The World of Warships Best German Cruiser: A Review of Clausewitz

For those familiar with World of Warships, the release of a new supership is always an exciting event. And what better way to celebrate than with two new additions to the fleet? In this article, we'll take a closer look at one of these ships, the German cruiser Clausewitz, and explore its strengths and weaknesses.

In essence, Clausewitz is essentially a larger version of the Hindenburg, with almost stronger everything. The only substantial downside is that it doesn't have any alternative firing modes or combat instructions, sticking instead to tried-and-true reliability. This may be disappointing for some players, but for those who value consistency and effectiveness, Clausewitz might just be the perfect fit.

One of the standout features of Clausewitz is its low ship speed and poor handling. While this may not be ideal for all players, it's actually a blessing in disguise for those who prefer a more methodical approach to battle. The individual torpedoes deal relatively low damage, but with four charges of Repair Party compared to the standard three, Clausewitz has an edge when it comes to staying alive.

The permanent camouflage that comes with Clausewitz is a nice touch, especially given its standard tier VIII economic bonuses. Improved armor, including a 50 mm deck, only adds to its defensive capabilities. Essentially, Clausewitz is a larger version of Hindenburg with 210 mm guns and 128 mm secondaries – a formidable combination.

Historically speaking, Clausewitz doesn't have much to offer in the way of background or significance. However, this doesn't detract from its value as a game ship. So, is Clausewitz worth it? How does it stack up against other superships like Annapolis and Condé?

In my opinion, Clausewitz has its own unique strengths that set it apart from other ships in its class. For those who prefer a more strategic approach to battle, its slow speed and reliable performance might be just what they need. Of course, this ultimately comes down to personal preference – so is Clausewitz worth it? Only time will tell.

For those eager to get their hands on Clausewitz, the minimum bid for each ship will be 100 million credits, with a total of 500 available for all servers combined. After that, the ships will become fully available with the release of Update 0.11.11. Mark your calendars for September 29th at 12:00 UTC, when Clausewitz and Dalarna will make their debut in a new Auction.

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