The minimum possible Spotting Range is 50m, referred to as Proximity or “Proxy” Spotting. The absolute maximum Spotting Range you can possibly have is 445m, beyond that point the server will no longer perform spotting checks, so even if you’re a Type 5 Heavy slamming its HE shells down range against a Sheridan 446m away, he will never spot you. Spotting Range is the maximum distance you will spot an enemy tank providing you have line of sight. This is what most players wrongly believe View Range is. If it was possible to have over 1000m View Range (it’s not due to a limited number of stat-boosting effects being available), you could have over 1000m View Range and would largely negate a lot of tanks Concealment rating as a result.Ĭheck out the Highest View Range Tanks in World of Tanks. As such, View Range has no limit, meaning the better your View Range, the better your Spotting Range at any distance. View Range is nothing more than a reference used in the formula to calculate Spotting Range and by itself holds no relevance. Your view range is affected by the vehicle’s turret, the Commander’s Major Qualification (50%-100%), whether or not the Commander and Radio Operator have the Recon and Situational Awareness skills respectively, and stat-boosting equipment and consumables such as Binoculars, Coated Optics, Premium Food, or Ventilation. View Range, separate to - but often confused with - Spotting Range, is the theoretical maximum distance your vehicles Commander (the crew member) can see. If you fall into this category, or simply want to ensure you’re free of misconceptions, this is the article for you.Īlso read our guide on Overmatch, Normalization, and Ricochet mechanics to gain a greater advantage over your opposition. World of Tanks isn’t too noob-friendly when it comes to things like camouflage or lighting up targets which can often mean players never learn them, even when reaching the more competitive tiers. Next up on the Game Mechanics agenda, a guide for all your communication and spotting needs.
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