World of Warships - Hillbilly Boy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มี.ค. 2022
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Jingles, I appreciate you posting this battle. Thank you. To address some of the comments, I am, in fact, a mediocre player who just had a really great battle. A couple of people pointed out that I had only 3K damage to my ship, while doing upwards of 113K. Part of the reason for this, and the reason I posted the video, is because few players on the enemy team were actually shooting at me. I only had 28K potential damage. That's extraordinary. This battle demonstrates what can happen if you ignore even a barely competent player like me.
I've only been playing the game for a relatively short time, and I was not aware that double clicking would fire the full salvo at once. Thanks for that advice. I'll give it a try.
Oh, and I completely forgot about the spotter plane. I've only had this ship a short time. I got it for the Personal Challenges, and this battle was an attempt to complete a level for a German battleship. I'll try to remember it next time.
Thank you, everyone, for your input and advice. Thanks again, Jingles, and Happy Birthday.
You had a great match!!!
Great Work bruv
Mediocre player with 113K damage?
Oh man I'm just happy getting 60k damage in BBs
Outstanding performance though o7
You play and aim better than I do after so many more matches than you that I'm too embarrassed to even say it here. It does help when the red team doesn't shoot at you and does stupid things in front of you but you have some measure of skill as well.
good game, well done
Happy belated birthday our glorious gnome overlord! I hope you enjoyed it and your hangover isn’t too bad ;)
Switching the paddle for the bottle on special occasions.
"he'll soon be coming into range"
Me, who's looking at the guys spotter plane...waiting for him to actually use it...
So Im not insane, I was so confused why he wasn't using it. Maybe but was because he didn't want to use a single consumable in the entire battle since he didn't touch his heal either
That whole sequence made my teeth itch. Pop the spotter... dude pop the spotter. TAB Use your spotter. SPOTTER. He never does. Then of course - drop throttle. Slow down, turn in, you are going behind an island. Slow down. SERIOUSLY, STOP!
He had a Kraken and it was 8 minutes in before he took ANY damage. Where is that in my matchmaking? Your playerbase, ladies and gentlemen...
@@VengerDFW Also he uses Priority Sector AA once...and NEVER DOES IT AGAIN. I stopped watching because I felt like I was losing brain cells.
Spotter plane doesn't make your guns more accurate. Konig's guns are already really inaccurate
@@armorhide406 As Jingles says: "If you throw enough shit at the wall, some of it will stick"
he'd be able to shoot 2 maybe 3 times before he'd get into his pre-plane shooting range.
Shout out to the friendly Langley for being able to read his minimap and have enough of an IQ to run away from approaching enemies.
Hiei, pronounced (He - A) named for Mount Hiei lying on the border between the Kyoto and Shiga prefectures There you go Sir Jingles, brought to you by someone who cares. ^~^
10:10 I'd like to point out something. I've noticed recently that the bots have a tendency to run aground and get stuck for entire matches, so it's entirely possible that bourrasque has been sitting there the whole time and only now has anyone actually seen it.
Also, Hiei is pronounced "hee-ay"
It has, I kept an eye on it through the battle. That's not how you fleet-in-being!
As someone born in 1994, I'd like to very sarcastically say thank you for making me feel old Jingles.
Just as a bit of help on the pronunciation there: "Hee-ay" is very close. Also, I'm pretty sure Drachinifel has a video on the pronunciation of Japanese ships.
Here: th-cam.com/video/KPORStNoRpk/w-d-xo.html
This starts right at the Kongo-class
Wikipedia has a pretty informative article on what to do with the romanizations: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanization_of_Japanese
Of course it doesn't help that they aren't always correct e.g. Tokio and nonsense like that. At least WoWs has introduced hypthens with the ARP ships and a bit after that corrected the ships that were already in game like the Kongou.
And yall actually expect correct pronunciation from jingles?!?!?
@@Colonel_Overkill Of course, especially for Japanese destroyers like the Hiei
@@Najolve Or the torpedo boat Ryuujou.
@@kaltaron1284 yeah the "toh-KEE-oh" thing always amused me. Normally English speakers will tend to compress some compound Japanese vowel sounds down into fewer syllables, which is more understandable (like pronouncing "hai" like the English greeting "hi"). But for some reason a lot of us opt to take what is technically a four syllable word ("To-u-kyo-u") that could be better be represented in English as a two-syllable word ("To-kyo") and needlessly make it a three syllable word.
Noice tunnel vision. Thanks for sharing.
The Konig was the ship, which made me fond of warships in general. Back in the early 2000s there was a Russian(?) top down view strategy game called the ''Entente'' set in WWI. It was real simple, but very fun. In that game, the most powerful unit was the battleship - it costed a ton of resources, could one-shot almost anything and had half of the entire map in its range. Out of each nation's battleships the german ''Konig'' was the most badass thing my 6 year-old mind had ever seen.
