Regrinds do not need to be completed within a specific season to obtain the 2x RP bonus. The second line reset may be completed and played first, but it will earn only the base Research Points. Note that the 2x season bonus does not depend on the first line reset being unlocked or played first. The following dates are for the North American server (European dates are 1 day later): Season end dates may be viewed by scrolling to the bottom of the tech-tree. In each season, the first line reset becomes eligible for double (2x) Research Points when the Tiers V–X ships in the line are played to a win. Having finally been unlocked, they can earn RP in subsequent resets.Įach Research Bureau season lasts 90 days.
After the reset, the Tier V to VII ships may be unlocked and played, yet will earn no RP. The player obtains the Tier IX and X ships in the normal manner, enabling a line reset. However, ships that were never unlocked cannot earn Research Points after the line is reset.įor example, A Tier VIII ship is obtained during an Early Access event, but no ship below it on the tech tree. A icon appears in the tech tree and in the Ship Carousel on each ship with a bonus available, indicating that can be earned from that ship.Įspecially with Early Access ships, it is possible to unlock a Tier X ship without unlocking all the ships in the line.Tier II–X ships and their modules become locked,.The relevant Battle Performance Bonus is added to each researched Tier V–X ship,.Modules, whether mounted or in Inventory, are sold for Credits at the normal Sell price,.The ships in port are sold for Credits at the normal Sell price,.Commanders are moved to Reserve (slots are added when necessary),.Mounted camouflages, skins, and signals are de-mounted,.Mounted Upgrades are de-mounted to Inventory at no cost,.All ship XP is moved to the Tier I ship,.For all Tier II through Tier X ships in the line:
Pressing this button (and confirming), causes the line to reset. Once line resetting is enabled a button will appear below each researched Tier X ship in the Tech Tree panel in Port. To enable line resets the player must have qualified for the Research Bureau. Lines can be reset any number of times per season, and the base value applies to each ship for every reset. When the ship is played to a win (or the base XP in a battle is achieved) the accumulated Battle Performance Bonus is awarded and the total available is set back to zero. The base earnable for the ship tier (shown in the illustration above) is multiplied by any applicable bonus, for instance the 2x bonus for the first reset of a season, and the total added to any previous bonus on the ship. Two examples are Snowflake-type event rewards and Research Points.Īt each reset, Battle Performance Bonuses - in this case - are calculated and recorded on the ship.
The term Battle Performance Bonuses refers to rewards that are triggered by battle results in addition to Experience and Credits.
the USA light and heavy cruiser lines), each line includes the ships that are common to both (in this case the Tier II–V cruisers)). See below.Īlthough small amounts of can be obtained from such things as Daily Missions and Dockyard Events, the primary source is by 'resetting' lines of tech tree ships then re-earning and playing them.Ī line is defined as those ships that must be unlocked consecutively to obtain a Tier X ship. In the qualified player's Armory, a Research Bureau page is enabled that describes the loot for which RP can be exchanged. Immediately on qualifying, the player receives 10,000 Research Points (RP). through Dockyard events, also qualifies the player for the Research Bureau. Obtaining Research Points in other ways, e.g. Any player with five (5) unlocked tech tree Tier X ships automatically qualifies. And often, a now-more experienced player will discover that his lower-tier ships seem to play better than when he was first grinding through them.Ī player may qualify for the Research Bureau in several ways. These ships offer game play experiences that are equally interesting as those of Tier X ships. However, in doing so, players often leave intermediate-tier ships behind. The principle of player progression in World of Warships is moving from lower tier to higher tier ships up to the apex of each branch - the Tier X ship.
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