It's been almost ten years since I stumbled upon WoWS. Its excellent port BGMs, ship models, and graphics have become an integral part of my daily enjoyment.

The seemingly simple battles between warships are enriched by the unique ship designs and faction characteristics of each nation. Although it's said that the majority of WoWS players are boys, as a female captain, I still love it. I've invested a considerable amount of money and time in WoWS; every ship in the port has its own story. As you can see, it's the game I've played the longest, exceeding 10k+ hours.

For warship enthusiasts and admirals, it's a masterpiece of God. While some of the amazing ships produced by the Minsk Shipyard are largely historically accurate, the connections to Azur Lane, High School Fleet, etc., indicate that the developers are considering different user groups. You can even create a mod to place a large anime figure on the bow of a ship.

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Here are my honest thoughts. In fact, this game has changed a lot since seven years ago. From significant changes in the mechanism of CV and the reset of captain skills, to the addition of SS and call-in airstrikes, and the recent changes to the aircraft spotting, all of these have drastically altered the competitive environment. I also miss the long years I spent at Tier VI and the feeling of thoroughly enjoying it. Even with all these changes, my passion for it remains unchanged, almost like...destiny? Now I have indeed become a top-tier competitive player (EU server ID: Efreet_Utopia). I hope the development team will pay more attention to balance, bring the game back to its roots, only in this way can its lifespan be extended

I have a lot to say, but not now. It's the best, without a doubt.