small cruisers. The protected cruisers of the Victoria Luise class were large cruisers while the protected cruisers of the contemporary gazelle class were small cruisers.

That are first class cruisers. Even if they had no armoured belt they would count as CA in game

Actually last patch it was working so you can play at least. Now its absolute frustrating with ships stopping for no reason or just don't turn because of a ship nearby. Maybe at this point it is better to get rid of the avoidence mechanics for player controlled Divisions completely.

Visuals are definitely important to see which daytime it is. There must be improvements.

Visuals are fine. There are more important things

I think the point with the captain is really great. When in later versions of the game you can form task forces maybe you can promote one of your officers to an Admiral. On the other hand if the forward structure of your ship get destroyed you will also loose your captain of this ship. And if this ship is the flagship you will also loose the Admiral...

I think it was because naval treaties prohibited building new battleships

Maybe the enemy has developed bigger torps then you?

Why do you think uss south Carolina was a coastal battleship? They were ordered by the congress as "first class battleships"