She looks like she could be a damage sponge.

Looking mightily Dyson there, Warspite.

AdventZero said:

Looking mightily Dyson there, Warspite.

Maybe thats why we had so goddamn many of them this time around.

I have this image in my mind of her ship throne transforming into some kind of walker mech when moving onto land. Like the walker tanks from Ghost in the Shell.

NegativeSoul said:

She looks like she could be a damage sponge.

She was in really life. One of the most damage prone ships in the Royal Navy.

armory18 said:
She was in really life. One of the most damage prone ships in the Royal Navy.

With a name like Warspite, I'd hope so

how do the british name their ships? Since Warspite seems like such a great name

armory18 said:

She was in really life. One of the most damage prone ships in the Royal Navy.

Belli dura despicio.

Saladofstones said:

With a name like Warspite, I'd hope so

how do the british name their ships? Since Warspite seems like such a great name

British naming schemes are...

Basically what ever the hell they feel like it at the time.

Saladofstones said:

With a name like Warspite, I'd hope so

how do the british name their ships? Since Warspite seems like such a great name

While it does seems that the British don't really give too much thought to naming their ships and seem to name their ships with whatever first comes to mind *Looking at you HMS Howe* this actually false, a lot of Ship names are reused in the Royal Navy the Names are frequently re-used, for various reasons most often for offering a new ship the rich heritage, battle honors and traditions of her predecessors. Often, a particular vessel class will be named after the first ship of that type to be built.

armory18 said:

British naming schemes are...

Basically what ever the hell they feel like it at the time.

My favorite is Battleaxe