Transformers Return To World Of Warships – New Collaboration & Trailer

Posted on October 7, 2021 at 11:10 am by Black Convoy under Video Games

The official World Of Warships YouTube Channel has uploaded the official trailer of a new World Of Warships X Transformers collaboration.

Transformers characters are coming in hot in this is a free-to-play naval warfare-themed massively multiplayer online game. Transformers and World Of Warships had a previous collaboration in 2020, and now we have even more ship skins, ship commanders, bundles and prizes for players. You can find all the campaign details via World Of Warships website.

Watch the trailer below featuring some old classic G1 tunes and then share your impressions on the 2005 Boards!

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Can't wait to continue ignoring this game's existence!

Fc203

Did people actually play this game because of the crossover?

I love warships, but no. Pretty much all the Wargaming games are loaded with insane microtransactions that make them very pay to win friendly unless you are willing to constantly grind for pennies worth of in-game currency.

Did people actually play this game because of the crossover?

No Broadside?

The crossover is back in autumn:

Autumn Update: In the Shadow of Leaves

The TRANSFORMERS robots are back! This time, with very solid reinforcements in the form of Legendary ship skins (and one more for Tier VIII République). More good news—each and every item from the previous arrivals of the collaboration will be available from September 1 throughout the update, until October 3. That includes Commanders, ship skins, and containers.

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Remember Transformers? They're back… In ship form!

WolverineDragon

Not into this game but I love how the TF themed battleships look!

Same.

PlanckEpoch

Actually she isn't a Graf Zeppelin. She's a "Richthofen," a fictional what-if CV based on the laid down H-class battleship hull. Much like how many of the pre-war Japanese carriers were converted BBs or CCs.

Zeppelin herself was a pre-war design, her hull laid down in '36. As with most pre-war carrier designs, they were a sort of sideshow with big BBs and CCs still dominating much of the strategic and tactical naval doctrine of the time. As such Zeppelin had a tiny air group of only 42 planes. Meanwhile her other pre-war contemporaries, the British Ark Royal of the Illustrious class could carry upwards of 60 planes and the American Yorktown class could carry 90(though individual examples such as USS Enterprise CV-6 packed in as many as 96 planes, carrying excess planes broken up and hung up around the hangar deck to be completed and used as needed). Japanese carriers also had a considerable air group. The IJN Sorry, laid down in 34 as a dedicated carrier, had a respectable air group of 63 planes.

I don’t care for Wargaming’s made up bullshit. It’s not real, it’s theoretical and only draws visual inspiration from the design of Graf Zeppelin, which is why I called it that.

The second ship in the Zeppelin class was never even named.

Purple Heart

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Graf Zeppelin Starscream IS REAL

Actually she isn't a Graf Zeppelin. She's a "Richthofen," a fictional what-if CV based on the laid down H-class battleship hull. Much like how many of the pre-war Japanese carriers were converted BBs or CCs.

Zeppelin herself was a pre-war design, her hull laid down in '36. As with most pre-war carrier designs, they were a sort of sideshow with big BBs and CCs still dominating much of the strategic and tactical naval doctrine of the time. As such Zeppelin had a tiny air group of only 42 planes. Meanwhile her other pre-war contemporaries, the British Ark Royal of the Illustrious class could carry upwards of 60 planes and the American Yorktown class could carry 90(though individual examples such as USS Enterprise CV-6 packed in as many as 96 planes, carrying excess planes broken up and hung up around the hangar deck to be completed and used as needed). Japanese carriers also had a considerable air group. The IJN Sorry, laid down in 34 as a dedicated carrier, had a respectable air group of 63 planes.

Funny, the TF X-over with the Console version of the game just ended. The skins look great, and I just noticed the other day that using the commanders changes the music to music from the cartoon!

Prime’s voice is awful unfortunately.