For example, if players bring Tier VI ships, the bots will be weaker. The difficulty settings affecting the bots are now modified by the ship composition the player team brings to the battle. At the same time, the possibility to enter a specific Operation while in a Division remained. These changes made it possible to diversify the gaming experience when playing Operations, making it more alluring and in closer in line with Random and Co-op Battles – the game’s main battle types. You can now take part in all Operations aboard Tier VI-VIII ships, and the “Operation of the Week” was removed.Regardless, we’ve often received community feedback requesting for Operations to get more attention from the developers, so in Update 0.11.8, we released a sizeable revamp of this battle type: The only exception would be temporary Halloween Operations, which see higher participation. This update has definitely revived my interest in World of Warships.Since the Operations battle type first appeared in World of Warships, its popularity has been on the low side, accounting for only 3-5% of the time spent in battle by active players. There was an Azuma that appeared when the CV was near the end point. Maybe next time it will finally come to fruition. I was expecting an Ohio to replace Little Trouble, but it did not happen. Narai, with a North Carolina replacing the enemy Colorado. Best of all, I can grind Tier VIIIs without going to Random Battles. The variety keeps it from becoming stale. This update has made it challenging yet still very fun, primarily because one can have a team composed of ships from different tiers making the overall experience dynamic. To be sure, Operations were always fun, but it got stale. This has been a fantastic update for players like me who thoroughly enjoy Operations. The return, and the rework of Operations (from 'Operation of the Week' to 'Random Operations'), is in my opinion one of the better changes that WG has implemented in recent memory.
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