Your BO (Bridge Operator) should be +15 potential if your going to use him on a BB.
(battleship) and no less than +14 of potential if your going to use him on a CV.
(aircraft carrier)
The greater the potential of your BO the farther he will be able to see enemy ships
(without the use of a scout, just make sure his properly BVE)



as for your fighters/bombers you want to get +12s

(+12 airman IFyour making a scout) R= Recon/scout
(+12 fighter IF your making a fighter) F= fighters
(+12 db IF your making a dive bomber) B= Dive bombers
(+12 tb IF your making a torpedo bomber) A= Torpedo bombers

every ship has its own unique playing style.

CV = credits
BB = experience
collect them all !! (or go IJN like me and get Ise CV remodel)
33% BB1.5 33%CV1 33% kuma/kitakami 100% FUN

you no longer have to chose! join the Ise CV fan club today!!!

ok, thank you very much :D

Try to look for higher growth for potential, the highest I seem to get is 13, just keep
clicking the roll dice button until you find the growth you want, type in the name you
want for him then click ok, presto you can now start to lvl him. And dont forget to
keep adding rookies to your sailors do it by right clicking the RCT button under the
sailor. Hope that helps :)

ok, ty. what skills needs a sailor to be a bo?

You can but if your gonna start your bb or cv crew from lvl 1 your better off grinding
them your self, pilots and other stuff you can buy but it can get pricey. For example a
IJN Torp bomeber can usally sell for 3mil creds. But if you have the creds you can.

I can't buy them from other players?
but I can buy the other sailors form players, right?

You cannot buy a bo, you have to start with a newt and lvl him up to 12 then class
him up to bo, bo's cannot be bought or traded.

Ok, ty to all, I'll choose the bb line and then I'll train a cv crew
Just one more question, a lvl 45-50 bo, how much it cost? I know it depends of a lot of
factors, but an average?

For a nebie I would go bb but on the way try the Ise 1943 cv/bb hybrid to see how
to play cvs.

Choosing which to go first is really a matter of preference. A CV can earn higher credits
than a BB, but at lower levels in a CV you will not earn a whole lot of credits, as you
will not have significant amounts of shootdowns. Going down a BB line, you will probably
struggle to earn credits for the next ship as exp is much easier to get now and you will
progress through ships faster than you earn credits. However with a BB it will be easier
to level a CV crew later down the road (better exp).

Personally either line you take your best bet is to become proficient at AA'ing. This
will help to level supports/pilots whichever your choice and at the same time earn more
credits than a BB or a low level CV.