Normally, a game in which leading markers were shown is all well and fine if the opponent was agile enough to continuously make it hard for you to hit. Then he said he was using an aimbot, and recommended me to this site.Īfter which, all my illusions were shattered. I genuinely wanted to swallow my soreness and congratulate someone who had just landed multiple citadel shots.

'Good shots there!' I said in response to his comment of 'EZ Kill'. I did not last much longer after that, and sank on my way out. Immediately after, BANG! he lands another citadel shot. then, i exposed my other broadside, and returned fire. Another citadel hit, at approximately 13km! 'Oh man! luck's just not on my side today! better get out of here and use some healing!' I then set full right rudder, and booked out of there, giving him as little to shoot at as possible. I landed a few shots, and his next salvo came along. He hits citadel, and this was over 15km away. 'WOW! Great shot!' I thought to myself. 'I'd better raise my game! Can't take too many more of those!' So I set rudder to half right, started an evasive pattern and began to return fire. I fire a ranging shot at him, and he fires a full salvo at me.

Enemies show up, two of which are opposing Fuso class ships, and we start engaging. Thinking I'd go north and handle the flag that side, I raised my speed to full throttle and sailed on ahead. I sailed out in a Fuso, and the game was just starting. Here's one mod that managed to ruin my game. For reference regarding the latest Wargaming reply related to this, please read Ev1n's message on page 33 of this thread

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