World of Tanks player statistics
Track the statistics and rating of any player. Noobometer for World of Tanks is the perfect tool for checking tank players’ statistics. In our service, you can view World of Tanks player statistics: Number of battles, WN7 and WN8, Number of wins, Winrate, accuracy, Average tank tier, Average damage, Average experience, Maximum experience per battle, how many base capture and base defense points earned, how many enemies destroyed, K/D rating, Accuracy, favorite tanks.
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- KorbenDallas
- not_your_friend
- UniversEnemy
FAQ
What is the noobometer?
The noobometer in World of Tanks is a tool for evaluating players’ gaming experience. It’s called by different names: Deer meter, XVM, Noobometer. It analyzes statistics, including win percentage, damage, and other indicators, expressing the overall skill level. Noobometers exist as a game mod (like XVM) or as an online checking service (like on our website).
What is a normal win percentage in tanks?
A normal win percentage in World of Tanks depends on many factors, but the average player aims for a level of 48-52%. It’s important to note that this can vary depending on gaming experience and play style.
Where can I view WoT tank statistics?
You can find tank statistics on our website or the official World of Tanks portal. Enter your nickname in the input box above to get detailed information.
How to improve statistics in World of Tanks?
Improve your skills, study maps, cooperate with your team, and choose equipment that suits your style. Regular training and error analysis will help you effectively improve your performance.
How to earn more experience in World of Tanks?
Earn more experience by actively participating in battle: deal damage, help allies, and complete tasks. Also use experience bonuses and premium accounts to increase the points you receive.
Effective use of the noobometer in World of Tanks can help you better understand your strengths and weaknesses, which is key to consistently improving your game statistics. Remember that the path to success requires continuous learning and adapting your approach. Good luck on the battlefields!