how can a destroyer be stealthy anyway ?
With correctly angled plates made of a material that doesn't have a big radar signature. Stealth technology means radar avoidance, not invisibility.
how can a destroyer be stealthy anyway ?
omg I don't think they navy will ever work properly!
Relatively easily compared to aircraft.how can a destroyer be stealthy anyway ?
Well a Real Life stealth destroyer will only activate its active radar if and when it is ready to engage on its own terms, and for the minimum of time only - otherwise it will rely on passive sensors. It is similar with the F-22, a stealth jet with a powerful radar that is only used when absolutely necessary or when stealth is not a concern.
Anyone else think they should be visible somehow to all units (like if they get next to it or go into your culture). We were seeing galleys just fine without radar for thousands of years.
Here's a quick fix that allows you to build both destroyers, goes in CustomAssets\xml\units.
Noob question, I know, but why not use Battleships as escorts instead? Granted they don't have the AA capabilities, but then Lesson #1 of BTS has been to use a mixed stack instead of spamming two different units.
Battleships to do the real defending (and potentially take some Air hits that would otherwise have gotten the Carrier), Stealth Destroyers do the AA, Attack Subs provide the sub-defense, Carriers rock socks.
weird tho, stealth ships are only supposed to be hidden in radars... so when battleships, planes, or whatever attacks, they could still see the physical ship thereby the stealth destroyer should do the fighting... imo, wat they should do is to just change it so that the stealth destroyer is the one that gets attacked... in other words stealth destroyers should still replace destroyers but keep the destroyer's abilities...
how can a destroyer be stealthy anyway ?
Edit: Ok I get the radar stealthing now, didn't think of that first. It still stand that it is silly once the enemy is close enough to engage.