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[MalteseKnight]

Thanks for the feature Jingles, hope everyone enjoyed the match! The Musashi Salvo made me extremely happy hahaha.
This is the Original Version of the Missouri btw!

[Nomadca]

Don't worry about being wrong Jingles. We expect you to be entertaining, not correct.

[slavkovalsky]

"And the award goes to... Steven Seagal's chair, who had to do all the heavy lifting!"

[Ntwadumela]

Rumor has it the USN had intended the U.S.S. Iowa to host the Tokyo Bay surrender signing, but Truman had it changed to the Missouri, since that was his home state. The captain of the Missouri had to transfer large amounts of ballast to port, in order to counter balance the massive weight of MacArthur's enormous ego to starboard.

[vivekpatel]

Am I the only one who noticed that scores are flipped and the reds got 1000 points yet Maltese screen showing victory..or I m missing something

[IntionL]

That five citadel hit on the Musashi wasn't armor piercing, they just dropped Steven Segal on it from a height of six inches. (The man's a little overweight.) PS check out Space Ice for a laugh at Segal's expense.

[IronBridge]

Fun fact: Steven Seagal’s name is actually pronounced see-gull (like the bird), he changed the pronunciation to seh-gall after visiting a Chagall art exhibit, he thought it sounded tougher and more intelligent. If you call him see-gull today he gets really annoyed, so naturally that is the only way I say his name.

[firefightingguy]

It feels like jingles has not used the phrase “That’s a Paddling” in a long while.

[DapperJeff]

I think the replay is glitched cause it showed that the enemy team won. :p

[TheEmmetdocbrown]

Actually, dear mighty Jingles, Steven Segall was the chef in that movie not the captain. I have to admit that under siege was one of his best movies ever. Maybe because there was also a Tommy Lee Jones and a Gary Busey (in an incredible good role and acting) which helps alot to push that movie on to the top. Greetings from Germany

[darkflame]

Wargaming in this instance reminds me of a quote from Yes, Minsiter. 'If you're crooked you have to be clever and if you're stupid you have to be honest.' Not saying they're the former, but they definitely haven't learnt the latter. Honestly that could also work for Mr Seagall too.

[roughseas]

17:00 Police sirens in the background. Kinda freaked me out because I thought it was outside my place too! XD

[pabranva]

I'm impressed with your description of Under Siege, you hit all the plot points that were required.

[billkoblinsky]

Please don't remind folks that Segal is American, Jingles. We already have enough to be embarrassed about these days.

[erikmann]

The Missouri used to be able to gain money without doing anything during a match.
I only know this because I started a battle and had an emergency that caused me to leave the keyboard for longer than the 20 minute match timer. I came back to the end of battle screen, not being sunk nor firing even a secondary and made 26, 000 credits. For doing nothing. Sadly that's no longer the case.

[walker]

Actually Jingles, Wargaming never miscalculate anything. They just mess things up in precisely the way they didn’t intend. Big difference.

[brianspiller]

"He's American"... thanks for that reminder.

[tiri]

13:31 actually Jingles... This is one of the bugged replays, where the display of the teams points is flipped over. The number on the right shows the points for Maltese's team! ;-)

[andyreid]

On the topic of voice acting for ship commanders. You did fantastic. I have you in 2 ships and your voice is my default for all commanders.

[Alvari]

I still remember the scream that Maltese made, when he killed the Musashi. So many deaf people with headphones. :D