Economy

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	Se pueden obtener Doblones de diferentes maneras:			Se pueden obtener Doblones de diferentes maneras:
?	* Purchased directly from the premium shop.		+	* Comprándolos en la [https://eu.wargaming.net/shop/wows/main/ Tienda premium].
	:* Any amount of doubloons between 500 and 25000 may be purchased with the price in USD being approximately (0.0067 * number of doubloons)^0.9. This is slightly more expensive than the standard packages, but not by much (at most 1.2% difference). The number of doubloons per dollar is between 168 and 250.			:* Any amount of doubloons between 500 and 25000 may be purchased with the price in USD being approximately (0.0067 * number of doubloons)^0.9. This is slightly more expensive than the standard packages, but not by much (at most 1.2% difference). The number of doubloons per dollar is between 168 and 250.
	* Purchased as part of a bundle. Examples of these bundles:			* Purchased as part of a bundle. Examples of these bundles:

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Comprender y dominar la economía de World of Warships es una de las claves para disfrutar del juego. Hay cinco tipos principales de divisa: Doblones, Créditos, Experiencia, Experiencia libre y Experiencia de Comandante de Élite. La cantidad de Doblones, Créditos y Experiencia libre acumulados se puede observar en la esquina superior derecha del juego cuando estás en la pantalla del Puerto. También puedes consultarlo en tu perfil de la web del juego a través de la pestaña de Jugadores siempre y cuando estés logueado (sesión abierta). La Experiencia y Experiencia de Comandante de Élite solo se pueden consultar dentro del juego.

Creditos

Los Créditos es una de las divisas básicas en World of Warships. Se usa para comprar barcos, módulos, consumibles premium, mejoras y reentrenamiento de comandantes al 50%.

Los jugadores pueden ganar créditos en las batallas, campañas, contenedores, misiones especiales o paquetes especiales en la Tienda premium. La ganancia base de créditos en batalla depende del desempeño del jugador. Afectan positivamente al resultado final el daño propio, daño sobre detectados, puntos de captura y defensa, barcos o aviones destruidos, etc. Esta ganancia base puede incrementarse con modificadores tales como algunas banderas de señales o camuflajes especiales.

La Cuenta Premium incrementa en un 50% la ganancia de créditos. Todos los barcos premium ganan más créditos que los barcos normales del árbol tecnológico.

También se pueden obtener créditos a cambio de doblones. La ratio normal de cambio es de 1500 créditos por 1 doblón. En ocasiones, durante eventos especiales esta ratio de cambio mejora.

Doblones

Los Doblones en World of Warships funcionan como el Oro en World of Tanks y Warplanes. Es una divisa premium que afecta significativamente a la experiencia de juego.

Se pueden obtener Doblones de diferentes maneras:

• Comprándolos en la Tienda premium.

• Any amount of doubloons between 500 and 25000 may be purchased with the price in USD being approximately (0.0067 * number of doubloons)^0.9. This is slightly more expensive than the standard packages, but not by much (at most 1.2% difference). The number of doubloons per dollar is between 168 and 250.

• Purchased as part of a bundle. Examples of these bundles:

• Premium ship bundles.
• Weekend Captain's Pass (available most weekends).
• Check the "Specials" section of the World of Warships shop for limited offerings.

• Achieving a specific rank during a season of Ranked Battles.
• Winning various contests. You can find notices of current contests on the NA server via the forums.
• Various in-game missions.
• Chance to appear in Supercontainers.
• Gifts from friends.

Doubloons have a multitude of uses:

• Exchanging doubloons for credits. The standard conversion is 1 doubloon = 1,500 credits.
• Converting experience you have on elite ships to Free Experience. Elite ships are ships that have all modules researched; premium ships are elite by default. The standard conversion rate is 1 doubloon = 25 Free Experience.
• Purchasing some premium ships via the tech tree.
• Purchasing premium time, which provides a 50% increase in credit and experience earnings as well as a special port with a unique soundtrack.
• Instantly retraining a commander on a new ship (500 doubloons).
• Redistributing commander skills (cost increases as the number of commander skills increase; 25 doubloons per assigned point).
• Demounting upgrades from a ship (25 doubloons); this equipment can then be applied to a different ship. Note that you can also sell equipment for 50% of the credit cost.
• Purchasing port slots (300 doubloons per slot).
• Expanding the size of your commander reserve (100 doubloons for 4 slots).
• Purchasing special consumables such as permanent camouflage (1,000 - 5,000 doubloons) or special camouflage (30-60 doubloons) or premium consumables. Camouflage can enhance experience gain, while premium consumables recharge faster and may give you an extra use.
• Promoting a new captain to three (3) Commander skill points immediately (25 doubloons).

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Usages	Example
Exchanging for credits (normally 1 doubloon = 1,500 credits).
Converting Experience (normally 1 doubloon for 25 converted experience).
Purchasing premium ships from the tech tree (price varies).
Purchasing premium time (see image for pricing).
Instantly retraining a commander (normally 500 doubloons).
Redistributing commander skills (normally 25 doubloons per assigned point).
Demounting upgrades (normally 25 doubloons).
Purchasing port slots (normally 300 doubloons).
Expanding commander reserve (normally 100 doubloons).
Purchasing permanent camouflage (price goes up with each ship tier).
Purchasing special camouflage (normally 50 doubloons).
Purchasing premium consumables (normally 15 doubloons).
Promoting a new captain to three skill points (25 doubloons).

Experience (XP)

Experience is another primary currency in World of Warships. It is mainly used in unlocking new ship modules and new ships, allowing the player to progress in the game.

