News

• 2018-11-19 - Recent results now also show a pie chart with WN8, in addition to the pie chart with win-rate which was shown previously.
• 2018-11-15 - The number of snapshots stored for players whose accounts no one has viewed in a long time will be reduced in order to reclaim database space. Please inform your friends that they should look up their accounts on Noobmeter to avoid this.
• 2018-11-05 - Now showing per-tank WN8 and damage dealt in player & player recent results pages.
• 2018-11-02 - Performance Rating tank coefficients (expected damage, expected winrate) will now be the same as for WN8. Thus they will differ only by the rating formula itself.
• 2018-10-14 - Tank tops are now available
• 2018-10-09 - Improved presentation of WN8 and win rate in player & recent results pages
• 2018-10-03 - WN8 ratings will now be regularly updated to XVM latest ones

Features overview

• Player Features
  • Track your World of Tanks and World of Warplanes progress - with progression graphs, and at different time intervals.
  • Daily account updates for registered users - log in (see top right corner) and associate your Wargaming account with your NoobMeter.com account in the Settings page. This will arrange for nightly account statistic updates.
  • Most accurate WoT player rating - the NoobMeter Performance Rating, developed and maintained by NoobMeter.com. The algorithm is now public.
  • Support for other popular WoT player ratings - WN8/WN7 ratings and Efficiency Rating.
  • Player comparison - input multiple names in the search bar, then click on player search button.
  • Player tops by different ratings for WoT recent and overall battles.
• Clan Features (WoT only)
  • Clan comparison - input multiple abbreviations in the search bar, click on the clan search button.
  • Clan player list, sorted by different ratings.
  • Clan tops by different ratings, by both recent and overall battles.
• Vehicle Statistics Features
  • Vehicle pages list top players by winrate for each vehicle.

Q. What is this?

Q. What are some general guidelines for evaluating ratings?