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Call of Duty: Vanguard was presented a few days ago, but already in the evaluation of the trailer is clear: Not everyone is enthusiastic about the New World War Code and that is also reflected in your opinion. What's up? 6 days is the announcement of Call of Duty: Vanguard and finally we know the setting, which is located in World War II. Further information is also known, including the return of the weapons and a release with whole 20 multiplayer cards. We wanted to know how to think of my Meinmommo community, about Call of Duty: Vanguard and his premise and if you will buy the shooter. This is your answers: So you have tuned: The survey to readiness to buy Call of Duty: Vanguard ended on 24th August. Overall, 961 readers have voted from the community and everyone was allowed to leave only one vote. The result looks like this: YOUR CALL OF DUTY: Buy Vanguard? Yes, I'm looking forward to it: 24% Probably yes: 16% I do not know yet: 16% Rather not: 20% No, de

HMS Vanguard was a British quick battlewagon developed throughout the 2nd World War and commissioned after the war finished. She was the largest and fastest of the Royal Navy's battleships, the only ship of her class, and the last battleship to be built by the Royal Navy (RN). The RN anticipated being surpassed by the combined German as well as Japanese battleships in the early 1940s, and also had actually as a result begun building the Lion-class battlewagons. Nonetheless, the lengthy building of the triple-16-inch turrets for the Lion-class would certainly postpone their completion till 1943 at the earliest. The British had sufficient 15-inch (381 mm) weapons as well as turrets in storage space to allow one ship of a customized Lion-class style with four twin-15-inch turrets to be completed quicker than the Lion-class vessels that had actually already been set. Service Vanguard was begun and also quit numerous times during the war, and also her style was changed numerous times