Any hit to something like water pipes, secondary generator, additional hole to the upper belt near the bow - and SMS Zeydlitz could've been lost too.ġ% HP with lot of BP left example would be the KM Bismarck in her last battle - citadel space intact(despite several holes in armor belt - armor slopes were strong enough to hold, as designed) and enemies just could not penetrate underwater part as her belt protectected her from torpedoes due to heavy floods. The SMS Lutzow haven't made it to the base as her flood was event worse - but situation and reasons were the same. She got so much water from nose wave and firefighting that her bow flood get out of control due to catching more and more water thru the shell holes she got in the battle. This is due to floods that filled her bow. Here the best example of 1% BP with some HP left battlecruiser - HMS Zeydlits( 1, 2). all under fire from such battleship as it keep fighting no matter what.įrustrating expirience in both cases, happened too often. No way to sink except by hitting her underwater(if you got some torpedoes left or loaded).
On the other hand, some destroyer player could've find himself in situation when he could not penetrate citadel of 1% HP battleship and could not hit him in the unarmored parts - they were already destroyed. You have to remove all his HP bar to sunk this 1% BP pile of rust. You could have sunk the enemy by reducing eiter to zero - BP by hitting with torpedoes/floods/underwater hits, HP by hitting parts over the water(especially citadel space) and causing fires.Īnd then you would find yourself in the situation when ship with 1% BP could not be sunked as you just can't hit his underwater parts. Long ago in the seas far-far away there were ships with two bars to represent structural integrity, stability and combat value - the "HP" for crew/machines/hull/etc and "BP" for buyoancy. Okay, let me explain the whole "BP was great!" situation and why it was not so great in practice.
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