How to Play Modern Warship Teton: A Beginner's Guide

Modern warship Tideton (DDG-X) is a third-level warship known for its high mobility and balanced firepower, suitable for medium to long-range missile suppression and anti-aircraft/anti-submarine operations. Its vertical launch system is flexible, capable of carrying various missile combinations, and it also has excellent air defense interception capabilities, making it one of the more comprehensively powerful destroyers in the current version. This guide will provide a detailed analysis of Tideton's weapon configuration and basic gameplay, helping players maximize its battlefield value.

Tideton's core advantage lies in its 16-cell universal vertical launch system, which can be flexibly configured with anti-ship, anti-air, or land-attack missiles. A recommended combination is 4× Zircon (anti-ship) + 8× Standard-6 (anti-air) + 4× Tomahawk (land-attack), ensuring multi-target strike capability. For close-in weapon systems, choose "SeaRAM" or "Kashtan-M" to increase the interception rate of supersonic missiles. In terms of anti-submarine warfare, equipping ASROC anti-submarine missiles along with an MH-60R helicopter can effectively counter submarine threats. The main gun is recommended to be the 127mm mk45, which has a fast firing rate and stable trajectory, suitable for finishing off targets with low health.

The core of Tideton's anti-ship capability is the Zircon missile, whose ultra-high speed compresses the enemy's reaction time. When launching, it is suggested to fire in batches (2-4 at a time) to avoid being intercepted all at once. Land attacks rely on Tomahawk missiles, suitable for long-range attrition of enemy strongholds or aircraft carriers. If the enemy's air defense is dense, you can first use MQ decoys to induce, then launch the main missiles. The main gun can be used for finishing off in close combat, especially against low-health destroyers or submarines. Tideton's mobility is superior to that of most cruisers, but it has a larger turning radius, so it should avoid getting into close combat. During engagements, maintain mid-range (8-12km) maneuvering, using terrain to block the enemy's line of sight. If ambushed by a submarine, immediately accelerate and change direction while releasing anti-submarine depth charges.

Tideton has strong anti-submarine capabilities but requires active detection. ASROC anti-submarine missiles have a range of about 10km; when dealing with submarines, it is necessary to predict their course and try to attack when the submarine surfaces to breathe. The MH-60R helicopter can expand the anti-submarine range, but it needs to be manually operated to avoid being shot down. In team battles, Tideton should prioritize protecting the carrier or cruiser, using the air defense network to intercept enemy aircraft or missiles, and coordinating with teammates to focus fire on high-value targets.

The Tideton-class destroyer is an all-rounder in modern warships, proficient in both offense and defense. By skillfully utilizing its weapon combinations and tactical maneuvers, it can gain an advantage in various battlefield environments. Reasonably configuring missiles, accurately intercepting threats, and flexibly responding to submarines, you will become an indispensable backbone of the fleet.