That said, if you're used to the guns on your ship and you know the capabilities of another ship fairly well, if you've watched the player for any length of time in it, you can fairly well predict what he'll do. no body's gunnery is that good.Īimbots do exist in limited degrees in all games. at flank speed twisting and turning for all i was worth. Reading up on this as i just had a game in which my HMS Emerald was engaged at long range by a BB not sure which country.

And THAT is something that everyone has to put up with and not just the newbies that haven't ascertained the level of expertise from experience that the game requires for gameplay. The game has a hit/miss roll and sometimes you get lucky on the roll and sometimes you miss. But try as you might, one thing will remain. Should I send a single shot to see how far off target it lands or simply hold down the fire key? After a bit, experience kicks in and you become better at judging distance and speed along with a tactical understanding of game mechanics. Learn first from experience and then from tactical thinking. AND if you are using your entire ships loaded salvo then you go thru it all over again.

Meaning your salvo was wasted and you will have to resound.

IF you unload your entire loaded salvo then you have to wait for reload, giving time for the opposition to change direction and speed. First off, do you shoot a single shot for sounding(ie aim adjust) or the entire salvo at hand? Does this make a difference? Absolutely! If the first shot is too far ahead then back it a bit.

World of warships aimbot download