Finally, Neptune’s anti-aircraft suite is one of the most punishing in the game - especially with a commander who has the Level 4 skill Manual Fire Control for AA Armament - as her new Mk XXV main battery guns also function as dual-purpose guns and provide a significant contribution to her AA. She carries two quadruple-tube torpedo launchers per side, allowing her to devastate unwary ships that attempt to pursue her, sit in smoke, or come around islands. Other aspects of Neptune’s firepower are greatly improved as well. The range is improved as well, though the shells still lose velocity quickly, making it a challenge to hit anything smaller than a battleship at long range. The traverse rate sees a noticeable improvement. She upgrades from the Mk XXIII 152mm rifle of her immediate predecessors to the Mk XXV, which - with a base reload time of just 5.0 seconds - represents full 50% boost in her rate-of-fire (70% with the appropriate upgrade). The main improvement from Edinburgh to Neptune is a vast increase in firepower. Neptune represents the pinnacle of evolution for the Royal Navy's twelve-gun cruisers and is the last ship in the British cruiser line to sport the triple-barreled, quadruple turret configuration that captains of Fiji and Edinburgh are well-acquainted with by this point. The data presented in the AA Defense sidebar section may be incorrect.įor a graphic summary of ships Tiers VIII thru XI see LittleWhiteMouse's "Actual AA DPS".
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