Unique Royal Navy Commander Andrew Cunningham
Update 0.9.1 will continue the British update cycle.The event will consist of directives, new unique commander Andrew Cunningham, and British heavy cruisers which will be leaving early access.
Commander Andrew Cunningham has three talents:
* After receiving 2 "Caused flooding" ribbons, ship and squadron maximum speeds are increased by 5%.
* After receiving 2 "Destroyed" ribbons, an additional charge is added to all consumables.
* After receiving the "Witherer" achievement, the reload time of the main battery and torpedo tubes, as well as aircraft restoration time, are reduced by 10%.
All three talents can be activated once per battle.
* After receiving 2 "Caused flooding" ribbons, ship and squadron maximum speeds are increased by 5%.
* After receiving 2 "Destroyed" ribbons, an additional charge is added to all consumables.
* After receiving the "Witherer" achievement, the reload time of the main battery and torpedo tubes, as well as aircraft restoration time, are reduced by 10%.
All three talents can be activated once per battle.
Commander Andrew Cunningham has the improved skills:
* Jack of All Trades - Reduces reload time of all consumables for the ship and squadrons by 10% instead of the basic 5%;
* Aircraft Armor - Decreases the continuous damage that aircraft takes from AA defences by 11,5% instead of the basic 10%.
* Jack of All Trades - Reduces reload time of all consumables for the ship and squadrons by 10% instead of the basic 5%;
* Aircraft Armor - Decreases the continuous damage that aircraft takes from AA defences by 11,5% instead of the basic 10%.
IMPORTANT! Because the information in this Article is tentative and reflects the state of game development at the time of its publication. Changes and new features may be removed entirely or implemented differently by the time the update goes live. Screenshots, specific values of certain characteristics, and details of in-game mechanics will not necessarily be relevant after the finalised information is released.
