Royal Navy, WWII (And other navies if this works out)

[vonGraff]

Queen Elizabeth Class Battleship

Main Armament - 8x 15" guns in 4 turrets





Tribal-Class Destroyer (no background info, but just think of a WW2 sub hunting destroyer with emphasis on surface warfare.)

Main Armament - 4x 6" guns
2x 21" Torpedoes





I took some liberties with the weapon loadouts, fyi.

For those who have no idea what this is -

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen_Eliz ... battleship

The Queen Elizabeth class are a class of battleships built during WWI and went on to serve gallantly in WWII, sporting 8 15" guns and an array of smaller weaponry. (In my version, I excluded the torpedo tubes and some of the smaller, superfluous guns, because I'm actually making more of these and having fleet battles, so I need to think about balance.)

Also, just for kicks -


Spitfire (or Seafire, if you want to be a stickler.)


Once I build the carriers, they are gonna have to launch SOMETHING... (I even figured out how to make 'em move like actual planes! )

For both of these, many guns are invisible so that the deck/plane doesn't look too crowded.

Also, credit to Panzerfaust for laying the groundwork for my turret sprites unknowingly.

[Corporal Jomn]

One, you have stretched the sections out too much. Only stretch it 1 or two times, best is none at all. Also, take screenshots at normal zoom unless the ship can't be seen clearly.

[inteuniso]

Wayyy too much stretching. That thing is an ugly piece of shit, but would be less ugly if you didn't stretch it so much. However, the main guns are pretty nice.

[Linkfan23]

As others have said, way too much stretching. I really like the spitfire though. It would be neat to have a bunch of WWII type ships in one epic battle.

[vonGraff]

I fixed the stretching except for a few insignificant pieces that I hope no one will notice. Any other advice? Maybe on coloring? I tried to replicate the wooden deck, seems like you guys didn't really like that at all.

[Swamp Fox]

In my humble opinion, you shouldn't really try to replicate the deck. It's not even the coloring that's off. You could get it spot-on, and it would still look wrong. Why? Because ship decks were made with planking. Rows of the same type of wood laid out in the same direction. The BSF sections, however, don't even come close to replicating it. You have a patch of light "wood" here, surrounded by a band of dark, with two patches of light in front with more dark angling in from the sides and running down the middle. It just doesn't actually look like an old-timey ship's deck, and never will unless you make your own sprites to simulate it.