Giuseppe Verdi borrows heavily from Marco Polo. Short ranged main and secondary gun batteries. Small hit point pool for a tier IX battleship High velocity shells and good AP penetrationĬompetitive agility for a high-tier battleshipĮxposed citadel with easily overmatched turtleback
Quick Summary: A short-ranged Italian battleship with nine 406mm guns with HE shells, SAP-firing secondaries and an improved Exhaust Smoke Generator. This is how they advertised the damn thing. Oh, and keep this copy by Wargaming in mind. I'm not expecting this review to change your mind about the ship, but maybe you'll learn something new.
However, I feel this time has been well spent. Given that she's a ship that was largely dismissed by the community when she first arrived, this attention is perhaps undeserving.
As is becoming increasingly commonplace, I grossly underestimated just how big of a job this project would be and I've spent more time with Giuseppe Verdi than I thought. Little would I appreciate just how big of a job that would prove to be and as such, Giuseppe Verdi's review sat in a "not even halfway finished" limbo as the days rolled by.įollowing Dido and Canarias' review, I had a brief window to squeeze another review out before patch 0.11.2 dropped, so I've done what I can to get this out the door in a timely manner. The idea seemed sound - produce an active database of relative efficiency of AA DPS in World of Warships. But then I got it in my head that I should finally get around to properly evaluating anti-aircraft DPS for the sake of tidying up future reviews. I could piggyback a bunch of graphics I had done for the British-chonker and even sneak some of my earlier Marco Polo graphics to speed up production. I had hoped to review her immediately following my look at Marlborough. Giuseppe Verdi was released at the tail end of 2021 without much fanfare. Posting this review is not an endorsement of current goings on nor is it a statement about them. The purpose of this review is to support the players, not the company behind the product.
Please be aware that her performance may change in the future. To the best of my knowledge, the statistics discussed in this review are current as of patch 0.11.2. The following is a review of Giuseppe Verdi, the tier IX premium Italian battleship, was sponsored by my patrons on Patreon who helped me afford this ship. Wargaming doesn't just make fictional ships, it makes whole CLASSES of fictional ships!
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