Greetings, Captains! Update 0.11.3 brings superships to the Tech Tree,
a new collection and Dockyard,
the continuation of the Italian destroyer arc,
and other new features!
Our Tech Tree is growing new branches and sprouts.
Today, the time for fresh offshoots has come—
welcome the researchable superships!
Following continuous testing in various game modes,
superships have become a logical continuation of their respective branches.
They will be available to players who have researched or purchased
at least three Tier X ships
and researched the prior ship in the corresponding branch.
The economy of superships has been implemented in a way
to avoid their abundance in high-tier battles
and to ensure that every battle at the helm of a supership is carefully planned.
They earn around the same number of credits as Tier X ships,
but it costs twice as much to service them.
In addition, their permanent camouflage doesn't reduce the service cost
or increase the number of credits they earn,
but it does apply a bigger XP bonus
compared to permanent camouflages for Tier X ships.
In Update 0.11.3, the Tech Tree will be topped with superships
that are probably already familiar to you—
Satsuma, Hannover, Condé, Annapolis, Yamagiri,
Zorkiy, United States, and Eagle.
Future ships such as, for example,
the announced British super cruiser Edgar
and French super battleship Patrie,
will pass a multistage testing procedure.
The appearance of Superships in the Tech Tree
represents an important step for our game.
We'll be closely following their statistics and your feedback,
and we'll introduce changes if necessary.
Meanwhile, the British Clydebank Dockyard,
where the construction of Marlborough has just ended,
is ready for another ship to be laid down there.
This is Pan-American Tier VIII battleship Atlântico.
She carries ten 381 mm guns that can be loaded only with armor-piercing shells,
housed in five turrets.
Another feature of this ship is her powerful long-range secondary guns.
You need to progress through any three phases using Doubloons,
and how you progress through the remaining phases is up to you to decide—
you can either complete combat missions or use Doubloons.
Early Access to Italian destroyers is still available in the game.
To honor their arrival, we've updated the Taranto Port
and prepared a special collection.
The Italian Destroyers collection is dedicated
to the armament of the Regia Marina
and the awards that Italian sailors received for their service.
The reward for completing each of the sections
is the ability to mount a second commemorative flag aboard Italian ships.
After completing the entire collection,
you'll get Italian Tier VI Premium destroyer Leone
and the "Italian Destroyers: Part 2" commemorative flag.
Elements of the collection can be found only in standard
and Premium Italian Destroyers containers.
They can be obtained by completing combat missions
or picked up from the Armory.
When completing a collection,
it's possible to receive a duplicate of an item you already have.
Don't forget that you can exchange such duplicates for missing items.
By the way, you can do that with any collection.
D: Update 0.11.3 will make the game even more colorful.
We've polished the visual effects,
as well as the aesthetics of maps and ships.
The Tears of the Desert, Trap, Warrior's Path,
and Solomon Islands maps have been significantly updated.
We've added high-detailed textures and changed the weather,
visual effects, underwater world, and many other things.
We've also improved how sand and snow look on islands,
and snow can also even appear on ships depending on the weather.
Finally, all aircraft types are now decorated with the same camouflage
as the ship they have taken off from.
You'll find the remaining details on our website.
That's all for today!
Take care of yourselves and your close ones, Captains!