FLEET TOUR for Diplomatic Captains – REGIONAL SEA POWER



Join Cmdr. Tyrael for a 17-minute tour of the all the regional navy’s in this Sea Power fleet showcase. Perfect for busy captains looking for a quick overview!

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30 thoughts on “FLEET TOUR for Diplomatic Captains – REGIONAL SEA POWER”

  1. Had major software issues this week. Despite my best efforts, there are some audio glitches.

    -Recommend 25-40% MAX volume due to normalisation issues.

    I've had to roll back to an earlier version of my editor. Should be sorted going forward. 🫡

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  2. Ohh my i am so excitted for the full game

    Imagine if soviet have sucess of a mig56
    While the middle east have fastest patrol boat
    Where i like albatross class warship might turn in to armour cruiser or a europe battleship in steroids

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  3. Could we stop forcing "le Royal" on the Danes and Norwegians? I have no idea why this has been standardised. When you see something like "Kongelige", that means "Kingly", from the same root as the English. Why try and shove French down our throats? But the Danes call their fleet "Søværnet", and the Norwegians, "Sjøforsvaret". The "Sø-" and "Sjø-" is "sea-" (all from the same root), and the end is from the same root as English "wear" (in the sense of "to wear off").

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  4. I hope they add some Swedish boats. Like the HMS Västervik, HMS Västerås, Sjöorm class submarine, Näcken class submarine and of course the planes like the JA 37, J35, AJ 37 etc.

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  5. Never been here before, but that Tenacious D and Starship Troopers reference was a very good first impression. And the good old Eyeball MkI deserves an honourable mention. Still kinda bummed there's no Swedish craft in the game, even though I know we were neutral when the game takes place. I just want to have a Baltic Brawl with Gripen aircraft and Gotland subs! Heck, even a Baltic breakout scenario where the player has to be careful not to engage neutral forces would be cool, from what I've seen of the game. Is that a neutral sub or an OPFOR sub?

    But great on you for making this video, with in-game footage and historical footnotes. Also fun anectode, but the Boghammar company is still active, and liberally translates to "bow hammer".

    Speaking of the Baltic though, kinda odd that the Norwegians got that much love while the Danish don't seem to be there at all? The Danes were a founding member of NATO after all, and Greenland technically falls under Danish rule. Greenland making up the G in the GIUK gap.

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  6. My mouth is watering for the pr 206ER moll. The Egyptian soviet MLRS currently in WT was so fun to use with its one grad system but having 2 would be even better. There's also so many great Iranian modified boats that could go to Italy.

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  7. As a WW2 naval enthusiast, I have the mind set the "emergency flotilla" and Battle class were quite advanced being late-war ships, so it'll take getting used to hearing them to be obsolete. Interesting the Battle-class doesn't have radar, considering that the British were at the forefront of radar technology in WW2 (it's also not like it was a rare tech back then, especially by mid-WW2).

    On another note, I've been thinking which cold war era ship would be the best representative of the Star Wars Nebulon-B Frigate (one of my favorite starships in the series), so which ship do you think is best suited to that?

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  8. The machine spirit was angered by your lack of proper respect. I hope for the sake of your future uploads that you perform the appropriate rites to appease the machine spirit.

    May the Omnissiah bless you.

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  9. Hopefully we will get the Australian, British, Canadian, French, Italian, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Swedish, Yugoslav, Turkish, Greek, Indian, Pakistani, PLA, Japanese, ROK, ROC and DPRK navies!

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