Crew terms

Stronger versions of standard equipment, earned with bonds or from events rather than bought with credits.

A perk that raises every crew member's effectiveness, but only while the entire crew has it trained.

The equipment that raises concealment once the vehicle has stood still for three seconds.

A single-use item carried into battle: repair kits, first aid kits, fire extinguishers and the food that boosts the whole crew.

The job a crew member holds, each one governing a different set of the vehicle's numbers.

An ability trained past 100 percent proficiency, which either improves gradually as it is learned or activates all at once when complete.

A crew member's proficiency in their main role, as a percentage, which scales every stat that role governs.

A consumable that boosts a piece of equipment or a crew skill for one battle.

Permanent upgrades fitted into a vehicle's three slots, each improving one area of its performance.

Per-vehicle upgrades unlocked after a vehicle is elite, trading one stat against another in a series of choices.

The equipment that shortens reload time, and the first thing fitted on almost any vehicle with a conventional gun.

The equipment that speeds up hull and turret traverse and softens the dispersion penalty for turning.

The two view-range equipments: coated optics work always, binoculars give more but only after three seconds standing still.

Moving a crew to a different vehicle, at a cost in training percentage unless gold is paid.

The commander perk that lights a bulb a few seconds after the vehicle has been spotted, the single most valuable ability in the game.

The equipment that reduces high explosive damage, stun duration, crew injuries and ramming damage.

The equipment that adds engine power and top speed, the standard fix for a vehicle that arrives late.

The equipment that cuts the dispersion penalties for moving and traversing, turning a gun that must stop into one that can shoot on the move.