World of Tanks

Greetings, Commanders! The current in-fight correspondence framework in World of Tanks hasn't experienced an adjustment in years. A few alternatives are somewhat restricted and, on occasion, unequipped for helping colleagues impart or share plans and strategies in fight viably. Simultaneously, the current warning framework frequently sends data without setting. For instance, a great deal of player criticism has referenced how minimap pings can have an assortment of implications. They regularly make a wreck of hazy data that befuddles partners. In the wake of contemplating your proposals, we chose to revise and improve the current in-fight correspondence framework to make it more clear, increasingly enlightening, and progressively productive. Here's the means by which it will work.

Interacting With Map Objects

While the timer counts down to the start of the battle, you can inform your teammates where you’ll be going by interacting with special markers. They highlight the main points of interest on the map and help you decide where you can catch the enemy by surprise.

You’ll also see how many allies plan to go to the same location. This will help you to better coordinate with your team and get a clearer understanding of what to do in battle. As a result, you'll be able to launch more effective attacks and act more harmoniously with your teammates. You can easily interact with all objects on the map, including stones, buildings, bushes, etc. Instead of clicking on the minimap or writing in chat, feel free to highlight a specific point of the battle locale. A ping sign visible to all your teammates will appear both on the map and the minimap.

Adding Context and Meaning to Pings

It's no big secret that a large number of random pings in battle sometimes results in information overload, which then distracts you from what’s taking place on the battlefield. Previously, it was sometimes difficult to understand what a specific ping meant. Now you’ll be able to use two types of markers to give more context to a ping: "attention here" and "moving there".

Any player can respond to your ping by committing to it. Next to each ping, the number of committed allies will be displayed. Committing to other players' pings will reduce the amount of uncertainty and add visibility to your teammates’ actions.

You can also send a command to a teammate and receive feedback in response. Personal reply options to allies will be shown in a separate heads-up display that allows you to quickly reply using the "Z" button.

Interacting With the Minimap

You can pin a point to the minimap to draw the attention of your allies to a zone by left-clicking, or to show your intention to move to a certain location by right-clicking. Commanders playing in SPGs can notify their allies as to which point (or zone) they’re going to attack. To do this, either left-click on the minimap when in strategic mode, or ping for attention when in regular mode. The CTRL + right-click command remains unchanged.

ALL VEHICLES, EXCEPT SPGS