Gameplay on Cruisers seems easy at low levels, but it becomes increasingly difficult when moving up a tech tree.I personally recommend low-level Japanese Destroyers for novice players. Destroyers provide most action on low-level ships, but that gameplay gradually transforms towards spotting and covert operations the closer you get to tier X.

This way you’ll attain better results both in terms of understanding the certain class or ship and win rate. For better game results and impressions focus your efforts on mastering one class at a time.

To master World of Warships you have to become an expert player on every class.

That's basically why this guide on World of Warships is so important, coz it gives you a perspective on nations and tech tree lines you probably haven’t played yet. Meaning that the above advice as being subjective is based on my own playing style that most probably differs from yours.

Nevertheless, the nation or tech tree line you had chosen may not fit your playing style or meet your expectations.

But still, if you're searching for an easy and subjective answer, go for US Navy. What’s good for one person isn’t necessarily good for you. Choosing a nation or following tech tree lines just because someone on the Internet says it’s overpowered and hence better isn’t always a good idea, because those opinions are often subjective. Starting the game by choosing your nation is generally a good idea because this way you’ll feel more involved in the game.A guide to all nations presented in World of Warships ( play now!) that shall answer the ultimate question: “which nation is the best and what tech tree line shall I choose?” But before we dive into the tech trees, here are some general tips that might be useful for beginners.

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