The permanent camouflage of the Collingwood comes with the standard permanent tier VII economy bonuses: Namely, she is armed with 419 mm (16.5″) guns and her speed was dropped from the 29 knots of the F2 design to 25 knots for some reason. In World of Warships, Collingwood is loosely following the F2 design but with clear modifications. At the same time, the O3 design of battleship was being developed and lead to the creation of the Nelson-class.
The design, following the limitations of the Washington Naval Treaty, was armed with six 381 mm (15″) guns in three twin turrets and had a planned displacement of 35 000 tons.
Historical backgroundĬollingwood is roughly based on the F2 battlecruiser design from November 1921. There are 70 bundles in total and I cannot stress this enough when saying that the last thing you want is to burn 70 000 doubloons (which is more than 230€ by the way) for this pile of junk. She will, later on, be released in the Premium shop. Collingwood will be only available in the random bundles, alongside Duncan, costing 1 000 doubloons each. When it comes to how you will be able to obtain the Collingwood, it will work the same way as Toulon with the last event. Also, just like Toulon, Collingwood is absolutely rubbish… It is especially true when considering the Collingwood’s characteristics that are almost day and night with the new line. However, it isn’t a battlecruiser at all and the ship isn’t particularly suited to be a commander trainer. Just like with every new line, a new premium ship gets released in parallel to the British battlecruisers.
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