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Artillery spotting is a day time combat mechanic that allows ships equipped with seaplane recons or seaplane bombers, to perform a series of special attacks during day battle when Air Superiority is gained.

This bonus is considered a Post-Cap Bonus and will be multiplied after daytime shelling soft cap.

## RequirementsEdit

• Air superiority (AS) or greater achieved in aerial combat phase
• Not in heavily damaged (大破) state
• Ship is carrying at least 1 Seaplane or Seaplane Bomber on a non-zero plane slot.
• Ship has at least one main gun.
• An eligible equipment setup (See below)

## Attack TypesEdit

Ships that fulfil multiple equip setups are eligible to roll for any attack that they meet the requirements for.

Attack Mode Prerequisite Notes Damage Modifier Accuracy Modifier Base Value % per Base Value
Double Attack Any auxiliary equipment 120% x 2 110% 130 0.77%
Cut-In (Secondary) Any auxiliary equipment 110% 130% 120 0.83%
Cut-In ( Radar ) - 120% 150% 130 0.77%
Cut-In ( AP Shell ) - 130% 130% 140 0.71%
Cut-In Attack (Primary AP) - 150% 120% 150 0.66%
Cut-In (Zuiun) Ise/Hyuuga K2 Only

Must be two Zuiuns

135%  ?? 120 0.83%
Cut-In (Suisei) Ise/Hyuuga K2 Only

Suiseis must have (634 Air Group)
in their name

130%  ?? 130 0.77%
• Lists of Main Guns and Secondary Guns.
• Ordering is not important, so long as the correct equipment types are equipped on the same ship.
• Abyssals are also capable of doing Artillery Spotting on your fleet, provided they obtain AS/AS+ with an eligible spotting setup.
• The priority order of which attack is rolled first is in reverse order of the table (Example: AP Cut in is checked first, while Double Attack is checked last.)
• For Ise/Hyuuga K2, Suisei and Zuiun cut-in is checked first.

## Trigger Chance of Artillery SpottingEdit

• Trigger Chance is determined by deriving a "base rate" calculated from air state (AS/AS+), fleet LoS contribution, and the ship's personal LoS amount, which is then divided by the "base value" of the attack type being checked. This final value is the ship's artillery spotting rate, for any given attack type.
• The lower the base rate, the more likely the attack type will be activated. Fulfilling multiple attack types will cause the game to roll each attack type in succession if the first one fails, increasing the chance of at least one spotting type to be successful.
• The priority order of which attack is rolled first is in reverse order of the table (Example: AP Cut in is checked first, while Double Attack is checked last)
$\text{Base Rate} = \Big \lfloor \Big ( 10 + \lfloor \sqrt{L_{s}} \rfloor + A_{1} + F_{s} \Big ) + \Big ( \big \lfloor S_{fleet} + \left ( A_{2} \cdot S_{ship} \right ) \big \rfloor \Big ) \cdot A_{3} \Big \rfloor$ $\text{Spotting Rate} = \left ( \frac{\text{Base Rate}}{\text{Base Value}} \cdot 100 \right ) \%$

Where:

• $L_{s}$is the ship's luck
• $S_{ship}$is the ship's total equipment LoS value
• $S_{fleet} = \left \lfloor \sqrt{R} + \frac{R}{10} \right \rfloor$
• $S_{fleet}$is the fleet's LoS contribution, which scales according to$R$:
• $R = \sum^{\text{All Ships}} S_{base} + \sum^{\text{Recon/Bombers}} S_{sp} \cdot \left \lfloor \sqrt{N_{slot}} \right \rfloor$
• $S_{base}$is the ship's unmodified LoS value (no equipment is to be considered).
• $S_{sp}$is the LoS stat of a given seaplane recon/bomber.
• $N_{slot}$is the slot size of the seaplane recon/bomber equipped.
• $A_{1}$is the 1st air state modifier:
• $A_{1} = \begin{cases} 10, & \text{ for Air Supremacy} \\ 0, & \text{ for Air Superiority } \end{cases}$
• $A_{2}$is the 2nd air state modifier:
• $A_{2} = \begin{cases} 1.6, & \text{ for Air Supremacy} \\ 1.2, & \text{ for Air Superiority } \end{cases}$
• $A_{3}$is the 3rd air state modifier:
• $A_{3} = \begin{cases} 0.7, & \text{ for Air Supremacy} \\ 0.6, & \text{ for Air Superiority } \end{cases}$
• $F_{s}$is the flagship modifier,$15$ if flagship,$0$ otherwise.
• While all personal equipment with LoS is accounted for when determining spotting rate,$S_{fleet}$ only includes base ship LoS, and LoS from Seaplane Recon/Bombers.
• Because the plane slot of seaplanes are floored after square rooting, only 1,4,9 and 16 (etc) plane slots will cause any difference in the spotting rate.
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