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Compared to other battleships, it has more smaller guns than the New York class, meaning it can put up a better fight at closer range against smaller ships. It outclasses the Renown considerably, having more cannons as well as dual-purpose guns, giving the Kongō a better anti-aircraft suite and overall better statistics. | Compared to other battleships, it has more smaller guns than the New York class, meaning it can put up a better fight at closer range against smaller ships. It outclasses the Renown considerably, having more cannons as well as dual-purpose guns, giving the Kongō a better anti-aircraft suite and overall better statistics. | ||
Notable warships of this class include the pathfinder ''Kongō'', the ''Hiei | Notable warships of this class include the pathfinder ''Kongō'', the ''Hiei'', and the infamous ''Haruna'', which appears in the Rendezvous at the Java Sea level. | ||
'''Official Description:''' ''Designed by Britain's Sir George Thurston and entered into service during World War I, these were the first modern battle cruisers in the Imperial Navy. They are well armed, with large main and secondary batteries, and have recently received upgrades to their armour and engines. However, they are still not a match for modern battleships, though smaller surface ships have much to fear from them.'' | '''Official Description:''' ''Designed by Britain's Sir George Thurston and entered into service during World War I, these were the first modern battle cruisers in the Imperial Navy. They are well armed, with large main and secondary batteries, and have recently received upgrades to their armour and engines. However, they are still not a match for modern battleships, though smaller surface ships have much to fear from them.'' | ||
