Lilith Games' military strategy MMO, Warpath, receives a significant naval expansion. This update introduces a comprehensive Naval Force system boasting nearly 100 meticulously detailed and realistic ships, fundamentally altering gameplay.
Warpath's Navy Update Deployed
Players can now command powerful vessels like the Nimitz-Class Aircraft Carrier, ideal for long-range strikes using its carrier-based aircraft. For covert operations, the Project 971 Submarine offers stealthy ambushes. The Arleigh Burke-Class Destroyer, equipped with guided missiles, provides precise, devastating attacks. Each ship accurately reflects its real-world counterpart in combat capabilities.
The Naval Force is categorized into six distinct combat roles:
- Submarines: Masters of stealth, utilizing their Silent Running ability.
- Anti-Submarine Frigates: High-speed hunters, specializing in eliminating submarines.
- Aircraft Carriers: Long-range dominance, launching devastating air strikes.
- Anti-Aircraft Destroyers: Protecting the skies and neutralizing surface threats.
- Armored Destroyers: Slow but heavily armored, absorbing significant damage.
- Guided Missile Destroyers: Long-range specialists, ideal for targeting enemy bases from a distance.
Explore the impressive fleet in the Warpath Navy update trailer below.
Lilith Games has implemented careful balancing to promote strategic depth. Submarines can ambush carriers, but risk detection by swift frigates. Armored Destroyers act as damage sponges, while missile destroyers provide long-range firepower.Additional Enhancements
Naval Force battles have been refined, adjusting attack and defense values to increase tactical complexity. Ships can now fire while moving. Throughout January, exclusive in-game events will be available.
Download Warpath from the Google Play Store and experience the new Navy update today.
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