This means that larger weapons are generally more effective against larger, slower ships, and smaller weapons are more effective against smaller, evasive ships. As a rule of thumb, larger sizes usually have lower tracking, but greater weapons range, damage per hit and damage per day, while smaller sizes conversely have higher tracking but lesser weapons range and damage output. Damage modifiers: How effective the weapon is against a given type of defense.Average Damage: How much damage the weapon will deal per in-game day, assuming the target has no evasion.A target must be within this firing range in order for a weapon to be able to engage it. Range: The maximum and minimum distance the weapon can be used at.If this value is higher than the target's evasion value, the weapon will enjoy base accuracy. Tracking: How much of the target's evasion the weapon will ignore when firing at its target.Certain weapons are easier to aim than others. Accuracy: The base chance of the weapon hitting a target, assuming the target has 0% evasion.Cooldown: After attacking, every weapon has a mandatory time delay it has to go through before it can attack again.Damage: How much damage the weapon will deal per hit if it hits its target at 100% efficiency.Type: What category of weapons this particular weapon belongs to.Power Usage: How much power the weapon will consume when installed.Cost: How many resources the weapon requires in order to be built and operated.In-game, a weapon has the following stats:

4.2 Ancient Nano-Missile Cloud Launcher.

World of warships stat tracking