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)). The Research Bureau page in the Armory is also enabled.Īlthough small amounts of can be obtained from such things as Battle Performance Bonuses, 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. (The ships do not have to be in Port.) Immediately on fully qualifying, the player receives 10,000 Research Points (RP). Unlocking five (5) tech tree Tier X ships fully qualifies one. A partially qualified player does not receive a bonus, nor can they reset lines. Simply earning Research Points unlocks the ability to spend them - that is, the Research Bureau page in the Armory. through Dockyard events or Battle Performance Bonuses, partially qualifies the player for the Research Bureau. Obtaining Research Points in other ways, e.g. Any player with five unlocked tech tree Tier X ships is fully qualified. 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 tech tree branch - the Tier X ship.
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