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>>7596349

She's a big girl. Big and heavy.
You pretty much have no choice but to get your feet wet if you want something bigger and heavier.

This thread isn't moe enough.

What the hell is wrong with you guys?

Or there have been? Has been? Too late for grammar.

Let us rearm with the Battleship of Japanese Men.

>>6276774

Don't mean to rain on your parade, but even on Veteran the Yamato facing off against Iowa at Hawaii is like shooting a sitting duck. AI's horrible with battleships at close range, so if you just roll in with a good old fashioned age of sail broadside you pretty much can't lose.

>>5540181

Pure chance.

Musashi accomplished even less than Yamato in her brief career and was sunk outnumbered and outclassed along with a large portion of the fleet. It wasn't the first time a battleship was sunk by aircraft, and it certainly wouldn't be the last.

I'm not sure if this is a properly respectful way to put it, but the way things turned out Musashi had no chance to have any lore formed around her. She was a remarkable ship that ended up being used and wasted in an unremarkable way.