Flying through them severely damages your squadron and should be avoided at all costs. These are those black clouds that briefly flash when you are approaching a ship. You can also potentially lose your planes to flak clouds. Why are my planes getting shot down? (continued) Simply click on a ship in the tech tree open its anti air row and take notes. You should look up these values yourself they can be found in the game. Hovering after attacking means eating all three layers worth of AA. All of these different range anti air activate when your planes reach their max range however the anti air values of outer layers are retained in inner layers. This is why most players either attack and retreat or get 3-4 km away before trying another run. That is because you didnt bother looking up anti air values. Most of the ships have three layered anti air short, middle and long. Here is your crash course into carriers in a QnA fashion. I have matches with absolute zero damage or only one single lucky hit and maybe 2-3k dmg at all, but most of the time zero damage. For the planes of this ship any enemy presence even one ship is an area denial. This is true for lone targets! Imagine what happens when there are more ships around. Literally everything can kill my planes in seconds. I tried all angles, all ship types, battleships, cruisers, destroyers from side, from behind or front, it simply doesn't matter. My planes are shot down 99% of the time before they even have a chance to fire. While my aim is bad, I do not even have a chance to get close to even aim on enemy ships. But the airplanes the carrier launch are absolutely useless paperplanes. My aim is very bad, but that is not my problem, with learning and experience in time, it can be better.
I didn't try out the T4, but I keep "playing" with the Weser and it is the most irritating gameplay experience I ever had in any game. I am a new player and I really wanted to play a german aircraft carrier. I researched the t6 Weser and the t4 CV with free XP.
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