Ratings terms

The first widely used community rating, built from account averages and long since replaced by WN7 and WN8.

The per-vehicle server averages a rating measures a player against: what a typical player produces in that exact tank.

The Steel Hunter performance rating used on unicum.gg, built from average experience per battle and win rate, discounted for small samples.

Wargaming's own rating, shown in the game client and on the portal, which grows with the number of battles played as well as with performance.

The nine-step colour scale the community reads ratings through, running from black at the bottom to dark purple at the top.

A rating computed over a recent window of battles only, so it reflects how a player performs now rather than over their whole history.

The 2012 predecessor to WN8, computed from account averages and the player's average tier instead of per-vehicle expected values.

A community performance rating that scores a player against the damage, kills, spotting and base defence expected of the vehicles they actually play, with a win rate term on top.

A modern per-vehicle rating that counts assistance damage alongside damage dealt and drops the win rate term entirely.