Captains will need to have mastered good map/situational awareness and a decent sense of pre-planning to understand where to position their Molotov this can spell the difference between a feared gunship and a target for the enemy. Molotov is a reliable secondary line support gunship that can provide effective counter-fire from the rear of an advancing flank, while the primary line ships are keeping the enemy ships busy, but this task is not easy. As well, she has the volume of fire to deter any destroyer that gets too close, and harass any battleship that has over-extended. This allows her to reliably hit any straight-sailing ship at any distance even nailing citadels against broadside cruisers. Specifically, she has good fire chance, good AP alpha damage, and good shell velocity. While they are the same rifles mounted on Kirov, Molotov has improved ballistic characteristics than its Tier V predecessor the ballistic characteristics are more similar to those of Tier IX Russian cruiser Dmitri Donskoi. The most notable trait of Molotov are the primary artillery. Furthermore, both cruisers exhibit good speed, which gives them the legs to move between destinations, but the large turning radius hampers any sense of maneuverability. Both have an average anti-aircraft suite, which could provide mediocre self-defence from aviation, at best. Both have paper armor and cannot be relied upon to tank damage when found in unfavourable situations. Molotov superficially resembles the Tier V soviet cruiser Kirov, and both ships do share many similar characteristics. 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".
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