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| | | + | During World War I, Louis-Hippolyte Violette took part in combat actions in the Mediterranean. Commanding a task force of escort ships, he fought vigorously against enemy submarines. At the end of the war, Violette was already one of the key figures in the Anti-Submarine Directorate of the Naval Ministry. Later on, he commanded a division of dreadnought battleships for several years, before becoming the head of the Mediterranean squadron, holding a flag on the battleship Bretagne. The position of the Chief of Staff of the French Navy, which he held from 1928 to 1931, was fully deserved. Louis-Hippolyte Violette always kept working on the modernization of the fleet, introducing new technical means and improving the methods of maneuvering and firing. |
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Commander Base Trait
I Disappear
Destoryer Detectability time after firing main battery guns (-25%)
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Commander Bio:Louis-Hippolyte Violette (1869-1950) was a Vice Admiral of the French Navy (1923). A brilliant mathematician and an expert in optics, Violette, while still a lieutenant, took part in the creation of the first submarine periscope usable in a combat situation. He successfully managed to apply his talent and knowledge to torpedo art and artillery. Apart from his work on improving the optics of observation and aiming means, Violette contributed to the implementation of electricity on the ships on which he served, increasing their fire efficiency significantly, whether that be battleships or cruisers.
During World War I, Louis-Hippolyte Violette took part in combat actions in the Mediterranean. Commanding a task force of escort ships, he fought vigorously against enemy submarines. At the end of the war, Violette was already one of the key figures in the Anti-Submarine Directorate of the Naval Ministry. Later on, he commanded a division of dreadnought battleships for several years, before becoming the head of the Mediterranean squadron, holding a flag on the battleship Bretagne. The position of the Chief of Staff of the French Navy, which he held from 1928 to 1931, was fully deserved. Louis-Hippolyte Violette always kept working on the modernization of the fleet, introducing new technical means and improving the methods of maneuvering and firing. |
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Contact Is Imminent
Torpedo speed (+1/+2/+3/+4kts)
Quick Fix
Incoming splash damage (-2/-4/-6/-8%)
Allows for reduced mobility with a disabled engine and/or rudder
No-Fly Zone
Your Ship's average AA Damage per second (+3/+6/+8/+10%)
Your ship's AA guns firing range (+2/+3/+4/+5%)
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Look at Me Now
Sea Detectability Range (-2/-3/-5/-6%)
Flank Speed
Maximum Destroyer speed (+2/+4/+6/+7%)
Rudder-shift time (+3%)
Go All Out
Detectability while engine boost is active(-2.5/-5/-7.5/-10%))
Engine boost cooldown time (+25/+28.33/+31.66/+35%)
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Back In Stock
Torpedo launcher reload time (-2/-4/-6/-8%)
Glass Cannon
Destoryer main battery shell grouping (+3/+6/+8/+10%)
Main Battery dispersion (-2/-3/-4/-5%)
Maximum HP (-5%)
Stand or Fall
Torpedo launcher and main/secondary battery reload time per 1% HP lost (-0.05/-0.1/-0.15/-0.2%)
Perceptive
Incoming damage to your Destoryer (-0.75/-1.5/-2.25/-3%)
Torpedo Detectability range (+2/+3/+4/+5%)
Shows the direction of the closest enemy ship
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Smoke on the Water
Smoke screen dispersion time (+2/+4/+6/+8%)
Smoke screen deployment time (+2/+4/+6/+8%)
Sidestep
Destoryer main battery range (+3/+6/+8/+10%)
Incoming fire dispersion (+2/+3/+4/+5%)
Rudder-shift time (+10%)
| Commander Legendary Skill
Unstoppable
Engine repair time (-2.5/-5/-10/-15%)
Allows for reduced mobility with a disable engine and/or Rudder
Special Effect: Damage control party cooldown time -50% Active when an enemy ship is within X range (3/4.5/6/7.5km)
Rather Be Torching
Chances of Destroyer HE Shells causing fire (+1/+2/+2.5/+3)
Destoryer's main gun HE shells damage (-7)
Special Effect: Destoyer Detectability time after firing main battery guns (-30%) Active when an allied ship is within X range (1.5 /2/2.75/3.5km)
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