Well to answer you honestly,
Yammy and Super Yammy guns suffer from slow shells. Its not so much the muzzle velocity as the shells are just really slow. Couple with the high angle (45*) This makes hitting or finding the right lead difficult. Granted with enough practice its a non issue.
Secondly, for damage. Because of the guns high angle, it defeats armor very easily. Also, the higher you go into the angles numbers (barring UK) the heavier the damage. Also, the shells themselves do have a powerful charge.
Finally, the Yamato Guns are not historically accurate as that would defeat the national advantages of KM and UK (Hard Hitting and Long Range).
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