Still, this makes destroyer hunting a dangerous job as Hayate can be out-spotted, giving her prey time to react. When fully spec'ed for concealment she sits at 6.1km, worse than for example Grozovoi or Shimakaze, but not by much. Hayate's surface detection is good if not outstanding for a Tier X destroyer. The consumable cuts the torpedo reload to eight seconds. Another difference from Shimakaze is that Hayate has access to Torpedo Reload Booster which shares the same slot as her Smoke Generator, so if a player chooses to sacrifice the benefits of a Smoke Generator a quick follow up torpedo salvo can be executed. These torpedoes still hit very hard and have good speed with usable range, but the long reload of two and a half minutes stock, as well as the relatively high torpedo detection, can be troublesome. Hayate is also limited in the choice of torpedoes, having access only to the Type 93 Mod 3 torpedoes, the 12km option. While she uses the same torpedoes and fires from quintuple launchers as well, she sacrificed one of the launchers, giving her only ten torpedoes per salvo. In terms of torpedo armament Hayate also differs. The combination of its reload time, HE Alpha, and ability to both track and hit targets even at closer range give Hayate a potent tool against destroyers, who will most likely not be able to match her damage output. The first notable change is that Hayate has different main guns that fire the same shells but with a faster reload and better gun handling. This is only partially true as she departs from her distant cousin in several ways. In appearance Hayate looks similar to her same tier counterpart Shimakaze. Hayate is a Tier X Japanese destroyer that sits as a Special Ship in her tree. The data presented in the AA Defense sidebar section may be incorrect.įor a graphic summary of ships Tiers VIII thru XI see LittleWhiteMouse's "Actual AA DPS".
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