Suggest a video
Queue a YouTube link for moderation. Requires a signed-in Wargaming account, so a suggestion always carries who made it. The link must be a YouTube video we can embed, and its timestamp is what marks the battle. A submission is filed under the map it was fought on, which is checked against the catalogue along with the mode, so a battle cannot be filed under a map that never runs it. A random battle also names the vehicle and the damage; a competitive battle names neither, since a tactic belongs to the ground and the side rather than to one player's game. Nothing is published here: a moderator approves it first. 401 when signed out, 404 when submissions are unconfigured, 409 when that exact battle was already submitted.
Path Parameters
Game server region.
Value in
- "eu"
- "na"
- "asia"
Request Body
application/json
TypeScript Definitions
Use the request body type in TypeScript.
Response Body
application/json
curl -X POST "https://example.com/eu/videos/suggest" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "url": "string", "arenaId": "string", "mode": "standard", "spawnTeam": 1, "result": "victory", "format": "random" }'{ "ok": true}My queued videos GET
The signed-in user's own suggestions that are still waiting on a moderator, wherever they were filed. Their own only: an unreviewed row is shown to the person waiting on it and to nobody else, which is also why this answers with an empty list rather than an error when signed out. Uncached for the same reason, unlike the published lists beside it. Not scoped to one tank or map: the page that renders it keeps the rows it is about.
Tanks specifications GET
Combat specifications for every tank on a region: firepower (damage, DPM, penetration, accuracy, aim time), gun handling and dispersion, mobility (speed, traverse, terrain resistance, power-to-weight), survivability (hit points, armor, module health) and concealment / view range. One row per vehicle in the region's catalogue. Values are region-agnostic (WG balances vehicles identically across servers); only the catalogue differs per region.