The British battlecruiser's salvos have a tighter spread than the German opponent's, an advantage attributed to its greater relative stability. Speed also helps it fight a much heavier battery at long range. Steering toward the enemy's previous fall of shot is intended to disrupt the opponent's next correction. Human control therefore matters alongside the designs, since the two ships are not both under the AI's command. The opponent has eighteen 15.2-inch guns, yet eventually sinks from flooding.
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How stability and course changes defeat a heavier UAD battery
A lighter battery wins its UAD test through tighter salvo patterns, speed, and deliberate changes of course, with human control affecting the comparison.