How to Play with the Modern Warship Ohio and Weapon Combination Recommendations

The famous Ohio is a submarine that military enthusiasts around the world are very familiar with. In Modern Warships, Ohio is also one of the submarine vehicles players can operate. Today, I will introduce how to play the Ohio in Modern Warships. Many players are not familiar with submarine-type vehicles and, of course, do not know how to match weapons for the Ohio. Let's read on together.

First, let's look at the weapon pairing for the Ohio. Apart from a few non-mainstream options, I recommend most players directly choose Julang-3. This missile has a series of advantages such as high penetration and the ability to launch from underwater. It excels in damage, speed, reload time, and maximum range, making it a popular choice among many submarine players today. For torpedoes, I recommend choosing either the Black Shark or the 89-type. These two respectively correspond to burst and instant kill, but overall, their strength is very close, and both are good choices.

After setting up the weapon pairing, there are also many issues to pay attention to in actual combat because this submarine has both very prominent strengths and weaknesses. The obvious advantage is its strong firepower, which surpasses many ships, allowing it to inflict heavy damage on enemy vessels. Its health points are also relatively high compared to other submarines, and after enhancements, it can remain submerged for a longer time, enabling it to avoid enemy attacks or launch attacks underwater. The downside is its relatively poor maneuverability, especially its slow speed, which is almost fatal for a submarine.

If faced with a player who has extensive anti-submarine experience, it can easily be caught. The operation is also not flexible enough, making it disadvantageous when dodging enemy torpedoes or engaging in close-range maneuvers. Therefore, in actual combat, it is essential to avoid your weaknesses and not frequently change position and heading. Another point is that in some maps, due to the size limitations, it is not very suitable for using submarine-launched missiles, which also restricts the Ohio's performance. You need to surface to a closer distance to unleash its firepower, increasing the risk of being detected and attacked by the enemy.

By now, everyone should have a clear understanding of how to play the Ohio in Modern Warships. Compared to surface ships, submarines themselves are more challenging to operate, so they are more suitable for players with some experience. This is especially true for the Ohio, which has both very noticeable strengths and weaknesses. If you can avoid the disadvantages and leverage the advantages, it still has a fighting chance.