These are really the games you play for ^^ not the farming brainless people for huge numbers, but for the intense quick paced fast thinking situations, where one mistake means you lose the match, gj chase 🙂
I can understand that thunderer stay at the back. I just bought a thunderer and I was surprised by how squishy it is. And I dont like it because I have to make the choice of play aggresive and die, or play passive and lose.
Unlike my georgia that can play passive for some minute, then SUDDENLY be at the frontline IN UNDER 1 MINUTE.
In the last few weeks it has been me sitting, and realizing, crap, I am the only one on this flank and the sometimes the BB travels across the entire map before it engages, even the big maps. Then me in a DD, or a cruiser just has to kite and run. I was in one match in a Mass and did not stop and got lucky with the Dev. strikes on cruisers, Secondaries on the DD and got lucky with the BBs turning broadside to run. Then spent the next two heals behind an island taking pop shots.
I think a lot of the over-cautious play like the north flank in the beginning here can be caused by lack of vision and confidence. I’m not sure I can blame them for the initial decision to pull back, and your team obviously suffered because of vision later.
Hey Chase the sound is gorgeous!
Hey, thanks! ^_^
Sound seems all good for this vid, keep up the great vids chase!
Thanks! I think I got everything fixed 😀
Another vid, heck ya
I was the z52, sorry for the stress, I was a worthy sacrifice for the halland I hope
1 for 1 trades of ships of same type and tier are never worth it mate 😉
These are really the games you play for ^^ not the farming brainless people for huge numbers, but for the intense quick paced fast thinking situations, where one mistake means you lose the match, gj chase 🙂
Yup, it’s also why so many replays that get sent to me never make it. Just not exciting battles…like a 14-1 romp isn’t exactly enjoyable to watch
That last cruiser fight got me
That is the name of USS Laffee not Neosho. But you have a good point about Neosho surviving a lot of punishment at Coral Sea.
WHAT A RUSH DOOD
Battleships might not be physically damaged, but they were mentally damaged.
In Asia sever, there will be lots of noob thunders shoot in the back
Yeah I’ve heard, kind of the norm on SEA
i was on the stream and trust me, chase really not having fun at that time XD
at the time 😛 but it was a hell of a battle
@iChaseGaming yep..it was a hell of a battle, im also shaking when i watched your match at that time
Not Even Close! 😀
Also sound is good again 🙂
Yay, sound is good is great 😀
I can understand that thunderer stay at the back. I just bought a thunderer and I was surprised by how squishy it is. And I dont like it because I have to make the choice of play aggresive and die, or play passive and lose.
Unlike my georgia that can play passive for some minute, then SUDDENLY be at the frontline IN UNDER 1 MINUTE.
Lot of BBs used to playing CLs and lost their courage due to CVs probably
Or just don’t know how to play.
More not knowing how to play unfortunately
Papa Tango Right but that was a book title about Neosho.
nice audio, you might as well try doing asmr 🙂
typical covid matches, half the team randomly sailing from side to side
If you Like the Des Moines, you’re gonna LOVE the Salem.
very good acting, sir. And in my opinion the best example for never giving up a battle. Nice work.
In the last few weeks it has been me sitting, and realizing, crap, I am the only one on this flank and the sometimes the BB travels across the entire map before it engages, even the big maps. Then me in a DD, or a cruiser just has to kite and run. I was in one match in a Mass and did not stop and got lucky with the Dev. strikes on cruisers, Secondaries on the DD and got lucky with the BBs turning broadside to run. Then spent the next two heals behind an island taking pop shots.
I think a lot of the over-cautious play like the north flank in the beginning here can be caused by lack of vision and confidence. I’m not sure I can blame them for the initial decision to pull back, and your team obviously suffered because of vision later.