Looks like it is on Steam for $1.99.
I checked who developed that game - it was Lesta studios, who actually developed world of warships for WG :D !!!!!
I love how WeeGee gave us the Hiei modeled in-game and called it Kongou when in reality, the Kongou and Hiei looked quite different (especially after retrofits and the installation of the pagoda mast). They were like "nobody will notice" but I did WeeGee... I'm on to your shit -_-
Lots of ships in the game are called by one ship of the class but actually have the model of another ship in the class. Kongo is a good example as you mentioned, and I think the British Tier 3 cruiser Caledon is not based on Caledon but one of the other C-class cruisers. I believe the German Tier 5 cruiser Konigsberg is based on one of the other ships in the class, and Gangut is actually Poltava.
How did I ever play this game without a MIghty Jingles voice-over? I don't know. Thanks for another informative and entertaining clip!
Happy Birthday admiral!
Win, lose or draw. I can't come away from playing world of warships without feeling utterly depressed!
Happy birthday you crumpet smashing gnome overlord! All our love from Iowa!
Really impressive shooting by Hillbilly. I mean, he was on his 7th ship before he missed a salvo. Every broadside up till then was spectacular, especially the three against the Rhein. This was all his, so hat's off to him.
"Pulp fiction came out 30 years ago."
Why must you hurt me this way, Jingles?
I'd add to Jingles's instruction about not sailing in straight lines, etc. if there's a non-friendly smokescreen in the area ...
Whatever the situation, whatever the ship, it should be a habit to frequently jog around with course and speed. Even simply hitting the brakes now and then can make all the difference. I've lost count of the times I've been motoring along in a BB, done this, then watched a Wall Of Steel buzz through where I would have been 20-30 seconds later. It's the main reason I love using PropMod whenever possible. The same maneuver can also throw off long--range gunfire, needless to say.
It's well worth doing evasive maneuvers as a habitual thing, whatever else might be going on in the battle.
Google translate pronounces 比叡 as "He yeah" with a drawn out middle like "heeeyeeeah" while google translate in English pronounces Hiei as "He Ey" as if the Ey was a Canadian finishing a sentence.
Happy belated birthday Jingles
Thanks Jingles.
Another good thing about T5 is you get to see Two Brothers map (my favorite). In other news it seems like the co-op bots are smarter lately; they're using more coordinated tactics, getting stuck on islands less, and they love to ram now. They woke me up with a couple of lost matches before I figured out what was going on.
In coop, on Two Brothers, up to half the bots in my games think they are Flambass and rush through the middle, leaving you with nothing to shoot at after sinking one or two ships if you went out on one of the flanks. Also more often than not at least 1 bot (usually a DD or cruiser) gets stuck on an island. I took quite a break from the game before starting to play again around last December, but I remember the coop-bots were much better in the past.
They seem to make more of a concerted rush on the enemy cap these days. They also stay in the cap now, while before they tended to exit just before capping, which was always infuriating. I've won a couple of matches recently by just hanging back and defending the base, farming the enemy bots as they approach. Meanwhile enemy players have pushed forward, allowing my team's bots to cap unopposed.
How do you drink yellow snow Jingles? You mean never eat yellow snow! 😂 oh Jingles never change.
I scoff a little bit every time I hear "Protected Matchmaking" since I'm a World of Tanks Veteran who remembers the "pre-physics" days and half team "arty parties."
The only reason that ships gave broadsides in WWII was that it allowed the guns to get a stable range bearing. The last thing a gun officer wants to hear is that the range that he gave to the gunners is now invalid because the ship changed course and speed.
Of course that doesn't matter in WoWS, where aiming is almost as easy as in WoT.
Edit: ARP Hiei is the Arpeggio Blue Steel version of the Hiei, pronounced Hee-Ey. The ship is named after Hiei Mountain near Kyoto, Japan
A couple other reasons. Scoring the first hit and disrupting the enemy ship is far more important than the risk of armor penetration. WOWS simply doesn't model the chaos that occurs when your ship takes a hit. I believe there was a US battleship that had unprotected power lines on the deck, an early hit severed them and took the ship out of the fight.
The Iowa class battleships, pegasus others too, were designed to only fire broadsides. Firing in the frontal arc would cause damage to itself
@@roberteltze4850
I think you’re talking about South Dakota at Guadalcanal Nov14 1942
@@dougjb7848 But the electrical problem on SD at Guadalcanal were not due to any hits they took. The problems were also exacerbated when someone taped a power breaker closed.
@@ericamborsky3230
Then I’m not sure which US battleship Robert was talking about because other than that battle, and Surigao Strait, no US battleship engaged an enemy battleship in an open seas fight.
