Submarines, as a highly covert and explosively powerful special unit, are always a key role in high-end matches. In the modern warship mobile game, submarines can play "submerged flow" and "surface flow". Everyone wants to know the ranking of the strongest submarines in modern warships, understand the submarine strength list in the modern warship mobile game, to help everyone quickly select the submarine that suits them, and also better understand the current version's submarine ecosystem. The following will focus on the submarine rankings, analyzing the strengths and practical values of various submarines from T4 to T0.
T4:
Borei, this submarine has the most oxygen in the game, theoretically allowing for long periods of underwater combat, but this advantage comes at the cost of sacrificing almost all other attributes. Its firepower is mediocre, its health is average, and its mobility is slow, making it extremely outdated in the current fast-paced, high-output environment. Even in casual matches, it often results in low participation efficiency, leading to an unproductive game, hardly playing a decisive role, and is considered abandoned by the version, not recommended for players to invest time or resources.
T3:
Ohio-class submarines, the biggest highlight is having the only 5 free missile slots in the entire game, capable of pairing with short-cooldown, fast-firing missiles, achieving a continuous suppression ability similar to "infinite firepower." This build is extremely destructive in specific tactics, but its own mobility, health, and speed are extremely poor, with very low fault tolerance, requiring strong battlefield prediction and position control capabilities.
Typhoon, almost a replica of Borei, with equally lackluster firepower, only slightly better in terms of health, barely providing some tankiness, but lacking in output means, it is also weak, not recommended.
Hot Dog 100, although it boasts an astonishing 480,000 health, being the "thickest" among all submarines, and equipped with unique 9-shot Dongfeng missiles, theoretically capable of dealing explosive damage, in reality, due to unstable missile lock-on, extremely poor mobility, and minimal oxygen, it can only go surface flow, and its large size makes it a target for enemy fire, often resulting in a frustrating combat experience, with extremely low adaptability.
T2:
Type 094, well-rounded attributes, with speed, maneuverability, and oxygen all at a high level. Originally, the only weakness was lower firepower, but in subsequent versions, an additional missile was added, significantly boosting its output capability. Now, Type 094 can play both submerged and surface flows, especially in surface mode, where its damage performance is more stable and reliable.
Type 096, slightly inferior in attributes, with lower oxygen, but its firepower structure is quite interesting, featuring a "4 missiles + 3 torpedoes" setup, and the missile configuration is in a 2+2 layout, giving it decent burst capability in surface suppression, especially when paired with X51 missiles, ensuring smooth operation and stable output.
Columbia-class, with extremely high speed and oxygen reserves, and a weapon system including lock-on submerged missiles and high-speed torpedoes. However, its defects of slow missile flight speed and low torpedo health make its long-range submerged damage easily intercepted, requiring close-range use to deal effective damage, limiting its tactical flexibility.
T1:
Belgorod, luxuriously equipped, with a powerful lock-on weapon system, and extremely adequate health and oxygen reserves, capable of prolonged battles without retreating. It performs exceptionally well in the late stages, with built-in anti-air capabilities to suppress enemy helicopters, thus earning the title of "late-game god." The disadvantages are also obvious: poor maneuverability and slow speed, making it easy to be kited by high-mobility surface ships; slow torpedo output and delayed strikes.
SMX25, the greatest feature is extreme speed, almost usable as a destroyer. However, with extremely low oxygen, it can only go surface flow, unable to engage in submerged combat. Relying on speed, it can quickly flank the enemy and deliver surprise attacks.
T0:
SMX31, the all-rounder, with commendable speed and extremely strong maneuverability, and a firepower configuration of 4 torpedoes + 3 missiles, coupled with its extremely small hitbox and large torpedo/sonar detection range, making it almost invulnerable in underwater combat. Its oxygen level is also quite high, supporting prolonged submerged operations. This vessel can play both submerged and surface flows, but in the current version, the surface flow has higher overall strength, with bursts and pacing more suitable for mid-to-high intensity matches. Note that its two torpedoes are located on the sides, and during actual combat, attention must be paid to positioning angles, otherwise, it may result in ineffective strikes.
Izanami, recognized as the strongest submerged flow submarine, equipped with the game's only hypersonic submarine-launched missile, and also possessing a high-damage torpedo, three free missile slots, and two free torpedo slots, truly a "submarine arsenal." The hypersonic missile and Julang-3 have the same cooldown, allowing for alternating high-pressure firepower, instantly annihilating enemies if they are not careful. With its 20-knot speed, it can maintain stealth while delivering fast-paced strikes, and even in surface flow, its output capability is no less than that of T1 mainline submarines.
The above is the relevant content regarding the ranking of the strongest submarines in modern warships. SMX31 and Izanami represent the pinnacle of current submarines, with comprehensive performance and rich gameplay, suitable for players pursuing the highest win rate. Belgorod and SMX25, as T1 submarines, still have strong practical value, but their styles and tactical applications are more differentiated.
