But her fast reload makes her a big threat to any destroyer that gets caught too close. With her floaty shells, hitting longer range or agile targets can be a challenge. In most situations, her HE shells will be the best choice. Sejong has AP shells, but their low penetration makes them ineffective at almost all ranges. Although her fire chance per shell is one of the lowest for Tier IX – only 9% – with twelve shells per salvo and a fast reload she can still set fires consistently. In those cases, she relies on superstructure hits and setting fires. Her turret traverse and reload are among the fastest of any cruiser, but her small caliber limits the damage she can do to battleships and heavily armored cruisers. But while Austin’s HE shells have similar stats, Sejong's lose speed more quickly due to higher drag, and thus have longer flight times and higher shell arcs. Sejong is armed with twelve 127mm guns in six twin turrets, with similar characteristics to those found on Austin. Combining a fast-firing main battery and four heavy-hitting quadruple deepwater torpedo launchers with flexible Pan Asian smokescreens and a Torpedo Reload Booster, Sejong can stall capital ship pushes and quickly deal with destroyers that get too close. A variant of the American CL-154 project, Sejong shares many similarities with her American cousin X Austin and Pan Asian successor X Jinan, as well as other destroyer-caliber cruisers like VII Atlanta and Flint. 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".Īt Tier IX, Sejong continues the HE and torpedo spam play style developed over the rest of the line.
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