Harbour Notes

A slow-paced log about naval strategy games, positioning and map control.

Rethinking cap rotation on open maps

Most losses I reviewed this month were not decided by gunnery but by the first ninety seconds. Teams commit to a flank before the spotting picture exists, and by the time it does, disengaging costs more than pushing.

Filed under: positioning

Smoke discipline is a team skill

The habit of dropping cover for yourself rather than for the ship that actually needs it is the most common coordination failure I see in mid-tier matches. A short note on when not to use it.

Filed under: support play

Angles, in plain numbers

Everyone repeats the advice to angle. Fewer people can say what angle. Here is the arithmetic, without the jargon, and where it stops being useful.

Filed under: fundamentals