Louis pre-0.5.3) you still have to see how someone plays. You can disregard most of that, but I wouldn't ignore the battles played, nor would I ever div with someone if I haven't seen them play for the team and hold their tongue in a toxic losing match. If you discard the professional seal clubbers (one particularly toxic fool had over 3.5k games, with over 1.8k in St. Someone who knows what they're doing will have at least 1k battles, 50% WR, and 30k average damage. Those suggest, in order: Experience, understanding of positioning and situational awareness, grasp of gunnery basics. Number of battles, decent WR, decent damage. Once you've done so, use the top table on their summary page, which breaks down their own rating system for the different ship types a player uses. Peek around, see what they're playing, see what they're doing well at.Īnother option is to visit Warships.Today and look the player up. Someone with mostly low-tier VMF destroyer games is going to look great with 40k damage, whereas someone with mostly high-tier battleship games is failing to pull their weight if they post the same numbers.

the script makes gleaning this information much easier.Īs for average XP, it would be quite useful, premium confusion notwithstanding.Īverage damage is another metric you must distill case by case.

You'd also need to browse their warship tab to see if they're inflating their winrate with a T2 destroyer while sucking it up everywhere else. Winrate won't give you insight into two players who are within a couple percentage points, nor will it for a player with only a couple hundred battles played.

With the script running you'll be able to separate division play from solo play, and you'll get to see a solo-only winrate.

Winrate is a valuable metric, but you need to simmer it down a little lot: grab the WoWsStatInfo script by Vov_chiK and head to the official stats page (i.e., /en/community/accounts/.).

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