With the reload for the MN 3.5" model 1926 guns at 1.2 seconds the shells need a bump in
damage or change the reload to 1 to 1.1 seconds. This gunset doesn't have the range to
hit planes for only 1 to 2 salvos before they are out of range again. Another option
would be give them a slight bump in velocity to get the golden angle down to around 40
degrees instead of 44 to 45.

I've got something to check...

We should check the speed of the SN BB5 since it can go 24/40 with the level 100 guns,
full crew, and 4 binds of ammo.

Imagine my surprise when I saw that. I wish I could wake up tomorrow and see my
Montana start going 42 or 43.

Thats 7pm central, right?

I can't be staying up past Midnight GMT.

I'd go to a BB4/5 test if its a good time for central time zone. For the first time in a
while, I think my Sunday nights are free.

Name a reasonable CET time and I'll try and make it, not that I'm any good at BB4/5.

I am out for battle test.

We need a battle testing event. Sunday night anyone?

SN 12" godly armour piercing was expected. A value of 550 will requires around 10 " l1
deck to bounce it. We're near the perfection.
This time, we will need to request a 510 kg/shell. This will jump it directly in the 9"
which is what we aim. A difference of 40 kg, is very significant, especially the way how
shell damage, piercing at low caliber.


Further, the SN shell weight for the SN 16" will also need to be modified. The reason for
this change is due to the godly armour piercing ability.

At 40 degrees, a stalingrad 16" shells pierce 10,2" deck L1, while Iowa at 45 degrees
pierce 8,8" deck only. My request for this 16" shells will not be perfected. I have too
much things else to do. It is either that, or we let them with godly armour penetration
ability.

Now with the 45 degrees, patch change, the requires deck to bounce at max is approximated
at 12" deck, along with the damage increased. Expect the stalingrad 16" right now doing
49k damage.

My request would be dropping the shell weight down to 915 kg per shell, for this 45 degree
patch.

Noted, that if we drop the shell down too much, we will directly fall into the case of
Iowa shell bugg. So have anyone knowledge enough to play with those values.