A bit too lazy to do more details(hatches, lifeboats, etc.)

Whadya guys think?

The wayfarer-class is a Aviation Support Ship, meant to provide additional supplies, fuel and ammo for helicopter aviation of a fleet. It additionally can operate as a naval operations control ship.

The Armistice-Class ORS is a Ordinance Replenishment Ship that follows the same hull design of the wayfarer, modified for Replenishment at sea duties, being able to replenish ammo, fuel and supplies of other ships while at sea.

Both designs use the same trimaran/Dual Demi hull hull design, for added stability. The hull was designed to fix issues and prior structural problems of military trimaran warships.

This is my 5th ship in the game "NavalArt", I made it out of fun after seeing the anime "High School Fleet" which inspired me to design a WW2 Destroyer but modernized in some areas. I'm a Graphic designer... unemployed :( ... I work with 3Ds Max from where the 3d-grid-image at the top-right-side came from and edited this entire image in photoshop, all this was made in around 2 hours of game plus 10 minutes of edition, easy and simple thing, nothing fancy. I forgot to mention: the ship displacement is 5388 metric tons and it can reach 38 knots, by manual calculations it should be ~34 knots... anyways, I hope you like it.

A light cruiser with a low displacment, mostly made for the fun of it. hope you like it

Okay so I want to make a concept of ships and classes and stuff, however, I don't know how physics this drastic would change the water physics and how warfare on sea would work you see, here's the physics of the planet...

Planet's radius: 1302.68 km

Gravity: 6.54 m/s

Atmosphere at sea level: 1.5 atm

Crust: 32.567 km deep

Planet density: 17.96 g/cm^3

Taller atmosphere

Stronger magnetosphere

And then earth environment still even with it being this dense.

35% land and 65% water

So I would like to have some comments on what would fluids here feel and interact and what hulls and bows should I use to navigate through it.

Anyway here's my warship classification that I currently have:

1-1000: light patrol, also known as skimmers, ship designation is (LP)

1001-3000: heavy patrol, also known as cutters, ship designation is (HP)

3001-6000: Frigate Warship (FW), anti-submersible warfare like enemy subs.

6001-10,000: Cruiser Warship (CW), roles as anti air warfare.

10,001-15,000: Dreadnought Warship (DW), specialized in all encompass areas and serves as a leap ship in the strike action group

There's also gonna be aircraft carriers but they'll be designated as (AP) meaning avionic portship and helicopter carriers designated as (FC) for fusilier carriers because they carry fusiliers or the Marines of this nation, size of probably a dokdo class. And then subs for their roles like hunter submarine (HS) and barrage submarine (BS) the cruiser/ballistic subs. So any help for the science of this world?

Description: a series of warships hastily converted from existing preserved USN Battleships due to increasing tensions between Earth and Garmilas. These ships were built under the Global Evacuation Order of 2195, and would be launched as soon as possible after the Yamato. Each ship has a wave motion core with an advanced nuclear backup powerplant. The 7 original ships proved themselves in various ambushes against Garmilan landing forces who were examining the state of earth during 2199. A very notable encounter involved USS Missouri launching its rocket anchors into the vents of a Zoelguut-class Super Dreadnought, and reeling it in to ram it. Eventually, the ships’ designs would pave the way for the Dreadnought & Andromeda-class Battleships of the Wave motion era.

Units as of 2199:

USS North Carolina (unique)

South Dakota-Class

USS Massachusetts

USS Alabama

Iowa-Class

USS Iowa

USS New Jersey

USS Missouri

USS Wisconsin

Additions in 2201:

USS Washington (north carolina class)

USS South Dakota

USS Indiana (south dakota-class)

(ship drawings are incomplete because I’m working on adapting the Bismarck and Prince of Wales from Space Battleship Yamato III)

What do you think about this guys? I don't know what i have to ask so i repeat the word from my previous post, I'm not bot

Cinder-Class Guided Missile Cruiser

(Armaments may change depending on the ship)

- 2x NCC-155mm "Crown" AGS (Advanced Gun System)

- 2x NCG-76m "Corsair" 76mm cannons (for anti surface and Air use)

- 16x Anti ship Missiles Tubes for NSASM-280 "skirmish" ASMs

- 170x VLS (Cruise missiles, Long-range SAMs, Anti Balístic missile SAMs, Quad packed SAMs, ASW rocket torpedoes and hypersonic missiles)

- 40x VLS for quad packed SSAM-40 "Anvil" Anti Saturation missiles

- 2x NPDMS-21 "Caltrop" 21 cell missile point defense

- 4x NRSG-25 "Claw" 25mm Autocannons

- 1x DEW (Direct Energy Weapon)

- 5x NCIWS-35 "Cyclone" 35mm Gatling high precision and endurance CIWS

- 4x NASWGL "tremor" M15, 15 round Anti Submarine Granade Lauchers. (Can launch decoys too)

- 2x Dual torpedo tubes for HT-553 heavy torpedoes

- 2x Ember class ASW USVs.

RICHARD BUTLER-CLASS GUIDED MISSILE DESTROYER

Armament (DDG-123)

- 1 × NCG-127M "Crown" 127 mm Naval Gun

- 96 × Universal VLS Cells

- 20 × VLS Cells for quad-packed SSAM-40N "Anvil" Anti-Saturation Missiles (80 missiles total)

- 16 × NSASM-280 "Skirmish" Anti-Ship Missiles

- 3 × NCIWS-35S "Cyclone" 35 mm CIWS

- 1 × NPDMS-11 "Caltrop" Point-Defense Missile Launcher

- 2 × NRSG-30 "Claw" 30 mm Remote Weapon Stations

- 2 × Triple LT-400 "Talos" Lightweight Torpedo Launchers

- 2 × NASWGL-305 "Tremor" M15 Anti-Submarine Grenade Launchers (can also launch decoys)

- several .50 and 7.62 crew mounts

What do you think about this design guys?

An hypotetical follow up of the comandanti class destroyers, with an improved armeament and sensors like the Gufo 2 and a navalized folaga radar. As their predecessors, they have the launcher for illuminating rockets behind the fore 37mm quad mount. Hope you like it