![]() ![]() ![]() We can notice here the same pattern as with the other World of games, with the players being on the mature side. Even if their number is way lower than their male counterparts, they are still really noticeable, with some of them being recognized for their skills and their involvement in the community. Riding on World of Tanks’ success, WoW has managed to show that, even for such a niche genre, women are not to be underestimated. The game received a PEGI 7 and has also received a teen rating on some other platforms.Seniors (50-60+) also occupy a big chunk of the fanbase. ![]() Teenagers (under 18) are the least attracted to the game.20-40 is the biggest age group throughout the years.Even if the game is widely popular with men, WoW also has its fair share of women.If you've found something that you're getting good results with though, I might suggest sticking with it it's often the case that it's easier to play fluently when you use the same ship consistently over a run of battles.Most World of Warships players are between 20-35. Halland is usually good value (and you're presumably au fait with smokeless DDs after playing Marceau?), especially if you face a CV. Not a silver ship, but Vampire II got via the RB is a fine alternative to Daring. Smaland is excellent, but you can't get her any more, so that doesn't help.Īfter that, I find Daring to be a superior pick she's a good DD-hunter, has defensive hydro, useful RN smoke (especially helpful if you face a CV), a healthy amount of dakka, and the single fire torps come in very handy. The unhelpful answer is "the one that you're best in" for example, a lot of people seem to be keen on DM for Ranked, but I can't play her for toffee, so - for me - she'd be a lousy pick, despite being excellent for others.įWIW I can comment on DDs, and for that class I tend to think in the following terms: With this bearing in mind what ships are great for ranked. ![]()
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