This article will try to debunk the commonly used terms of Dispersion & Sigma to describe a ships accuracy. While the World of Warships Wiki actually does a great job at describing these two terms in depth (Check it out here ), I want to try and make it a little easier to understand as well as ‘correct’ a few terms that are used as well as provide some clarification. DISPERSION In short, dispersion is the value used to describe the horizontal (and vertical – though the only value listed in port is horizontal) distance in which shells are expected to disperse at a range. The value in port represents the maximum horizontal dispersion for the maximum range of the ship. An example of this is the Montana has a maximum dispersion of 296m at 23.65km. So in this instance, when you fire your Montana shells at a broadside target locked (very important) ship at max range, the left most shell and the right most shell will be, at max, 296m apart. 1 This does not mean that there will ...
American Battleships are tested. These ships will have good firepower and devastating salvo's, but with a long reload and relatively low armor. See the pictures below and their preliminary stats! Please note that all information in the development blog is preliminary and subject to change during testing. Any showcased features may or may not end up on the main server. Tier VIII KANSAS Tier IX MINNESOTA Tier X VERMONT Tier VII FLORIDA Tier VIII Kansas Durability Hit points – 67,000. Plating - 32 mm. Firepower Main battery - 4x3 406 mm. Firing range - 22.7 km. Maximum HE shell damage – 5,700. Chance to cause fire – 36%. HE initial velocity - 803 m/s. Maximum AP shell damage - 12,400. AP initial velocity - 768 m/s. Reload time - 40.0 s. 180 degree turn time - 45.0 s. Maximum dispersion - 287 m. Sigma – 1.70. Secondary Armament: 8x2 127.0 mm, range - 5.0 km. Maximum HE shell damage – ...
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