qertchris.blogg.se - Dreadnought ships today

The Royal Navy went incredibly far to ensure that the King George V class abided by the treaty and even equipped them with 14″ guns in an effort to get other nations to follow suit. The King George V class were the largest and most powerful of the British dreadnoughts that were in service during the Second World War.ĭuring the inter-war period (Between World Wars I and II), the world’s naval powers were limited to battleships of no more than 35,000 tons. The five battleships of the King George V class kick off our list at the number ten spot.

Displacement: 42,600 Long Tons (Full Load: 45,360 Long Tons).

Commissioned: Ap(King George V: October 1, 1940).

Laid Down: J(King George V: July 29, 1936).

In previous iterations of Dead Ahead lore, Hydrus invented the first "Steelpot" Battleships, but in the current version of the lore, Cetus seems to have invented them instead.

The Dreadnoughts, despite being very tanky and strong ships, have an incredibly exploitable vulnerability to Destroyers due to the fact that they're very slow, and cannot dodge torpedoes easily.

Antares' dreadnought heavily resembles a Yamato.

Any battleship designed after the original "steelpots" would be considered a dreadnought. This is because a dreadnought is simply a battleship which focuses on a heavy large caliber armament.

All battleships in DEAD AHEAD are by definition, dreadnoughts.

Evidence supports this due to it being commissioned concurrently with the invention of the "steelpot" warship in the Dead Ahead technology timeline. It was the first "steelpot" warship to be commissioned ever (in 1880), and apparently invented battleship/dreadnought type warships fielded by belligerents in Dead Ahead. The distinct cylindrical turret design earned it the nickname “steelpot”, with the protruding gun barrel resembling a pot handle." "It was the first ship to feature guns in turrets along with steel hull armor. "equivalent to dreadnoughts of real life"Įmpire of Cetus Empire of Cetus Warship class Although by later standards it would be classified as a Battleship. It was the first super battleship to be classified as such, being nicknamed "Dreadnought" for an unknown reason. Name is most likely related to the real life constellation of the same name. Hydrus Commonwealth Hydrus Commonwealth Warship class The lead ship of the class, Alnitak, fought against Omikron in Dreadnought gamemode along with her battlegroup of 2 Lambda-class Destroyer Escorts.

The Belt-class is by far the tankiest, strongest, and slowest ship in the Orion Fleet. Orion Republic Orion Republic Warship class Omikron, along with her 2 escorts of Kaerulus-class destroyers, fought against Alnitak's battlegroup in the d readnought Gamemode. The Omikron-class ships, like their counterparts, are the tankiest, strongest, and slowest ships in the Antares Armada. The flare does no damage, but it is bright and vibrant, allowing you to follow it and determine how close you are to hitting your target.Īntares Imperium Antares Imperium Warship class

When the flare hits an enemy ship, they will be marked for your entire team and the firing angle will be displayed (similarly to how a rangefinder works). If you are on a main turret of a battleship or dreadnought, you can press G to fire a red tracer flare. Like a battleship, the main turrets of dreadnoughts have a feature that separate them from all other turret types. They are also the tallest type of warship in the game. crane, catapult, etc.) but no scout planes due to the fact that both dreadnoughts don't have any anti air capabilities, because in the Dreadnought game mode, carriers do not spawn. Interestingly enough they have aviation facilities (i.e. They have main guns that deal heavy damage. Dreadnoughts are bigger versions of battleships that are tankier and appear in the Dreadnought and formerly Atoll Game modes, having 200k hp.