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I'm a new player playing admiral mode from 1890 and currently in the late 1930s, in a transitioning phase from a carrier-focused fleet. I already understood the recon, CAP, strike order, etc. But I still have issues with fleet formation.

I currently have two fleets set as:

- Lead BB Division

- - CA Division core with Lead BB Division

- - CL Division supporting BB Division.

- - CV Division supporting BB Division.

- - - DDD Division screening for CV Division.

Both fleets are operating in Northern Europe, with a few trade protection DD divisions and ASW/MS KEs in the area.

Normally, the game will set the battle with BB as the flagship, and I can ride up to the enemies to observe th

I heard Wuling story was better, but I feel like it was actually at least tonally worse, at least in the beginning.

The Valley IV story flow was horrendous, especially with so many torturous tutorials. The story was also very much nothing burger. Enemy lacks naunce or interesting hook. And the characters are just there. It is among the most basic sanitized AF story. I was bored with it, but at least I was not frustrated with it.

As for Wuling. The bamboo forest scenes at the start was OK. The foreshadowing was a bit too thick. But yeah, that's how gacha game story is.

Then followed by Tang Tang which was funny, but too comical for my liking. The Wuling depot part was the really bad. Hey,

Ok, Yvonne is a genius bubbly E-girl. That's fine. But holy fuck. That sharp, high-pitched, dragging speak she uses all the time throughout her mission. It was grating as hell. It was fine during the short scenes in the main missions. But I legit cannot bear it halfway through her mission and had to back out and mute the game to finish it.

I'm not blaming the Eng VA here. It's probably a design decision to have Yvonne always speak that way to enforce her character. But dear lord in Orginium, I need a rest from her voice.

Chinese novels tend to have arrogant overbearing factions that dominate others it their power. These factions are often depicted as hostile, evil, and stupid.

But MCs from damn too many novels acts similarly once they got stupid powerful later.

Like forcing all other factions to completely submit to them or be destroyed or making unreasonable demands. These other factions should be grateful for MC's benovelance of offering them this chance. Those who don't are arrogant and shortsighted for not immediately submitting and should be destroyed. Those who submit later are fickle and untrustworthy... Except these MCs rarely ever give a good reason to submit other than force. Many don't even publ