Building Tips for Winning Battleship Designs! - From the Depths Tutorial

Unlock the secret tips to constructing winning battleships in From the Depths with our comprehensive guide. Discover essential tips and strategies that will elevate your naval warfare to the next level. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, this tutorial is packed with insights to help you dominate the high seas.
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- Redundancy for Critical Systems: Ensure AI, detection systems, ammunition storage, material storage, and engine power have redundant backups.
- Non-Compact, Bulky Design: A larger, less compact design spreads out critical components, making it harder for a single hit to take out multiple systems.
- Below Waterline Component Placement: Placing essential components below the waterline reduces their exposure to direct fire and certain weapon types.
- Passive Buoyancy over Active Systems: Favor passive buoyancy (using materials that naturally float) over active stabilization methods for reliability and resource efficiency.
- Material Choices: While alloy and heavy armor are standard for their defensive properties, combinations of metal and wood can offer cost-effective alternatives without significantly compromising defense.
- Strategic Air Gaps: Incorporate multiple air gaps in the armor to mitigate the impact of APHEAT and plasma weapons, which can exploit weaknesses in solid armor layouts.
- Selective Armor Placement: Only armor the sides of the ship that will face the enemy, minimizing unnecessary weight and resource use. This tactic, known as "onesiders" or "front siders," focuses defense where it's most needed.
- EMP Insulation: Protect critical components like AI, turrets, and detection systems from EMP attacks to ensure they remain operational even after taking electronic warfare hits.
- Weapon Choices: Strong Health CRAM cannons with internal fuses, paired with long-range lasers, offer a potent main armament. Alternatives like sandblaster APS or AP chemical railguns, and large missiles, provide strategic diversity.
- Maneuverability with Azipods: Azipods enhance turning capability and overall maneuverability, ensuring the battleship can reposition effectively in battle.
- Cost-Effective Defenses: While LAMS (Laser Anti-Missile Systems) might be expensive, consider affordable Anti-Missile Cannons (AMCs) for fast intercepts. Flak defenses are particularly effective against missiles and CRAM shells.
- Decoration and Personalization: Adding decorative elements can enhance the visual appeal of your battleship, making the design process more satisfying and the final product something to be proud of.
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0:00 - Welcome back and personal health update.
0:45 - Overview of the video's content.
0:53 - Introduction to winning battleship designs.
1:30 - Tip 1: Importance of redundancy in design.
4:31 - Tip 2: The benefits of bulky designs.
4:59 - Defining what a battleship is in the context of the game.
5:19 - Tip 3: The advantage of underwater component placement.
6:54 - Tip 4: Preference for passive floatation.
9:33 - Tip 5: Armor scheme strategies.
11:02 - Tip 6: The importance of air gaps in armor.
12:02 - Tip 7: Only armor what needs protection.
13:42 - Tip 8: EMP insulation for critical components.
15:14 - Tip 9: Effective weapon combinations.
18:16 - Tip 10: The importance of aipods for maneuverability.
19:44 - Tip 11: Managing material spend on active defenses.
22:45 - Tip 12: Adding decoration to battleships.
23:33 - Final thoughts and encouragement for decoration.
24:01 - Personal update and future content plans.
24:35 - Supporting the channel and final words.

[@GMODISM]

New support option link not yet in standard description: gmodism-shop.fourthwall.com/supporters/sign_in Thanks again to our current supporters at Patreon and KZbin memberships!!!!!! Introduction 0:06 - Welcome back and personal health update. 0:45 - Overview of the video's content. Battleship Design Tips 0:53 - Introduction to winning battleship designs. 1:30 - Tip 1: Importance of redundancy in design. 4:31 - Tip 2: The benefits of bulky designs. 4:59 - Defining what a battleship is in the context of the game. 5:19 - Tip 3: The advantage of underwater component placement. 6:54 - Tip 4: Preference for passive floatation. 9:33 - Tip 5: Armor scheme strategies. 11:02 - Tip 6: The importance of air gaps in armor. 12:02 - Tip 7: Only armor what needs protection. 13:42 - Tip 8: EMP insulation for critical components. 15:14 - Tip 9: Effective weapon combinations. 18:16 - Tip 10: The importance of aipods for maneuverability. 19:44 - Tip 11: Managing material spend on active defenses. 22:45 - Tip 12: Adding decoration to battleships. Conclusion 23:33 - Final thoughts and encouragement for decoration. 24:01 - Personal update and future content plans. 24:35 - Supporting the channel and final words.

[@NearQuasar]

APFRAG for railguns is quite effective against craft with lots of spaced armour, especially compared to APHE. Also crams are almost useless against evasive airships while railguns are decent against slow ships and terrifyingly effective against thrustercraft.

