The exception here is if you're playing a destroyer, in which case your team will likely expect you to be out front, using your speed and maneuverability to scout out enemy positions. Smart teams stick together, using massed firepower on single targets when possible before moving on to destroy someone else. That calculation, when to show them your front in return for reduced firepower and when to turn your side to the enemy to unleash hell, should always be in your mind while playing.Įspecially when you are just learning to play World of Warships Blitz, wandering off on your own is the fastest way possible to be sent to the bottom of the sea. Most ships can only unleash their full firepower when they turn their sides toward enemy boats, but that also makes them more vulnerable to return fire. Your ship's orientation is also important. Staying mobile makes you harder to hit with all kinds of enemy weapons. Except when you're setting up a trap of some sort, you need to be moving at all times. Unlike Tanks Blitz, where staying in cover unless absolutely necessary is key, there aren't nearly as many places to hide in this game (though all maps do provide some terrain features). Alas, duking it out on the water is also a lot different in some ways than land warfare, so we've taken our fair share of cannon fire and torpedoes to offer some tactics tips for those of you who are just starting out.

The controls are pretty similar to those you'd find in Wargaming's tank games, and some of the tricks you've learned there will serve you well here too. As the name implies, it features 7v7 naval combat in ships that once did battle in the world's oceans in real life. World of Warships Blitz is the latest from Wargaming, and like its sibling, World of Tanks Blitz, is a scaled-down mobile version of one of the company's multiplayer PC titles. sorry, actually, World of Warships Blitz has nothing to do with pirates. Ahoy mates! It's time to set out on the high seas for some PvP battles, and.

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