Bungo - Hard-Hitting Accurate Guns
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- Опубліковано 29 бер 2024
- Bungo is fun to play. The guns hit hard. And they are accurate. Plus, with the spotter plane, you can reduce your dispersion by 10% while adding 10% to your range. Really nice. This short compilation (these videos take a long time to put together!) demonstrates fairly well the capabilities of the ship, I think. I even managed a Close Quarters kill in one of them! lol. Thanks for watching and as always, your comments and questions are welcome and appreciated!
- Ігри
Bongo Boom! ha That's some powerful guns! Well played!
"Bongo Boom!," indeed! lol. Thanks for watching, brother!
Hello I have been out of the game for a few years after subs and cv went crazy , I have been enjoying watching your videos almost makes me want to get back in but the game is so toxic sometimes it makes it so hard to have a fun time when most people are bitching at each other but at least you seem nice when you are narrating LOL!
Hiya, @rogerstipe! I can understand anyone stepping away from the game after what amounts to an 18-month forced beta-test of CVs, where we had to endure crazy pendulum swings of relative power. And then, not long after, more or less the same thing with subs. The game is still a bit crazy, imo. But I still have enough fun games to keep me coming back for more. Thanks for watching and commenting and I am so glad you are able to enjoy these videos!
@@icopgaming Thanks for responding I wasn't as good as you is probably why is was so bad for me iI mostly played dd's to thanks for making this I watch also to learn incase I ever come back !
Guns that hit hard and accurate. I wouldn't. mind playing this ship. Targetted by a cv, I think we have all been there!.
Yeah. There are plenty of BBs in the game with guns that look decent on paper, but that lack pen and/or accuracy. Bungo really shines compared to most, imo. And yeah. lol. Being the focus of CV love is rarely enjoyable. hehehe
The shot at the four minute mark on the San Martin was very similar to several I've made lately where an expected kill shot totally surrounds a ship with no hits. Should we put our tin hats on or just write it off to bad luck?
With all the other RNG that has been exposed of late (random HP for ship systems, for example) it would not surprise me at all to learn that there are RNG algorithms being used in the coding to help or hinder our chances. Thanks, Joe!