Overall, Wyoming is a good ship that is capable of devastating cruisers as well as battleships.
This is useful if a destroyer manages to sneak up on her. At close range, Wyoming has a secondary battery that can tear apart destroyers. However, Wyoming has excellent gun range for a Tier IV battleship that allows her to hit distant targets if she finds herself out of position. As the battle begins, it is hugely important to try to read the map and see which way the enemy is going. Wyoming is very slow, and it may take her an entire game to get across the map. This is doubly important when her maneuverability is considered. These guns provide her with a devastating broadside - if she connects with her target.Ĭounteracting the armor and firepower, Wyoming's turrets are very slow turning, so it is important to try to plan maneuvers in advance and try to avoid having to complete a 180-degree turret rotation in the heat of battle. Wyoming is armed with six turrets, each with two 12" rifles. This armor allows her to brawl with Tier V battleships, but care should still be taken to avoid showing full broadside to battleships when possible. Wyoming is a well armored dreadnought, making her one of the toughest ships in the lower tiers. This benefits Wyoming, as she will never see the powerful ships at Tier VI. Unless a player joins a division with a Tier V ship, the highest tier game Wyoming will encounter is Tier V. Additionally, Wyoming benefits from protected matchmaking through 200 games. She is a worthy upgrade, being well-armored and having decent firepower. The data presented in the AA Defense sidebar section may be incorrect.įor a graphic summary of ships Tiers VIII thru XI see LittleWhiteMouse's "Actual AA DPS".Īfter upgrading from South Carolina, players will be happy with Wyoming at Tier IV.
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