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The Kiev took 3 Mk48s.
The Moskva is helicopter hell.
They're rare, but they're there.
I have had the chopper carrier & the Slobberdov ... but have yet to meet the ultimate
prolly 300 hours played so far ... so they are very rare
Searching the game files, themselves...
I don't know this explicitly, but all probabilities are based upon the assumption that when it mentions ranges of ship numbers or ship types, that all results are equally weighted, since I see no weights.
Overall, the Kirov seems the rarest of them all...
ASUW Strike 0, 1, or 2 (These missions are ones where they specifically ask you to sink an aircraft carrier in the mission briefing - in 0 and 1, the carrier might alternately be a Moskva.)
Insertion 0 or 1 (The SEAL delivery missions - you might run into a Kiev or Kirov just idling in port. Note that there are apparently specific missions for the Russian port with specific ship types, and Kievs do NOT appear in the Russian ports, only ports that were invaded, so you have to let an amphibious landing succeed to actually have a chance of an Insertion mission with Kievs in it.)
Land Strike 0 or 1 (The TLAM missions - the same as above, including the "don't appear in originally Russian ports". Note that there is also a "Land Strike 2", which will never have a Kiev. This can be identified in-game by the mission briefing saying something about "LAX VIEW OF SAFETY RULES WHEN STORING MUNITIONS".)
Ship Resupply (A "sink tenders performing resupply" mission. This is when they specifically say they are "enemy warships" not "submarines". The Kiev, Kirov, Moskva, and Sverdlov all share this slot, and there's a chance of there being 0 to 2 ships of this type in the slot, so there's an overall 22.6% chance for any specific one of these ships to appear. 2.1% chance of pounding BOTH Kievs!)
SSBN Patrol 1 (The final mission, of which there are two variants. This one is the "break into the bastion" variant. If it says something about "passing the polar ice caps", the Kiev will never appear. There's a 50% chance of nothing in the slot, 25% chance of the Kiev, and 25% of the Kirov.)
Land strike 0 and 1. (Same slot and "only in conquered ports" conditions as Kiev, above.)
Ship Resupply; SSBN 1. (Same slot and conditions as Kiev, above.)
ASUW Strike 0, 1 ("Sink the carrier" missions. Shared slot with Kiev, above. You will always get one or the other on this mission.)
ASUW Strike 3 ("long range missile cruisers could wreak havoc" mission that might have the Kirov, as well. Own slot, 50% chance of a Moskva, 50% of nothing.)
ASUW Strike 5 (Mission briefing mentions sinking Sverdlovs. Again, own slot, 50% chance of a Moskva, 50% of nothing.)
ASW Patrol 1 (This is a random non-mission surface group! There are three types of ASW patrols, and one of them has a 50% chance of having a Moskva, so an overall 18% chance of a random surface ship encounter having a Moskva.)
Land Strike 0, 1; Ship Resupply; SSBN Patrol 1 (All the same conditions as the Kiev, it appears in the same slot.)
'68 Campaign:
ASUW Strike 2 ("Sink the Sverdlovs" mission. Own slot, 50% chance of one.)
ASUW Strike 3 and 4. (3 is "long range cruise missiles threaten convoys" mission, while 4 is "long range cruise missiles threaten carrier group". The actual mission seems identical except for the briefing. There are 2-3 ships of a general surface ship slot that includes everything from a Moskva down to a Poti, so this is a really random mission. 42.4% chance of at least one Moskva, but a 7.8% chance of two Moskvas, and 0.4% chance of THREE Moskvas.)
Landing Force 2. (One of three "sink the amphibious landing" mission. This one is identifiable by specifically mentioning "Alligator and Amguema class" in the briefing. Own slot, 50% chance if you get this particular variant of the mission.)
Ship Resupply. (This is the specifically "tenders resupplying SURFACE warships" mission. 0-2 ships of the slot, which includes the Kresta, Sverdlov, and the Moskva, so a roughly 30% chance for one Moskva.)
Yeah, playing the "Break the bastion" is a tall order since it means fighting through a large force of enemies fast enough that the boomer doesn't get hopelessly far away... but doing that with the whole thing swarming with helos makes it a nightmare.
Although what's probably the most amusing is that you can get two Kievs on a seemingly routine "sink some tenders" mission, or THREE Moskvas in '68 on a "sink some surface fleet". (Moskvas take 4 or 5 Mk 37 torpedoes, so just taking down the Moskvas alone is probably going to take up nearly every torpedo you can carry, even when you actually manage to launch an attack between the nigh-constant helo Hell...)
It should be: merchant, its escort, two Karas, two Udaloys, three Krivaks, one sub, one capital ship vs the player.
LOL, I know right? I am now actively looking for available surface groups to intercept, just to try and get a fight with any of them. The largest cruiser I have yet to encounter is the Kara...no slouch, but not the Kirov or Kiev.
'68 Campaign I ran into a Moskva when I made contact with an undetected task force.' 84 Campaign I intercepted my target, a tender with escorts. Needless to say I was shocked to discover that one of the escorts was a Kiev. In that particular engagement we sunk each other.
It could be a special alternative end-game level mission, these ships carried nuclear shipwrecks, perhaps as a "if you don't sink the fleet they will nuke England and perhaps Holy Loch".