Players earn experience in the same way as they do credits through battles and special missions. However, experience cannot be earned through containers, campaigns, or shop bundles.

Upon fully researching all of a ship's modules and unlocking all succeeding tier ships, any excess experience can be converted to Free Experience (which is unlocked upon reaching Account Level 5). As premium ships do not need any modules or succeeding ships to unlock, players can use these ships as a way of collecting Free Experience indirectly (they must first play the ships to obtain the experience, then buy doubloons with money, and finally convert the excess experience to Free Experience using the doubloons).

Free Experience (XP)

When a player reaches Account Level 5, they unlock Free Experience. Free Experience can be spent to unlock any ship or module, regardless of what ship it was earned with. All experience earned in battle earns the player an additional 5% as Free Experience. This rate can be increased by mounting certain camouflages or the Papa Papa signal. Free XP can also be obtained by converting Standard Experience earned on Elite ships (ships that have every module and following ship researched) at the rate of 1 Doubloon per 25 Free Experience converted. Wargaming occasionally offers sales that increase this rate. Free XP can also be used to train captains if the player has used up all of their Elite Commander Experience.

Elite Commander Experience (XP)

Elite Commander Experience is awarded by using captains which have attained 19 skill points. When a player uses such a captain, all commander experience gained during the battle is automatically added to the Elite Commander XP pool. The amount of available experience so accumulated is visible in the lower left corner of the Commander skill page, just above the ship carousel, when any commander is selected.

Elite Commander XP may be used in place of commander experience gained during battle to retrain any commander transferred to a new ship. It may also be used to grant additional skill points to any commander which has less than 19 skill points. This is accomplished by left-clicking the "+" symbol beneath the commander's portrait. This will present the player with an information box which will allow him or her to choose how many points are to be assigned to that commander. If insufficient Elite Commander Experience is available to provide an additional skill point to a given commander, Free Experience will be used for the remaining balance.

Premium Time

Premium account time allows for quicker progression by increasing the amount of credits and ship experience earned per battle by 50%. It also provides a similar bonus to commander experience earned. This greatly speeds up the process of training a new commander or retraining one for a new ship. Activation of premium time also grants the user access to the Naval Base port in-game.

Premium account time can be purchased in-game, or through the premium shop website in durations ranging from one day to one year. Premium time may also be earned through select missions and campaigns. Additionally, premium time is unified across World of Tanks, World of Warplanes, and World of Warships, meaning that its benefits apply to all three games.

Earning Credits and Experience

After each match, players will always receive a "basic" credits and experience income in terms of their contribution to said battle. But said "basic" amounts can be altered due to the influence of "Modifiers", such as Camouflages, Signal Flags, and Premium equipment (Ships and Account). The Post battle screen provides an adequate summary and breakdown of the total Credits and Experience earned per battle, but the following calculations are also presented here to aid players in understanding the calculations behind said numbers.

Modifiers

1) Ship Experience:

E_S = E_B · A_T · (1 + ΣM_Es)

Where:

• E_S - Total ship experience earned from battle
• E_B - Basic experience earned from battle
• A_T - Account type: use 1 for "Standard"; use 1.5 for Premium
• ΣM_Es - The sum of the coefficients of the modifiers to experience, which include:

1. The first victory of the day for each ship in port (Default value is 50%, but can change due to events)
2. Usage of Signal Flags
3. Usage of Camouflage
4. Awards for the completion of Combat Missions / Events
5. Usage of Commemorative / Special Flags
   

2) Credits:

Cr_Tot = Cr_B · A_T · (1 + ΣM_Cr)

Where:

• Cr_Tot - Total credits earned from battle
• E_B - Basic credits earned from battle
• A_T - Account type: use 1 for "Standard"; use 1.5 for Premium
• ΣM_Cr - The sum of the coefficients of the modifiers to credits, which include:

1. Usage of Signal Flags
2. Usage of Camouflage
3. Awards for the completion of Combat Missions / Events
4. Usage of Commemorative / Special Flags
   

3) Commander Experience:

E_C = E_B · A_T· (1 + ΣM_E + ΣM_C)

Where:

• E_C - Total commander experience earned from battle
• E_B - Basic commander experience earned from battle
• A_T - Account type: use 1 for "Standard"; use 1.5 for Premium
• ΣM_E - The sum of the coefficients of the modifiers to experience, which include:

1. The first victory of the day for each ship in port (Default value is 50%, but can change due to events)
2. Usage of Signal Flags
3. Usage of Camouflage
4. Awards for the completion of Combat Missions / Events
5. Usage of Commemorative / Special Flags

• ΣM_C - The sum of the coefficients of the modifiers to experience, which include:

1. Usage of Signal Flags
2. Usage of Camouflage
3. Awards for the completion of Combat Missions / Events
4. Usage of Commemorative / Special Flags
   

4) Free Experience:

E_F = E_S · 0.05 · (1 + ΣM_Ef)

Where:

• E_F - Total free experience earned from battle
• E_S - Total ship experience earned from battle
• ΣM_Ef - The sum of the coefficients of the modifiers to free experience, which include:

1. Usage of Signal Flags
2. Usage of Camouflage
3. Awards for the completion of Combat Missions / Events

Spending Credits and Experience

Credits and Experience are both spent on a wide variety of goods and services in nearly every facet of the game. Credits are spent to purchase new ships in the tech tree, purchase researched modules, premium consumables and upgrades in the Modules section.Type 1, Type 2, and Type 5 Camouflages can be purchased with credits in the Exterior section. Finally, credits are spent on a ship's service and resupply after the ship has returned from battle. Experience is spent on researching new ships in the Tech Tree and new ship modules in the Modules section or in the Tech Tree.