I really love the setting of Sevastopol. It is a main battleship, that was supposed to be supported by a proper screen fleet and supplied by a proper logistics system. But now you have carry it in a guerrilla war that she wasn't designed for. I always try to keep her around as long as I could, really immersive.
yea I'm kind of divided on this. I mean, she's a burden. It's easy to make a lighter fleet with a custom capital ship. But then I grant that she's part of the story so we have to live with her - part of the story is paying for her to get to Khiva. When I play with a custom capital ship it doesn't feel the same - there's not the same 'center' to the game; just a collection of little strike groups. Though there are some small modifications to Sevastopol that improve it I think that are worth doing.
@@38-simulated17 This could do with a mothball ability that lets you keep ships in docks. Or better yet, you could go full Yamato and hide larger ships like Sevastopol in the middle of nowhere and comeback later when you have the supplies to finance it.
Agreed. I love the concept of how Sevastopol, even though powerful, was designed more with a cultural and aesthetic pride, and rushed into service incomplete. The idea being that you were supposed to “complete” her through the campaign, by upgrading and modifying her.
I usually tactically weight reduce the Sevastopol, by that I mean I use it to steam roll two strike groups then never repair it and use it as a fuel mule, One run I got too pissed at how long I have to refuel every time so I just left it in the desert somewhere and it worked, fleet functioned nicely even without it.
@@gnas1897 honestly it is better to deposit that massive waste of fuel out in the southern desert, I only bring it to the front when I want to nab that special someone [censored for spoiler purposes]. It is far more effective to bring a secondary heavy cruiser to replace the savi or just dump into a bunch of mediums and spread as much as you can.
I learned that even the strike groups have issues fighting her. Her cannons are quick to reload, USUALLY really accurate, and she's fairly well armored if you keep moving and properly prioritize your targets.
i mainly use it to smash strike groups in the early game, myself. pop off all the sensitive and expensive electronics, put armor plates over the missile silos, and she can absorb quite a bit of punishment as long as you don't let anything get at her belly.
yea the sevastopol is kind of brutal - it can't move so it has to absorb everything. I actually find that it's a bit of an albatross around your neck through the campaign - having to drag this hulk to Khiva. Still, when it has to get into it, it can put out a lot of lead.
Kinda skipping over part of the challenge of using a bulky heavy weight in a marathon sprint. It's also an incredibly fun ship in the late game, keeping ships at your sides
Yeah. This thing is a work of absolute art man! There's so many nuances and depth to this game. It all comes together so cohesively to be a super immersive experience. It is a complete nail-biter. Fights and tactics will definitely get your heart pumping. And you really feel the weight of the ships and the ambiance. Definitely a hidden gem!
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I really love the setting of Sevastopol. It is a main battleship, that was supposed to be supported by a proper screen fleet and supplied by a proper logistics system. But now you have carry it in a guerrilla war that she wasn't designed for. I always try to keep her around as long as I could, really immersive.
yea I'm kind of divided on this. I mean, she's a burden. It's easy to make a lighter fleet with a custom capital ship. But then I grant that she's part of the story so we have to live with her - part of the story is paying for her to get to Khiva. When I play with a custom capital ship it doesn't feel the same - there's not the same 'center' to the game; just a collection of little strike groups. Though there are some small modifications to Sevastopol that improve it I think that are worth doing.
@@38-simulated17 This could do with a mothball ability that lets you keep ships in docks. Or better yet, you could go full Yamato and hide larger ships like Sevastopol in the middle of nowhere and comeback later when you have the supplies to finance it.
@@TheNapster153 I wonder like - if you park it off the beaten track, maybe they won't find you?
@@38-simulated17meanwhile me using custom flagship= *hammer my way to Khiva with said flagship* HURR DURR HEAVY CRUISER COMING!!
Agreed. I love the concept of how Sevastopol, even though powerful, was designed more with a cultural and aesthetic pride, and rushed into service incomplete. The idea being that you were supposed to “complete” her through the campaign, by upgrading and modifying her.
It's like someone took a sci-fi battlecruiser, strapped some booster rockets on it, and let it loose over the Balkans.
*afganistan
But still pretty accurate
Isn't this Kazakhstan or Kyrgyzstan
@@krieger8825 space kazahstan but yes.
This could also be titled “Battleship Sevastopol EATS five small ships’ worth of missiles.”
Gotta love the 50 hour repair
247 часов... 😅
I usually tactically weight reduce the Sevastopol, by that I mean I use it to steam roll two strike groups then never repair it and use it as a fuel mule, One run I got too pissed at how long I have to refuel every time so I just left it in the desert somewhere and it worked, fleet functioned nicely even without it.
yep, default sevastopol feels like a burden on the fleet, better to have more smaller specialized ships
Game: this is the Sevastopol, it's absolutely necessary if you want to take Khiva
This guy: hmmmm I don't think so
@@gnas1897 honestly it is better to deposit that massive waste of fuel out in the southern desert, I only bring it to the front when I want to nab that special someone [censored for spoiler purposes].
It is far more effective to bring a secondary heavy cruiser to replace the savi or just dump into a bunch of mediums and spread as much as you can.
I shove more gun until It ain't a problem anymore
@@Airsickword •best authonomy in the fleet•
•waste of fuel•
Oh...
The sound design tho
I personally like to put it as "It's a battleship in a frigate war."
it is an amazing ship, but i rarely get to use it except when fighting strike groups
Yea bit of a fuel hog. I sometimes resent having to pay to move it across Gerat..
Agree....normally the moment i have to use it is when i lost every single escort i have
In Russian localization “target destroyed” sound more authentic and brutal, “vrag unichtozhen” with radio curves sound uff
sevas AA fire seems like it always misses
Because it has no CIWS so obviously larger and slower shells would have a harder time connecting
I learned that even the strike groups have issues fighting her. Her cannons are quick to reload, USUALLY really accurate, and she's fairly well armored if you keep moving and properly prioritize your targets.
All fun and games until a strike team with missle carriers spams missles and screws up your hull.
My 50 sprints: hold my beer
I've made the Halcyon-class cruiser from Halo.
I quit building big ships when I saw that thing kill a Varyag with a single salvo. 😑
Varyag is fragile af
@@DenZinLaden could be, but a single salvo? Come on.
i mainly use it to smash strike groups in the early game, myself. pop off all the sensitive and expensive electronics, put armor plates over the missile silos, and she can absorb quite a bit of punishment as long as you don't let anything get at her belly.
Ick, strip the guns off it and give it some planes. Those three ships probably did their value in damage and then some.
yea the sevastopol is kind of brutal - it can't move so it has to absorb everything. I actually find that it's a bit of an albatross around your neck through the campaign - having to drag this hulk to Khiva. Still, when it has to get into it, it can put out a lot of lead.
"Sevastopol is a heavy cruiser 🤓"
Yeah I've never played a campaign were I've kept her. I've always used the shilp builder to make a better one. And used that instead.
Kinda skipping over part of the challenge of using a bulky heavy weight in a marathon sprint. It's also an incredibly fun ship in the late game, keeping ships at your sides
Do u think u playing 2 button game? Where active deffense? Sooooo much dmg was taken for no reason....
What game is this
Highfleet
Yeah. This thing is a work of absolute art man!
There's so many nuances and depth to this game. It all comes together so cohesively to be a super immersive experience.
It is a complete nail-biter. Fights and tactics will definitely get your heart pumping. And you really feel the weight of the ships and the ambiance. Definitely a hidden gem!
Crumpled up shitcannon destroys the other ships
What is this game?
Highfleet
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