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== Usage ==
Torpedoes are an excellent weapon at medium to close range against large ships who have a difficult time dodging.  They are usually launched by destroyers or torpedo bombers from aircraft carriers, but a fair number of cruisers also carry torpedoes as a secondary armament and even some battleships.  It may be difficult to make your torpedoes hit their target every time, as they take more time to travel than shells and are a lot easier to dodge if spotted than shells.  Therefore, it is key to be able to see what an enemy's behavior is like before launching torpedoes, the lead assist won't guarantee you hits alone.

A spotted torpedo will remain spotted until it either hits something, whether it is a ship or landmass, or runs out of fuel.  Aircraft and ships can spot torpedoes from a set range based on the torpedo's range and size.  Generally, torpedoes with short range have a very low spotting distance, while those with high range have a large spotting distance.  In addition, the size of the torpedo also makes a difference in spotting range.  For example, the Kagero's 610mm F3 has a 2.6 km spotting range versus the Tashkent's 533mm 53-36 mod. 2 that has a 1.1 km range despite both having the same range.

When a torpedo hits a target, it has a chance to cause a flood that does between 0.67-0.43% of the enemy's health per second over two minutes.  It is very hard to survive a flood from full health without any assistance (i.e. repair party or damage control), so if you catch someone as their damage control finishes, you will have a nice reward by almost certainly flooding said enemy to death or at least getting a lot of damage from flooding.  Flooding can only occur in one place, unlike fires.  Additional floods caused will simply reset the timer.

Flood chance does vary on torpedo size, and the hidden flood coefficient that reduces the chance to flood based on the ship hit.  For example, the Japanese 610mm Type 93 Mod 3 has a guaranteed chance to cause a flood with a 406% chance.  On the other hand, the air-dropped Type 91 Mod 1a from Japanese torpedo bombers has a 63% chance to flood.  However, one may notice that even these high flood chances may not cause a flood immediately (in the Japanese air-dropped torpedoes they may never cause a flood).  This is due to all ships having a coefficient based on its torpedo protection that reduces the flood chance.  Typically destroyers have the lowest at a flat 1.00 while battleships have much lower coefficient.


== Arming Distance ==
Torpedoes have a minimum arming distance. If a torpedo strikes a target before it has reached the minimum arming distance, it will not explode and will not damage the target ship. Once the torpedo is armed, it will always explode when hitting a ship; duds, non-explosions or ricochets are not planned for the game.

== Torpedo damage mechanism ==
# Torpedo hits into bow/stern -- deals about 0.9x the listed torpedo damage, independent of ship type.
# Torpedo hits into citadel with ''Torpedo Protection'' (e.g. anti-torpedo bulge, anti-torpedo belt) -- reduced damage, coefficient determined by the ''Damage Reduction'' value for the ship. This value can be found under the ''Survivability'' dropdown of the ship's specifications in the port. Not all ships have Torpedo Protection. Torpedo Protection also decreases the chance of flooding. 
# Torpedo hits the mid-section of a destroyer -- reduced damage (multiplier of 0.9x to the listed damage, as of patch 0.4.1).

== Flooding ==
Flooding damage reduces a ship's fighting capability by 0.67-0.43% of total HP per second, depending on ship's tier. Exact values are as follows:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
| Tier 1 || 0.667
|-
| Tier 2 || 0.667
|-
| Tier 3 || 0.667
|-
| Tier 4 || 0.583
|-
| Tier 5 || 0.558
|-
| Tier 6 || 0.533
|-
| Tier 7 || 0.508
|-
| Tier 8 || 0.483
|-
| Tier 9 || 0.458
|-
| Tier 10 || 0.433
|}

Flooding probability depends on the place of the torpedo hit, the presence of [[modifications]] on the damaged ship (specifically, Damage Control System Modification 1), and the [[Signal Flags]] mounted on the attacking ship (Victor Lima and Juliet Whiskey Unaone increase the chance of causing flooding).

== Reaction Time ==
Torpedo reaction times, i.e. the time it takes for the torpedo to travel across its ''Detectability Range'', can be computed assuming a stationary target. It follows that moving towards the torpedo will reduce the reaction time, while moving away will increase the reaction time. The torpedo's Detectability Range is shown when hovering the mouse over the ''Torpedo Tubes'' heading in the port's ship specifications. To compute the reaction time, the Detectability Range must be divided by the torpedo's speed. Because the torpedo's speed is shown in knots, the value must be converted to meters per second; however, since in-game units do not correspond directly to real-world units, a unique ''conversion factor'' must be applied to convert the torpedo's speed in knots to meters-per-second. Following considerable amounts of testing by numerous users, a conversion factor of '''2.6''' was arrived at and is generally considered accurate. Thus, the formula is

* '''D'''<sub>''range''</sub> / ('''V'''<sub>''torp''</sub> * 2.6) = '''T'''<sub>''reaction''</sub> <!-- <math>T_{react} = {D_{range}} \over {V_{torp} \times 2.6}</math> -->

As an example, the Japanese Type F3 torpedo, acquired beginning with the [[Ship:Kagero|Kagero]], would be

* 1.9km / (76kt * 2.6) ≈ '''9.6 seconds'''

Whereas the Japanese Type 93 torpedo would be

* 2.5km / (62kt * 2.6) ≈ '''15.5 seconds'''

Note the above figures were calculated with the data from game version 0.5.7.0, in early July, 2016.

A chart of these reaction times was computed by reddit user "fstd" in August 2015, and shared in [https://www.reddit.com/r/WorldOfWarships/comments/3d2469/torpedo_reaction_times/ this reddit thread]. The results are now completely obsolete, but the methodology of determining the conversion factor is discussed in the thread.

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