The lead ship of the first series of Italian dreadnoughts. In 1930s she was drastically modified getting bigger caliber and longer firing range of main artillery, torpedo defence and higher cruiser speed. This allowed her to remain a formidable opponent for most of battleships-peers.
Features
Giulio Cesare has a extremely low maximum dispersion (and thus σ is set low in an attempt to control the shell grouping) due to the fact that she uses the DDs/Atlanta's Range-Dispersion formula. But it is not a new thing to WoWS audience: the Tier X battleship Conqueror briefly enjoyed this kind of dispersion on her debut.
| Hit Points | 45500 |
| Plating | 19mm |
| Citadel Protection | 35mm – 130mm |
| Torpedo Damage Reduction | 19% |
| Maximum Speed | 27 knots |
| Turning Radius | 640 m |
| Rudder shift time | 13 sec |
| Surface Detectability | 13.68 km |
| Aerial Detectability | 9.42 km |
| In-smoke Firing Detectability | 10.86 km |
| Consumable 1 |   |
| Consumable 2 |   |
| 320mm/44 2&3 barrel M1934 | |
| Layout | 2×3+2×2,AB-XY |
| Reload Time | 30sec |
| 180° Rotation Time | 36 sec |
| Sector of Fire | ± 145 ° |
| Firing Range | 16.37 km |
| Maximum H-Dispersion | 138 m |
| σ | 1.5 |
| 320mm HE Model1936 | |
| Damage | 4800 |
| Muzzle Velocity | 830 m/s |
| Chance of Fire | 35% |
| 320mm AP Model1936 | |
| Damage | 9700 |
| Muzzle Velocity | 830 m/s |
| Penetration @ 5/10/15 km | 532/405/310 |
| Firing Range | 4.0 km |
| 120mm/50 M1933 | |
| Layout | 6×2 |
| Reload Time | 6 sec |
| AP Damage | 2000 |
| 100mm/47 OTO 1928 | |
| Layout | 4×2 |
| Reload Time | 6 sec |
| HE Damage | 1500 |
| Chance of Fire | 6% |
| 100mm/47 OTO 1928 | ||
| Layout | Average DPS | Firing Range |
| 4×2 | 26 | 4.0 km |
| 37mm/54 Breda 1932 | ||
| Layout | Average DPS | Firing Range |
| 6×2 | 70 | 3.5 km |
| 20mm/65 Breda 1935 | ||
| Layout | Average DPS | Firing Range |
| 8×2 | 27 | 2.0 km |
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Why translate Julius Giulio……
"Giulio Cesare”Is Italian“Julius Caesar"But Italian syllable is a consonant a vowel, so basically no consonant at the end of it. Estimated adopted English pronunciation of "Giulio" was translated into "Julius”