World of Tanks RatingWTR

Wargaming's current rating, computed per vehicle from what a player does in battle and deliberately blind to whether the battle was won.

Also known as WTR, wot rating.

WTR scores each vehicle separately, then rolls those scores into one account figure. Depending on the vehicle's role it reads up to four things: damage dealt and assisted, damage blocked, vehicles destroyed, and survival. A heavy is judged partly on what it absorbs, a scout on what it makes possible, so the same account can score very differently on two vehicles it plays equally well.

Victories and defeats are not part of it. That is the deliberate difference with Personal Rating, which counts battles and wins and therefore keeps climbing as long as an account keeps playing.

The game shows it as a band (Bronze through Legend) rather than as a number, and only once an account has at least 50 random battles. It is replacing Personal Rating as the rating the client displays.

Related terms

Personal RatingWargaming'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.WN8A 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.WNXA modern per-vehicle rating that counts assistance damage alongside damage dealt and drops the win rate term entirely.Damage blockedPotential damage that hit the player's armor and failed to penetrate, the ledger entry for playing a heavily armored vehicle well.Survival rateThe share of battles a player finished alive, which reads as caution or as staying useful, depending on the rest of the account.

Every World of Tanks term