The Pocket Battleship type is a hybrid type first and foremost, making it the only unique but niche class in the original Warships Game there is.Your secondaries have a decently fast reload time so hitting your main guns shouldn't be hard if you're constantly hitting the enemy with your secondary guns. Upon hitting your secondary shells, adjust your main guns to follow up your secondary fire.Your guns are rapid-firing, but not heavy-hitting, so you won't be able to one-shot them even with Thunderer quickly unlike Battleships with one salvo. The only way you'll be able to counter Red October or Declaration with Pocket Battleships is not being predictable (moving in a weird pattern, constantly shifting speeds) and always being on the watch. Pocket battleships are ridiculously bulky, both in size and hitbox, so chances are you won't be able to graze torpedoes as you'd expect to. Dodge in advance if you see any torpedoes coming right at you.With your rapid-firing secondaries, you won't need to adjust your angles all that much if you want to find the angle that's enough for you to get hits in. Don't just stay in one path and always keep turning to make the enemy adjust their angles more frequently. Remember not to always show your broadside if the enemy is able to deal higher damage per salvo than your pocket battleship that relies on rapid-firing salvoes. Avoid engaging in Close-quarters combat against the End-tier Battleships, as they'll outgun you with their main guns when broadsiding fairly quickly.With a higher amount of secondary guns, you'll have a higher chance of shooting down aircraft squadrons due to the amount of shells being fired either all at once or sequentially at the enemy aircraft.
You'll have the advantage of destroying aircraft squadrons due to the pocket battleships' large number of secondaries as the tiers progress.
Due to this, they're able to elevate in a high-angle.
Remember that these are Battleship Secondary guns and not the branch's own guns. You paid for the whole ship, then use the whole ship. Always fire these secondaries by pressing the R key instead of clicking, as you'll fire your main guns in the process, which is not ideal if you're going to miss anyway. These secondaries do not fall into the "heavy-hitting" category, though their quantity is enough to be threatening against enemies, both physically and psychologically. 
The Higher-tiers of the branch focus on having a large amount of secondary guns as they progress into the final pocket battleship, the Thunderer, which has 17 secondary guns in total. Click on their names or pictures to view more about them. There are currently 5 Pocket Battleships to date, all 5 being mainline vessels. The fire rate of the secondary armament makes bombarding the enemy side seem like a breeze due to the amount of artillery cover the secondaries can provide alone. Their secondary armament is quite formidable, with each individual secondary gun being capable of dealing up to 2K damage, considering that 9 of them can be fired broadside from Thunderer as well as having sniping capabilities, they pack quite a punch compared to Setskov and Charlemagne's secondaries. Due to their bulkiness, they're easier to hit, though their speed is enough to outrun battleships that have higher armor values and stronger damage. They still have considerably high armor values despite their speed, making them somewhat both tanky and agile as they're quite literally just Heavy Cruisers with the exception of Thunderer. Despite that, most of their strength comes from the rapid-firing secondaries, like that of Thunderer's, being able to bombard ships from far away. They are faster and bulkier, though have weaker artillery compared to higher-tier battleships. The Pocket Battleship Branch is a sub-branch alternative to the nominal Battleships and are initially just heavily armored Heavy Cruisers. Thunderer, the top-tier Pocket Battleship.
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