Good concealment with a surface detection as low as 8.91km.Īccess to a Smoke Generator AND Surveillance Radar AND Hydroacoustic Search all at the same time. Belfast (T7) is a meme-ship whose over-the-top performance has transcended not only World of Warships but in Azur Lane too.īritish cruiser with access to both AP and HE rounds. Belfast '43 (T8) has slow-firing but harder hitting guns. Quick Summary: Two British light cruisers with the best combination of vision-control consumables in the game. The discontinued tier VII premium cruiser will be referred to by Belfast (T7) while the newer, tier VIII version will be referred to by Belfast '43 (T8). In order to try and keep things clear, I will be not only referring to them by their tier but I will also colour code them. No, I don't get it either.Ĭomparing Belfast to Belfast is going to get confusing in a hurry. Azur Lane went so far as to predict this too with Belfast and mini-me clone version of her. So consider this an update to the old tier VII Belfast while simultaneously evaluating the newer, tier VIII version. So to correct this, I'm going to review both ships at the same time. And if I half-butted the comparison, there would be tons of questions and comments asking that I follow up. Now I could just review the new one but I know I'd be hounded by the need to constantly compare the two. She is the poster-child for unbalanced premiums so it's nice to see that Wargaming is correcting the lack of Belfast with what is ostensibly a more balanced version. Belfast is an important museum ship and it's so unfortunate that her premium had to be retired. I am delighted to see that Belfast '43 is being added to the game. Please be aware that they may change in the future.īelfast is a total meme. To the best of my knowledge, the statistics discussed in this review are current as of patch 0.9.10. These ships were provided to me by Wargaming for review purposes - I did not have to shell out any dollarydoos to get access to them. It's double-header time! The following is a review of both Belfast and Belfast '43, the tier VII and VIII British premium cruisers.
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