Coz apart from an odd arrangement of main battery turrets, with all three turrets in front of the superstructure and facing forward, Nelson has all the features of high-tier British Battleships. If you’re not planning to research a line of British Battleships, tier VII Nelson is a great way to taste their special features. Tier VII UK Battleship Nelson and tier VIII USSR Battleship Lenin There’s also another ship featuring Crawling Smoke Generator, Pan-Asian Huanghe, but since this tier VI Cruiser is inferior to Perth she’s not recommended for buying.
Perth lacks main battery firing range, while Haida lacks the second torpedo launcher. Just choose the ship of a class and tier you like the most, but remember that though both ships are great, they are far from being perfect or overpowered. And since this gimmick is so unusual, tasting it is a great idea. In short, tier VII Destroyer Haida and tier VI Cruiser Perth feature Crawling Smoke Generators. Since there’re only three Commonwealth ships in World of Warships for now, and they’re all great, I recommend reading a short review of the Commonwealth tech tree line.
Tier VII Destroyer Haida and tier VI Cruiser Perth I personally rate this ship as one of the most uncomfortable Cruisers in World of Warships because of her squishy hull and over-penetration-prone guns, but if by any chance you love gameplay on tier V Kirov or want to try tier IX guns on tier VI, this Cruiser is for you.
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