Secondly, the change in match-making spread to include Tier X vessels can be both good and bad for Amalfi captains. Reaching strategic positions and being able to retreat from a fallen flank are two aspects of her game play that captains should be able to appreciate, and are continued through to the remaining two ships in the line.
Firstly, Amalfi's increased top speed and improved armor can allow captains to play in a more aggressive fashion. Overall game play is similar to that of Zara, but captains should make note of a few important changes. While gaining an extra gun and a more useful turret layout, Amalfi does end up with a slightly slower reload than her predecessor. Other improvements include an extended belt of 50 mm that can restrict the ability of enemy battleships to citadel Amalfi through the bow at close range, and a vastly improved top speed. While the previous Zara encapsulates the design ideas of the interwar and treaty period, Amalfi is more in-line with contemporary designs of the late 1930s, with various quality-of-life improvements, such as triple-barrel turrets in an A-B-X format, that captains moving up from Zara will be certain to appreciate.
While the earlier ships in the line are certainly representative of the higher-tier game play for the line, it's only with Amalfi that a captain will be able to say with certainty that they enjoy the uniqueness of the line or not. The data presented in the AA Defense sidebar section may be incorrect.įor a graphic summary of ships Tiers VIII thru XI see LittleWhiteMouse's "Actual AA DPS".Īmalfi represents the largest shift in game play for the Italian Cruiser line.
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