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Libertad's game faction and British design ancestry

A proposed Azur Lane appearance for Libertad produces competing arguments for British affiliation and a separate Latin American faction.

Question

Would Libertad fit better with a British-linked Chilean faction than an American one in Azur Lane?

Short answer

Dragon favors the British connection through the design and guns, while Foxo favors a separate Latin American faction. The refit and faction discussion concerns the game's ship.

Notes

The question concerns the World of Warships battleship Libertad and a possible appearance in Azur Lane. Dragon favors a Royal Navy affiliation because the game's ship is described as a British design with British guns and theoretical British construction. Its American refit belongs to the World of Warships account rather than an established service history. Foxo instead proposes a separate grouping for Latin American ships, with a broader non-aligned faction also suggested. Their disagreement separates a design's technical ancestry from the national identity chosen for a game faction.