Her upgraded 133 mm guns are still small for the tier, but offer some welcome improvements. The AP shells do have the same short fuse times as those used by Jutland and Daring. The HE shells also have a very low fire chance and only penetrate 19 mm of plating she can still penetrate most destroyers and cruisers in her tier, but will struggle against battleships and higher tier targets.

Both her 113 mm HE and AP shells deal little damage and have low theoretical DPM, and their low caliber and penetration leave her with even lower effective DPM. Her shells are also floaty, meaning she has to get even closer to threats to effectively engage them. But her main battery range is painfully low - her 11.4 km stock range is the second lowest in her entire matchmaking spread, and her upgraded 12.5 km range is still lower than even many Tier V cruisers. Her 7.5 second reload is decent for Tier VI, and her 18 second turret traverse is among the fastest in her tier. Her stock guns are the QF 4.5 inch (113 mm) guns used by two Dido-class cruisers, while her upgraded guns are the same 133 mm/QF 50 Mk.I guns originally designed for the class (and carried by Dido). She mounts five twin turrets, three in front and two to the rear, with fast traverse and average reload. Rahmat joins the small group of ships in-game featuring two different sets of main battery guns. Rahmat gives players their first taste of the path future Pan-Asian cruisers will follow - AA cruisers with destroyer-caliber guns, and a strong torpedo armament. As such, she shares many similarities to her premium British cousin VI Dido, presented in a Pan-Asian package. Rahmat represents a what-if transfer of a Dido-class cruiser to the Royal Malaysian Navy.

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'.

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