world of warships how to play space battles

In almost 100 battles at Tier I to VII, I cannot remember a single battle with bots where match-making was 5 minutes (rating 11 or higher). However, the odds are good that each side will have half or more its ships commanded by bots. Notice that because of this system, as a rating 1-10 player, you could end up against mostly or all humans, and therefore have a more difficult fight. They have relatively little interest in caps (capture areas), but can move into them in their quest to engage enemy ships.

Bot cruiser and battleship captains tend to be aggressive, seeking out the nearest enemy and engaging. Bot gunnery is generally below average, but will improve if they keep firing at the same ship, or are really close. Bot DD captains will charge into close range, and wait until super close range (2 km or less) to fire torpedoes. With this amount of time, the match-maker virtually always finds human opponents, even those using Tier 1 ships!Īs a general rule, despite all the raging about incompetent human players, bots are generally poorer than humans. You can now wait up to 5 minutes for a fight. If you are value 11 or higher (11 is the level that allows the use camouflage on your ship), matchmaking changes. All bots have a colon (:) at the start of their captain's name. Since players graduate to value 11 and higher fairly quickly, bots are common because humans are in short supply. If the match-making logic (on the server) can't find humans with appropriate Tier ship(s), it will substitute bots. If you are value 10 or lower, you will be matched into battles within 1 minute.

Your service record rating will be a value between 1 and 15.

From the port screen click on the top center button 'PROFILE.' On the next screen, click the 'Service Record' button on the upper left side. Your player-account service record determines whether you fight bots or not. BOTS, MATCH WAITS and SERVICE RECORD RATING

World of warships how to play space battles