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I do not consider this a disadvantage. A military ship is being built much longer than the conflict lasted. The Spanish-American war lasted 5 months, and the gunboats for the New Steam Navy were about 2 years old. Gunboats are small ships. If you think that the wrong term is used in the interface, then report it to the developers. They are good guys, they always listen to the players.
We recommend using the video prepared for this scenario ( https://youtu.be/49WfjaP7OFg ). For the reasons indicated by Mr. Ruby in this scenario, it is impossible to build new warships.
2. About ammo replenishment.
In reality, both Americans and Spaniards had big problems with supplying ammunition. For example, when Commander Dewey collected his ships in Hong Kong, it turned out that there were very few shells. To deliver shells from the US had to use the gunboat USS Concorde and the cruiser USS Baltimore. During the battle in Manila Bay, the Americans decided to pause when they learned that the cruiser USS Olympia was shooting 2/3 shells. This was not true and the battle continued, but it shows how big a problem was the shortage of shells.
The Spaniards had many defective shells and charges to them. This problem was well described by the Spanish Admiral Pascual Servera in his letters. Therefore, the projectiles were also not enough.
Even greater problems were with the Spaniards and Americans with coal supplies.
That's the money quote. You can win with by not losing. You SURVIVE the engagement to fight another day.
i.e. to stay alive -- keep you rdistance if you fight in MANUAL mode-pick your shots. AUTOMATIC I don't like -your ship gets chewed up bad. You don't have control. Computer hammers you hard.
At first glance it seems that Spain is stronger. After all, she has a ironclad and a TB destroyers. This is not true. American patrol gunboats with quick-firing cannons are very good against destroyers. Large 8-inch guns on American protected cruisers pierce the armor of the Spanish ironclad (coast defence ship), and they also allow more accurate gunfire from a long distance. Do not forget that the American cruisers are very fast ships. Using advantages in speed it is possible to implement the tactics of crossing T.
Spanish ships also have their own strengths. Unfortunately, the game does not describe them and you need to understand it all yourself or have a good knowledge of naval history.