In an era of simplified Carrier mechanics, with USN CV's going from multiple possible setups to just 1 (or 2 if you count the AP bomb option at higher tier), Graf Zeppelin is really 6 different carriers for the price of one. Let's list, shall we, all the different ways you can take the revised Graf Zeppelin into battle:ġ21 Setup with Deepwater Torps and HE Bombsġ21 Setup with Deepwater Torps and AP Bombs With that in mind, I got my Captain trained, fit out the GZ Test I, and headed into random battles.ĭespite my lack of skill, I decided that I wanted to play the 121 setup with normal torpedoes and AP bombs, but I want to take a moment to discuss one of the most important positive aspects of the revised Graf Zeppelin. While I've enjoyed them, I've never been very good at them, so I always got creamed by my brother and friends growing up (I kicked their butts in Counter-Strike at our LAN parties, so it was all ok). I've always enjoyed playing RTS games over the years, in particular Dune 2, Red Alert, Starcraft, and Homeworld, to name a few. This week, after watching /u/farazelleth and femmenenly's videos, I decided that that Graf Zeppelin looked like fun and I had a bit of an itch to play an RTS style game. Greetings Captains! Kelorn here from the Warships Podcast. It is intended as a guide for similar players who might consider purchasing Graf Zeppelin when she's available Disclaimer: This is a perspective of a player that does not play CV's regularly and does not consider himself to be an expert in CV play.
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