Question 1

What is WoWS Stats EU?

Accepted Answer

WoWS Stats EU is an independent statistics platform for the World of Warships European server. Look up any player's battle history, ship performance, and personal rating — no account required. Data is sourced from the official Wargaming Public API.

Question 2

How can I look up a World of Warships player's stats without logging in?

Accepted Answer

Go to wows-numbers.eu and type the player's nickname into the search field. Stats are pulled directly from the Wargaming Public API and displayed instantly — no account, no login, no download required. The only limitation is that players who set their profile to private in their Wargaming account settings cannot be viewed.

Question 3

How many players are active on the World of Warships EU server?

Accepted Answer

The World of Warships EU server has several hundred thousand registered accounts. Based on our sampling data, roughly 30,000–60,000 players are active in any given week, with activity peaking during weekends and major in-game events. Exact numbers fluctuate with patches and seasonal content.

Question 4

What is Personal Rating (PR) in World of Warships?

Accepted Answer

PR (Personal Rating) compares your damage, kills, and win rate against expected values per ship class. It is the community standard metric, not an official Wargaming stat. Scale: below 750 Bad, 750-1100 Below Average, 1100-1350 Average, 1350-1550 Good, 1550-1750 Very Good, 1750-2100 Great, 2100-2450 Unicum, 2450+ Super Unicum.

Question 5

What is a good win rate in World of Warships?

Accepted Answer

The average win rate on the EU server is close to 50% by definition (every battle has winners and losers). A win rate of 52–54% is considered above average, 55–57% good, 58–60% very good, and above 60% places you among the top players. Sustained 65%+ win rates are exceptional and typically achieved by unicum-tier players. Win rate alone is less reliable below 1,000 battles due to small-sample variance.

Question 6

What is WTR (Warships Today Rating) in World of Warships?

Accepted Answer

WTR is a community-developed performance metric used by the Warships Today statistics site. Like PR (Personal Rating), it weighs damage, kills, and win rate against ship-specific expected values. PR and WTR use different formulas and produce different numbers, but both aim to measure skill relative to the average player on a given ship.

Question 7

What ship classes are there in World of Warships?

Accepted Answer

World of Warships has five ship classes: Destroyers (DD) — fast, stealthy torpedo specialists; Cruisers (CL/CA) — versatile mid-range ships with strong anti-aircraft capabilities; Battleships (BB) — heavily armored ships with the highest damage output; Aircraft Carriers (CV) — launch planes for air strikes and spotting; and Submarines (SS) — underwater ambush vessels that use torpedoes and sonar pings. Each class plays a distinct role in team battles.

Question 8

What are ranked battles in World of Warships?

Accepted Answer

Ranked battles are a competitive mode in World of Warships where players earn or lose Stars by winning or losing matches, progressing through Bronze, Silver, and Gold leagues. The top players at the end of a Ranked Sprint or Season receive special rewards. Ranked uses smaller team sizes (typically 7v7) compared to the standard 12v12 Random Battles, making individual performance more impactful.

Question 9

Why can't I see a player's stats — profile shows as private?

Accepted Answer

Around 80-90% of EU players have set their profile to private in Wargaming account settings. Stats for private profiles cannot be retrieved — this is a Wargaming platform restriction, not a bug on our side.

Question 10

What is Elite, Special, and Premium ship status in WoWS?

Accepted Answer

Elite ships are fully researched tech-tree ships shown with a silver oak wreath — Tier X ships are always Elite. Special ships come from events or missions and have a gold wreath but no credit bonus. Premium ships are bought with doubloons, show a gold wreath, and earn bonus credits and XP per battle.

Question 11

What is the Battle Monitor feature?

Accepted Answer

The Monitor reads your tempArenaInfo.json file (created by WoWS in your replays folder when a battle starts) and shows live stats for all 24 players in your match — personal rating, win rate, average damage, kills, and clan information. Chrome and Edge support automatic folder monitoring.

Question 12

What do the ship performance badges mean?

Accepted Answer

Ship badges compare your lifetime average XP per battle on a specific ship against all EU server players: 3rd Class means top 50%, 2nd Class top 20%, 1st Class top 5%, and Expert top 1%.

Question 13

How often are World of Warships stats updated?

Accepted Answer

Stats are fetched live from the Wargaming API when you open a profile and cached for 15 minutes. You can force a manual refresh at any time using the refresh button. Silver+ sponsors receive automatic daily updates — their stats are refreshed every 24 hours without any manual action required.

Question 14

Can I see my ranked battle history on WoWS Stats EU?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Silver+ sponsors can view a full ranked battle history on their player profile — win rate, average damage, and XP for every ranked season they participated in, displayed in a sortable table.

Question 15

What is the Recent Performance feature on WoWS Stats EU?

Accepted Answer

Recent Performance is a Bronze+ sponsor feature that shows your PR delta, frags, and survival rate for the last 7, 21, and 90 days. It lets you track whether your performance is improving or declining over specific time windows, independent of your all-time averages.

Question 16

Does WoWS Stats EU show radar charts for ship performance?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Bronze+ sponsors see radar charts on their player profile that break down win rate, average damage, and frags across three dimensions: by tier (I–XI), by nation, and by ship class (DD/CA/BB/CV/SS). The charts make it easy to spot which tier or ship type you perform best in.

Question 17

What are the sponsor tiers on WoWS Stats EU and what do they unlock?

Accepted Answer

WoWS Stats EU offers four sponsor tiers: Bronze (5 EUR one-time) unlocks radar charts by tier, nation and class, recent performance tracking, and leaderboard filters. Silver (10 EUR one-time) adds daily auto-updates, ranked season history, the Last 30 Days Leaderboard, an API key, and a custom profile avatar. Gold (25 EUR or 2.50 EUR/month) adds priority stat refresh. Diamond (60 EUR or 6 EUR/month) adds the ability to hide your profile from other users.

Question 18

What is the Fleet Breakdown on WoWS Stats EU?

Accepted Answer

The Fleet Breakdown is a free feature on every player profile that shows aggregated win rate, average damage, and frags split by ship class — Destroyers (DD), Cruisers (CA), Battleships (BB), Aircraft Carriers (CV), and Submarines (SS). It gives a quick overview of which ship type a player specialises in.

Question 19

What career records does WoWS Stats EU track?

Accepted Answer

WoWS Stats EU displays career-best records on every player profile for free: highest single-battle damage, highest frags in one battle, and highest XP earned in one battle. These are derived from the Wargaming API and show the player's all-time peak performance.