Yes, Big WhisKy, not Whiskey. The nickname comes from her bow being heavily damaged during a collision with the USS Eaton in fog and the replacement bow being taken from her incomplete sistership USS Kentucky. Hence, “Big WhisKy”. Also she is in fact, just a little bit overpowered.
In which Boydy73 could really use a teammate who knows how to prioritise targets. Fortunately for him…
Just exactly how close can a match get in World of Warships? Here are two examples. Let me know which you think was the closest.
Here’s a challenge for you. Google “Aircraft Carrier fire” and try to count the number of image results you get. Now google “world of warships aircraft carrier on fire” and you can stop counting before you get to one.
There was absolutely no way I was ever going to feature a battle starring someone named Jim Kirk and NOT do a Star Trek gag.
The Goon Squad returns and they’re once again shamelessly exploiting the free Teamwork consumable.
If you’re not over 50 and you still get the reference in the title… I’m impressed.
Q. How many aircraft carriers is it possible for this matchmaker to sneak in?
A. Yes.
Yes, it really has been a long time but it’s back. Remember, is only a game, why you heff to be mad?
ROFLSTOMPED
I may have to go into hiding after todays’ video. There are likely to be a few hundred thousand Jarheads looking for me.
You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll probably puke. Possibly all three at once.
Is still only a game. Why you heff to be mad?
We’re starting 2025 off with a bang and a battle featuring the Argentine tier 9 Battleship, Los Andes.
A Game of Throws Season Five Episode Eight
Why is it that the ones who cry the loudest are so often the ones who did the least work?
Look, if they wanted me to pronounce it “Dunkirk” they shouldn’t have spelled it “Dunkerque”, should they?
You probably have to at least born in the 1980s to get this one, but you never know.
Sometimes the difference between a loss and a win just comes down to one bad decision, regardless of how well you’ve played up until that point.
In which the world’s fourth most famous Austrian scores a frankly silly amount of base experience in the USS Des Moines
