Battleships, the steel behemoths that once ruled the oceans for centuries, symbolized national strength, and served as an iron wall supporting the backbone of a nation. If the world had changed, if airplanes had never been invented and aircraft carriers had never appeared, would battleships still reign supreme when history reached 1936? Could naval wars dominated by battleships still decide the fate of nations?
Anything is possible.
Anything can be deduced.
On oceans without airplanes or aircraft carriers, a new generation of naval officers and men would command warships armed with gigantic guns and clad in thick armor, roaming the seas. Following in their ancestors' footsteps, they would brave enemy fire and race across the world's oceans for the nation's revival and their people's rise.
The oceans would boil, and the world would change!
The sense of history is very strong, but the warm-up is very slow and not a bit superb.
I've seen it elsewhere before, and it still tastes the same when I come back. It looks great!