Introduction and gameplay strategy of modern warships Sparrow Hawk missiles

Apr 25 2025

How about the modern battleship Scarlet Hawk missile? In modern battleships, players can control different battleships for play. Many players do not know how to play the Sparrow Hawk missile. Below is an introduction to the Sparrow Hawk missile in modern battleships and gameplay guide. Players in need can refer to it.

Introduction to Modern Battleship Sparrow Hawk Missile

The Scarlet missile adopts a two-shot design, with a total damage of 24,000 in a single round, and a loading time of 7.5 seconds. DPM (damage per minute) ranks in the middle and upper reaches. Its lock time is only 1.1 seconds, which is suitable for quick finishing or suppressing residual health targets. The missile has a moderate ballistic height and can bypass low bunkers at a medium distance, but is easily intercepted by near-defense guns. It is recommended to use high-motorized ships (recommended Red Rum) for guerrilla operations, or to use them as the main output on Nasimov-class cruisers.

Using the short loading time, we can use the main gun-Sparrow Eagle-Rocket Launch triple-combo cycle: the main gun fires immediately after the main gun opens, and use the enemy's interception window to fill in the rocket launcher. The lock is preferred for ships with exposed sideways or not heat lures. If the target releases heat lures, you can switch to attack the target of the secondary gun position. The second consecutive shot interval is 0.8 seconds suitable for moving targets, the first shot predicts the course, and the second shot corrects the ballistics.

The best platform for the Sparrow Eagle is a multi-missile trough ship (such as the Bessiti class), and we can form a mixed output with the X51 or the Eagle Strike 21. X51 is responsible for long-range suppression, Sparrow Hawk performs medium-range damage, and Eagle Strike 21 is quickly consumed and tempted. On the Nasimov, you can use the Aslok C rocket launcher to allow you to break the missiles and rocket launcher to harvest, but pay attention to retaining the 1-2 air defense equipment JRNG-6 to make up for the shortcomings in the near defense. In low bunker maps such as Broken Islands, the sparrow eagle is launched behind the elevation angle of the mountain, and the ballistic arc is used to bypass obstacles, and the Arctic waterway is also required to press forward to open water to ensure the smoothness of the ballistic. When fighting in teams, you can concentrate on fire with your teammates, forcing the enemy to concentrate on consuming heat.

Two points should be noted when using the Sparrow Eagle missile: one is to grasp the attack rhythm, and immediately connect to the rocket launcher after firing two missiles. The other is to know how to adjust the playing style according to the map. For example, if you are stuck in a bunker in the map, you will shoot continuously, and if you are in an open water, you will be able to output. The single-shot damage of this missile is not high, so it is best to use it with torpedo or main gun to crush the opponent's defense by continuous attack.