Gun data

[GBC]

I don't know if this has already been reported, but the main guns of Franch BB Coubert in WWII were 12”, not 13.4” as in the game; likewise, the tertiary guns of Italian BB Vittorio Veneto were 3.5”, not 4.7” (This ships had four 4.7” old guns in minimal mounts only to fire starshell).

[William Miller]

I don't know if this has already been reported, but the main guns of Franch BB Coubert in WWII were 12”, not 13.4” as in the game; likewise, the tertiary guns of Italian BB Vittorio Veneto were 3.5”, not 4.7” (This ships had four 4.7” old guns in minimal mounts only to fire starshell).

GBC,

The Courbet actually has correct main battery gun data (i.e. firepower, penetration, etc), it is just that the gun cailber is incorrectly named as 13.4" instead of 12" -- thank you for pointing the error out, it will be corrected for the next public release.

The BB Littorio has the exact same error with its tertiary battery: the actual data is correct but the listed gun caliber is incorrect -- this too will be corrected, thanks.

[Warship NWS]

Hi GBC, I double checked in the WCNAW database code. The "13.5" is now "12".. all other data was correct. The "4.7" is now "3.5" with a slightly adjusted ballistics profile. We updated our gun ballistic profiles right before WCNAW with more detailed calculations. All other data was as WM stated, the same.

Thanks again for the feedback.

[GBC]

Thank you very much for your fast working

[Warship NWS]

Thank you very much for your fast working

Actually, would have responded sooner but I have been busy working on improvements to our operations. ;)

[gabeeg]

...improvements....operations...puuuhhh....you should be working on WC-NAW!
;)

[Warship NWS]

...improvements....operations...puuuhhh....you should be working on WC-NAW!
;)

More efficient NWS operations means more time for improving WCNAW and working on our new publications.. get it? ;)