[@GMODISM]

Indeed, fighting airships or submarines require totally different loadouts than our naval cannons, and whatever the weapon is, at this scale explosive damage does not compare to frag, same with crams and missiles :)

[@DSIREX_]

I haven't been on FTD for a while, only a few times when I get some free time while in college, but to whatever disease you are infected with, I hope you stay well Gmodism 👍

[@GMODISM]

Thanks mate, they killed it with a bunch of antibiotics and stuff! Well FtD remains whenever we wanna jump back in it :) Hope your studies are going well meanwhile!

[@aaronsokol960]

Glad to see you back. I recently downloaded the Gimli and have been testing against it. I made a 2.9mil ship as a first attempt to take it down. I love APS so i have multiple high rpm ciws/attack turrets, as well as a some 500mm sabot railguns set to attack underwater. Went heavy on the lams and planar shields. I must say, the Gimli is just so hard to actually kill. My ship usually lasts until the 500k mats are gone, but i have yet to actually score a kill. And once your Crams get through it is over for me as I built too compact. Ive riddled the whole ship full of holes and it just doesnt go down. The Gimili is an amazingly durable ship. Well done.

[@GMODISM]

Nice! If you are a lot into APS the only type of fun that found success is sandblasters so next you could try and make something less compact with such guns and spend less on active defence and see how that goes 🙂

[@aaronsokol960]

@@GMODISM Definitely going to keep working on a design to counter the Gimli. It is a very fun ship to try to take down. Do you have a discord? I would very much like to get into one of your competitions.

[@BorderWise12]

Great tips! Wasn't expecting to see Drakky in this video, so that was a nice surprise. Very good advice on using decorations, it goes a long way to help motivate you to finish your designs. Especially if they are big! 👍

[@GMODISM]

Glad you thought it was useful! The drakky is a very formidable ship, with just some more crams and a course modulation breadboard I think it would hand over any other cram based battleships ass to itself, and most other designs as well!

[@chillbuilder101]

Glad to hear about your recovery, hope you get well soon. One other point about decorative elements such as superstructure is that they're good aimpoint magnets to buy the rest of the ship some time not being shot at.

[@GMODISM]

Yeah, the best place to have decoys! and thanks!

[@OhCanadaGamer]

Good to hear you are feeling better!

[@ddssrr1614]

Hope you have recovered from the illness/infection. Keep up the good FTD content.

[@GMODISM]

Thank you, getting there! Content will come nonetheless!✨

[@dripwastaken7884]

I will put this information to good use.

[@GMODISM]

Please do!

[@ryokkeno]

Nice. Remember for passive float, stuff it full of wood. Also, if memory serves the AP of HESH is based on an average of all blocks the shockwave passes through so having several layers of wood after a hard outer layer with a hard spall catcher after the air gap can greatly neuter the damage of HESH(think: Metal-Wood-Wood-Wood-Wood-air-air-sloped HA/stacked metal, could do one air as well to save space although that will have reduced impact on HEAT although GMODISM's WiP hull handles that will multiple air gaps and spall catchers). Also, for active thrust tilt your propellers/thrusters to add a bit of vertical to their output(it'll drop speed a smidge) but will save you some altitude control power(note this doesn't replace the need for altitude thrusters when under active float only reduces their load when you are moving forward) And remember a 400 meter long, 50 meter wide blimp may float for free but will burn up a $2000 laptop if you poke a hole in it with sectioning off the air bladders(i'm not speaking from experience, it just made the game crash on every system i loaded it into if i deleted a block).

[@GMODISM]

Yeah the water/helium pumps are banned in my gimle rules for a reason! Actually having the alt propellers tillt forward slightly might be even better for speed!

[@marystar1924]

Nice. Thank you for the video and tips. Any chance of a breadboard video soon due to the update this week? I am sure you can have some fun with that. :)

[@kadrikarakoc807]

hi people. is there a way for prevent clipping of barrels? i just build triple superimposed cannons, and place each ones barrel top of other for prevent shooting mysel but barrels going inside of front gun and hit it :D or when enemy is behind, my front guns still trying to fire and shoot my guns or superstructure. i can fix latter by build a limiter but can't find a solution to prevent gun depression.

[@dylanwilliams9860]

Can you restrict the firing angle to fix it? In the ap firing piece you set it I believe.

[@wizzard4003]

I see, I'm building too compact and without enough armor, although i do tend to build fairly small but expensive builds.

[@schneegeschoss6263]

Damm, didnt know take care of yourself!

[@Aptol]

I can't play From the depths because my computer is neglected by my parents. It's currently out of commision due to a failing hard drive, outdated hardware and software. I always wanted to make battleships of my own but I am restricted to paper and pencil.

[@GMODISM]

Sounds like a pretty shitty computer, perhaps you can buy some old pc cheap and use some of our tutorials to make it usable, always better to have ones own system if possible.

[@braxton5417]

Promo sm 😑

[@joonalehtinen5462]

Nerf wood

[@Cobrax_x]

Good news