Did they even escort any of the convoys to Murmansk?

(DISCLAIMER: no you can’t claim racist vs me. im asian. a very aggro one.)

HMS Hood was not a Battleship, it was a Battlecruiser: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Hood_(51)
Due to poor ship design it was not suited for engaging ships of the calibre of the Bismarck. It was an extremely lucky shot that caused its destruction, aided by a design that sacrificed protection from plunging fire in order to keep the tonnage down.
The IJN turned the Pacific into their own pond for the first months of the war, not even the USN ventured into the western pacific until the later stages of 1942.
The PoW and Repulse were sunk as much by Japanese planes as by the rank stupidity of the Admiralty that issued their orders.
The Swordfish torpedo bomber caused the demise of the Bismark, one of the most advanced capital ships at the outbreak of WWII. Please note that they flew from Aircraft Carriers of the Royal Navy. Soviet Aircraft Carriers?

The British Navy provided convoy escort in the Atlantic as well as on the North Cape route to the Soviet Union. Without that the Soviet Union would not have had the help it so desperately needed.
The British Navy single handedly kept the German, French and Italian Navies in check in the Atlantic, North and Mediterranean Seas. In addition they provided Capital ships, Aircraft Carriers and various other fleet components to aid the Americans in the Pacific Oceans.

Where was the Soviet Fleet during this time? Only existed on paper.

This whole thing is about developed tech trees for the game, you mental inbreed, not what actions they undertook.
Try thinking with your brain and farting out your ass, not the other way around.

“The 2012 reported revenue for Wargaming was broken down in the following way in their Annual
Report. (Was in Euros, changed it to U.S funds and made it simple to read)

Overall Revenue 281 million, Broken down into..

168.9 million – Russian Server
70.0 million – European server
39.7 million – U.S Server
2.4 million – Sea Server

Now compare that to active players closer to the time of the report (Pulled Dec 01, 2012)

3,034,756 – Russian Server
845,528 – European server
195,340 – U.S Server
62,225 – Sea Server

That means that that for the average active player they made roughly the following per month..
$4.64 – Russian Server
$6.90 – European server
$16.94 – U.S Server
$3.21 – Sea Server

So it supports them saying American’s spend more, which it clearly shows per active user, just the American server has 1/15th of the active users they have on the Russian server. The bulk of the revenue is still the Russian servers due to the extremely high active user count.”

EU freeloaders do not think so. Majority of money form Russia followed by EU then US.

It wasn’t the key factor in the war, I’ll grant you that (the Germans really did suck), but it has such cultural importance, that not considering it equal in terms of significance today with the Pacific is, in my opinion, a mistake.
Especially for a majoritarly European (politically and geographically) demographic.