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(Since the question came up last time: you don’t need a lot of torpedo destroyers. Set to always engage, never repair (so that always leaps after enemies, and you can control when they go repair).

Always at least 4-5 destroyers per capital ship. Your strike fleet should be comprised of light attack heavy cruisers (one heavy cruiser gun, many light cruiser guns, radar/fire control/engine/AA, no armor), roach destroyers (maximum cheapness, one gun1, max engine), and a smaller number of fleet destroyers with torpedoes, maybe a depth charge, radar/sonar/max engine. It favors larger nations, but one need not be a major to see some success. The primary meta right now is a surface one. It’s not that other strats can’t work, they just aren’t as efficient. So these help manage cost, and are thus extremely efficient. Overspending on a navy can hurt you overall. Ground forces (and thus tanks) are kings when it comes to winning the big wars, so the fleet is more supplemental. Part of the goal of these metas, btw, is to compete effectively on the seas without having to overbuild dockyards. Both metas benefit from admirals with visibility reduction. The former because more ships, the latter because the best aspects (enemy hit chance reductions) are very early, so you don’t need to spend much research to gain most of the effects, and it strongly supports either meta elsewhere in the tree. In both metas, you generally favor the cost reduction advisor and Trade Interdiction doctrine. That means that having lots of cheap ships spreads damage around pretty well, and if you take losses, replacement is easy. Both hinge upon basic principles of having lots of inexpensive ships, which is currently favored by game mechanics: namely that it’s much cheaper to repair than rebuild, and that enemy attacks scatter randomly across available targets. There are, broadly, two current fleet metas. Naval composition questions are common, so here’s a basic overview.

This is my navy cut/paste, sometimes with minor edits.

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