In WoWS, knowledge of the map is not a factor, but strategic placement and understanding relative positioning is vital.

WoT Is fast paced, you must know the map, the choke holds, and good ambush spots. I am not as good a tank driver, as a ship driver, the WoT environment is much more dynamic and tactical, and tanks are more perishable, while the WoWS environment is more strategic, but it’s more open, it’s harder to hide, and ships have more health and everyone gets a big bite, versus tanks, which can be destroyed in 3-10 hits, where you’d better be in the right place or the enemy tank will be dead before you get a shot, and ships, especially battleships can someone absorb a dozen hits.Įach game offers a different strategy. 55k damage delivered, with 226k silver, 7000 XP, and 3000 FXP earned.įor me, in WoTs, playing in the tier 5-10 Range a good game is 40-70k silver earned. I applied 64k of damage and was rewarded with 272k silver, 3730 XP, and 1295 FXP Earned. Recently I played 2 battles in WoWS, the caveat was with a premium account and flags applied: I recently subscribed to Wargamimg premium which allows you to play both games on a single account, however my understanding is that you take a 15% hit on earnings (not XP) and I’ve only found it available on the WoWS Shop. I have noticed how much easier it is to make silver in World of Warships and my impression is the difference is how differently War Gaming is handling the economies of each game. In both games, I am playing mostly in the tier 5-9 range, but in WoT I have about 4 T10 tanks.

Now I’ve been playing both games for over a month, actually WoWS over 2 years, but restarted WoT about 2 months ago.

War thunder vs world of tanks