@@dougjb7848 USS Washington , sister to North Carolina
Happy Belated Birthday Overlord!!!!!
That pronunciation of Hiei made the emperor roll over in his grave. :P
H I E I... HI E I .... 'He', 'eh', 'e' (the first two are as words, the last is like the letter) ... sorry Jingles.. I've had lessons in Maori, Spanish, and Japanese (voluntarily and involuntarily, they all use the same vowel sounds). I appreciate your content, it's often a light at the end of the tunnel, or proof that sanity or working insanity exists amid a sea of idiots and insane people. Thank you very much for your videos
Congrats on the birthday Jingles.
Was playing my Iowa yesterday (I unlocked and purchased my Montana years ago, but I'm dusting off my T9 ships for ranked) and a Prinz Rupprecht was right beside me. We were rushing a Zieten on Two Brothers and the Zieten had just peaked out from behind an island on the eastern side of the map. I anticipated torpedoes but the Ruppy was in the way and was going in front of me. So I decided to turn right into him and 2 seconds later the torps were spotted. The Ruppy didn't eat any torps since I was pushing him aside but I took one and my damage con was on cooldown so I ended up taking a pot more damage than I had hoped.
I was actually shouting for Hillbilly to chop the throttle while watching 😃
Me too
@@captbumbler5356 Pretty sure everyone was.
Not heard that’s a paddling in a while
Aint it never eat yellow snow Jingles, cant really drink snow
Marvelous!!!
I believe it's "HEE-EH-e", and Happy Birthday Jingles! Many happy returns of the day!
It is. Hiei is pronounced Hee Eh with the Eh pronounced slightly longer than the Hee.
And Happy Birthday, Jingles
maybe HEE-EY would work? :-)
Happy Birthday Jingles (although late)
And oh boy, Konig, one of my favorites in the game if you build it for Secondary memes.
Happy birthday!
Daum that hurt back is mighty strong
Never drink yellow snow???
Actually Jingles, it's "Never EAT yellow snow!"
Btw, happy birthday you old Gnomey fraud!
Jingles has already updated the rule to the effects of global warming...
Drank too much Snake Venom for his birthday.😂
Happy birthday ❤️
In certain circumstances presenting your beam was still a great idea, like when you cross the "enemy T"
Happy Birthday dude )
Ironically, one of my favorite Swedish artists released a song a few days ago called 'Hillbilly Bill'. His name is Bill Granath, so it fits quite well.
I have found the secret to countering German dispersion. Putting hillbilly in your name! Everyone knows hillbillys produced the most accurate naval guns in history. Putting hillbilly in your name gives you an instant buff on accuracy and +10% chances of citadels on CVs! My sources for this info?!! Just trust me, I am a genius!
Confirmed...
Has to be the first time I have heard the saying... "never drink yellow snow" I thought it was "never eat yellow snow"...
Good video anyway
Well, don't do that either!
Didn't know about drinking.
I just knew to not throw yellow snow at someone.
I remember seeing Plup Fiction in the theatre, when it came out, it was a blast.
Arcchpelago? Rampugh? Jingles, are you feeling all right?
The MOST impressive thing?? That he had 8 kills, while losing less than 3k in health.... He NEVER used his heal!!!
Hiei: "Hee-ey" - The 'hee' sounds like 'knee.' Remember that both syllables are equal in length.
The Japanese 'i' is always that 'ee', never the English 'ai', though I should note that there are times where it is silent.
Dont recall my konig being this accurate... lol
Damn island kill stealer
11:20 @"to begin with in the first place"
Aktsjually, in linguistics, there are times when saying the same thing twice (tautology) _is_ deemed "correct" - it's a perfectly fine way to add extra emphasis 🙃
For pronouncing Hiei, I don't actually speak Japanese, but I watch the occasional Anime, and two of them actually refer to Hiei (the ship) by name, and they pronounce it "He" as in "He did something", followed by a long "E", so "He-ee".
Oh, Jingles. It's "never eat yellow snow" If you're drinking yellow snow, it's liquid and therefore no longer snow.
I love playing tier V, the Cesare being my favorite ship in the game.
Another reason why many people don't like tier 5:
At least on the Asia server, the vast majority of ships in a match in tiers 1-4 are all bots. At tier V however, this changes massively, and suddenly you're thrown into matches against mostly real humans, which require a completely different style of gameplay compared to the braindead bots you're used to.
Pronunciation for the Hiei is He-Ay :)
Same as Mr torpedo.Mr hand grenade is no longer your friend once you’ve pulled the pin
This shows why a LOT of players enjoy Tier 4 and 5 matches rather than higher ones. In higher ones it all battleships all banging away at each other from 15K. In lower tier matches DD's and Cruisers can still do more damage and change the outcome of games.
