In battle, a position - typically on or near a flank and usually next to an island - that forces the enemy to deal with the anchor ship in order to win the flank. The middle of the ship, roughly half way between the bow and the stern. See also DOTĢ) Alpha Test - the first semi-public phase of World of Warships development. The old commander skill Advanced Firing Training.ġ) From 'alpha strike' - The amount of instant damage a ship or weapon can do in a single strike (not including fires or floods). Typically these periods are separated by reload or cooldown periods. The length of the period over which a time-limited feature, such as a consumable or sector reinforcement, is active. "Anti-Aircraft Artillery" or "Anti-Aircraft Armament" or "Triple-A". Refers to a side of the ship (port or starboard) where AA gunfire can be reinforced using the Sector Reinforcement mechanism. "Anti-Aircraft" - usually refers to the anti-aircraft function of those guns capable of firing at aircraft. Below is a list of some of the most common terminology that players may encounter.Īdj. As a result, there are many unusual terms that may appear in a discussion. World of Warships's jargon incorporates nautical jargon as well as that specific to the game. As with any complex endeavor, a jargon - a set of specialized words or expressions - develops around a game.
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