Eldridge

Tier: 5

 Shitty PvP meme from 2 years ago.  Please do not use this, ever.

 Eldridge suffers from the exact same issues as every other US DD: she can’t decide on something to be good at, so she half-asses everything and is mediocre all-around.  Except she ALSO has to go the extra mile and have CA speed for some reason.  Very slow, she is an actual liability to your fleet and offers virtually nothing in return other than a half-decent barrage.

 Skill: Operation Rainbow

Eldridge’s skill SOUNDS good, until you realize that 1) she’s a DD and should not be taking damage, 2) its proc chance is pathetic, 3) it starts on cooldown, and 4) it’s better to just run a DD with real speed so you can... not get hit in the first place.  She really has NO place in PvE.


 Eldridge in PvP

Eldridge used to see use in PvP back when the game was new, where you would abuse the reset mechanics to make her skill’s proc chance irrelevant.  You can still do this if you REALLY want but imo it really isn’t worth the time to do so.

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