With this camouflage, she joins the ranks of Kii, Prinz Eugen and Missouri as an incredibly profitable premium ship. However, it would not be fair to fail to mention the merits. Now, I was reluctant to describe it this way as it prompts players to fork out an additional sum in order to prop up an otherwise flagging premium. Liking one will not guarantee you like the other.Īshitaka "becomes worthwhile" with the Makoto Kobayashi camouflage. They may be related, but they're very different craft. Short of the gun layout and handling, Ashitaka is night and day different from Amagi in terms of overall performance. In both cases, these ships are downtiered in an attempt to balance their poor characteristics compared to their sister ships. Wargaming made plans to return these ships as premiums, with Mutsu representing a modified A-Hull Nagato and Ashitaka representing Amagi. Indeed, their designs were quite recognizable. Some players lamented that it was a shame to lose the distinct models. These ships were horrible to grind while stock - not only did they have poor anti-aircraft armaments and long rudder shift times like other stock vessels, they were also forced to use guns with worse penetration values. Now they would only need to research a single hull to upgrade their vessel. Their stock hull was being removed from the game. Back in January of 2017, Amagi and Nagato received a significant quality of life buff.
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