My first kraken was in König! ^^
Ok. Never drink coffee when you watch Jingles videos. After advice with "yellow snow" I need cleen my desk and monitor :D
You get more bots at T10, especially when uptiered to it. They’re just cunningly disguised as real players
Hiei- He Yayi killed during the battle of Guadalcanal I guess by planes from Enterprise
And it's don't eat deadly yellow snow . But i geuss you can drink whatever you wish.
There must be something I missed in regards to this replay, because it looked generic as ever.
But gratz to Billy boy and you Mr. Jongles.
That germam battleship dispersion is just disgusting
Eat jiggles, eat snow. We generally speaking don't drink solids.
Dear Jingles, thought you might like to know that our lower federal house just passed Bill HR 6869, which allows us to issue letters of marque to our privateers. yes, really. After all, the best stories are pirate stories.
Morning Minor Jangles
"never DRINK yellow snow"???....geez old man...I think it is time for you to respec now that you reached level 52
That was off the Port side SIR.
Yes.... Dont eat yellow snow.
Cant watch this for longer than 5 minutes... WHY do i never get to fight that kinda potatoes?
Never “eat” yellow snow! 🇨🇦
Jingles was talking about "not being flat board side" and how only back during the age of sailing ships would flat board sides, dualing ships would have made sense.
My question is... in WWI and WWII, there was a thing called crossing the T.
A good naval tactic to bring all your guns to bare on a target, while leaving your opponent only able to bring their forward guns to bare.
Why is it not a good idea to do that style of naval tactic in W.O.W.? Because of angles, deflection, and board sides. The chance of ricochet or penetration.
Were naval tacticians thinking of that when they developed the cross the T?
Crossing the T in real life was indeed a very good tactic that was utilized by many. It was far more difficult to put accurate shots on target in real life that in a game where you point and click with a mouse. So having the most amount of guns firing gave a great advantage to the T-crosser.
Here in WoWS, crossing the T is not smart because ships have health bars, and the potential to receive hits to your citadel causing major damage is much higher due to your armor being not angled, and your ship being a very large and easy target to hit.
''Drink'' yellow snow!?!?
@The Mighty jingles he-ay
It's pronounced He-ay. Most notable for being the first of the Japanese battle wagons to go down.
RNG is working for him!
It might be beer!
hee-aye
Jingles I know you only cover WoT pc games, on console modern armor is being tested and it has smoke screens like WoW . And derping into said smoke is almost as satisfying as torpedoing into it in Warships. I can't wait for it to make it to PC so you can be introduced to Wargamings new mechanic duel weapon systems (primary and secondary) . Oh the joy of being trolled by 2 guns at the same time.
8 kills are " Have to deal with them " LOL if it were not for the island, he could have got 1 more salvo out.
Hey Jingles, with regards to your query as to how to pronounce Hiei, it's pronounced Hee-yay. Happy belated birthday.
Actually Jingles it's
Never EAT yellow snow
back to the mine...
Kongo class quick battle ship, IJN Hiei. You pronounce it with a long E and long A sound so it kind of sounds like "Hee-Aae" The "hi" makes the "hee" and then mashing "e" (that makes an "eh" sound in Japanese) and "i" (which makes the long "ee" sound) makes a kind of long a sound. Kind of like what Canadians are stereotypically known to say, but not quite so full. But that's how you pronounce it, Hiei like "Hee-Aae". Hope that helps.
Say it with me jingles He- A
Hiei is pronounced "He-yay", also happy belated bday Jingles.
the Graf spee is a pocket not a cruiser. but its basically a super heavy cruiser I suppose.
It's classified as cruiser in this game
How to pronounce Hiei? Hi (hee) ei (ay)
Disclaimer: I'm not Japanese, but I've learnt enough to help with this.
👍
For what it might be worth, Oh Mighty Overlord, I believe it's commonly pronounced as "He-aay" (the second syllable is pronounced like "hay", but without the "h" sound at the start).
Well, all this advice has actually made me actually want to attempt to play this game. Thanks Jingles.
Glad to see the Snake Venom didn’t hit too hard
Sometimes you have a game when you think to yourself.... what the hell are they doing!?
Only briefly. Then you remember the old adage of never interrupt the enemy when he's doing something stupid and citadel the Dejesus out of them.
@@jkirschy 🤣🤣🤣
Now that you reached a mythological age you really should do "The ten commandments" for WoWs! :-)
Love your replay commentary, as always, Jingles ^_^ For your future casting, "Hiei" is pronounced "he-A" - 'he' like the pronoun and the hard 'A' sound. The improper, but still understandable way is "he-yay"
once torpedo left the tube u can not care because wargaming changed it and it cant hurt your team mates
The pronunciation of Hiei is HEE-yay.
I think tier 5 is my favorite tier... but I am weird, and also, I pretty much just play Co-Op because I do not have time to "get gud" in random battles.