What makes Preussen stand out from Grosser Kurfürst and Schlieffen is the main armament. Preussen’s weakness in terms of armor is the massive superstructure, only 19mm thick, allowing small caliber fire to penetrate and deal damage easily. Protecting Preussen’s stern is a large 120mm aft end armor belt and a lighter 32mm plate allowing any shell smaller than 460mm to bounce. Her main belt consists of a large 380mm main belt, with a small 280mm and 150mm belt reaching up to the deck. A 60mm plate, capable of bouncing the largest shells in the game, and a 120mm fore end armor belt protect the bow from incoming fire. As with most German battleships, Preussen features a strong turtle back armor layout making it extremely difficult to get citadeled. Players who are comfortable in Grosser Kurfürst will be comfortable in Preussen owing to the two having the same hull. Preussen excels at close range combat, with a turtleback armor layout protecting the citadel, long range and accurate secondaries with improved penetration, and access to Hydroacoustic Search to aid in dodging incoming torpedoes. While Grosser Kurfürst features smaller triple mounted guns, Preussen carries larger, twin mounted guns, giving the appearance of an enlarged Friedrich der Große. With the same strong armor layout, poor maneuverability, large detectability, and accurate secondaries, the only difference between the two is the main armament, and models of the secondaries. Preussen replaces Grosser Kurfürst in the German Battleship tech tree with attributes nearly identical to her older counterpart. The data presented in the AA Defense sidebar section may be incorrect.įor a graphic summary of ships Tiers VIII thru XI see LittleWhiteMouse's "Actual AA DPS".
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