Great job.

It depends. If you look at the golden angles, you'll see that the engagement envelope is
relatively small, since it has a higher golden angle, which means that your shells will be
at the golden angle height for a smaller duration of the flight. The 5"54 L's have really
crappy damage but a relatively low golden angle and more range than the 3"70's. This makes
the 5"54's ideal for picking off scouts, but not so much for bringing down bombers, which
the 5"38's do relatively well due to short reload time and high damage (beaten only by the
6" DP). I've tried the 3"70's as well, and they're good for taking down scouts too, but I
find that their damage isn't quite enough to bring down bombers reliably, which is also
partially due to their comparatively high golden angle.

Nice help, seems like 3/70 N are the best choice for Iowa then.

I'm actually thinking of remaking the chart so that it's more even, since right now you
can tell that there are a lot of glaring open spaces and unevenness in the thing. If I do,
I'll see about adding golden angle information along with reload speeds.

Thanks for your effort in this. It would be good to include RLD speed so that people
can compare which gun have good range to rld ratio.

one word: GANK.

very helpful :D ty kelvin

I had all the pictures in the first post, which would've meant that anyone who clicked on
the thread would be forced to load them every page, so I redid the thread and put the
pictures in the first post down.

he deleted it. duh! xD

Hrm, what happened to the original post?

Hehe, so me sticking with 3'70N is wise.