Many novice players don't know how to get started with destroyers when they first enter World of Warships. Some people still wonder why they are often urged by their teammates to occupy points when the amount of blood expelled is not high?
Next, the author will introduce the positioning and usage of eviction to help novice players get started quickly!
First of all, it is crucial to understand the operational thinking of the eviction. In short, the destroyer's combat philosophy can be summarized as: reconnaissance > control points> inflict damage.
Needless to say, reconnaissance is easy for novice players to do, that is, to use the destroyer's high speed characteristics to roam the battlefield, find the enemy's position, and provide battlefield information for friendly firepower.
The control point is second only to the investigation, and it is very difficult, which is basically an important criterion for judging whether the eviction is played well or badly. The reason why the expulsion occupies the point is that in addition to the high speed that can achieve rapid point grabbing, it also has the characteristics of strong secrecy and not easy to be discovered by the enemy. In addition, the destroyer is able to release smoke to cover itself, so teammates will let the expelling player take the spot.
Therefore, when controlling the point, the player needs to make full use of its stealth advantage, and finally wander around the edge of the point, and pay attention to the enemy's anticipatory behavior, such as the range of the radar ship and the aircraft patrol of the aircraft carrier. In addition, it is necessary to maintain sufficient vigilance when controlling the point, and beware of enemy ships, especially other destroyers, that may threaten the capture of the point.
In addition, the destroyer's smoke launchers provide a means to protect themselves or support their teammates in times of danger. In team combat, the proper use of smoke screens can not only provide cover for your own fleet, but also effectively contain the threat of enemy artillery.
Only after doing the first two things well, novice players should think about the output, because the most important thing for the destroyer is not the output, at most it will expel and exchange fire with the enemy. Even if the team doesn't have enough firepower, the pot is not on you.
Although the destroyer face-to-face mine protection operation shared by the god on the Internet is very handsome, there is not enough operation skills and movement awareness, and novice players are basically discovered before they get close to the other party, and then sink the ship in the bath of the opponent's artillery fire.
It can be said that staying alive is the first priority of a destroyer, and a destroyer who can play can have a great impact on the entire battle situation. The sinking of a destroyer means that one side has a narrower field of view, less ability to gather information, and less influence on enemy destroyers and control points.