When new players enter World of Warships Blitz for the first time, they are also confused about the game interface. It doesn't matter. Let's take a look at the detailed introduction of the World of Warships Blitz interface with the next editor. I hope it can help everyone.
1. After entering the game, players can see a small map on the upper left side of the screen: it cannot be zoomed in or out.
2. If you want to communicate, you need to use quick language: it facilitates communication in the game.
3. The lower right corner is the direction control area: the left side controls the front, rear, left, right and speed, and the right side controls the speed.
4. The left side of the direction control area is the battleship skills, and the two on the right side are consumables.
5. The number of turrets. Blue means ready shells. Yellow means the shells have been reloaded if there is no time. Yellow means the shells are being reloaded if there is time. Black means there is no angle to shoot.
6. Telescope: Click to open the telescope, magnify the object, and the field of view becomes smaller. Click again to close the telescope.
7. Shooting area: Click to launch cannonballs, and click continuously to fire all prepared cannonballs.
8. Artillery fire switching. If the time is displayed, the ammunition is currently being reloaded. If there is no time, the ammunition is ready.
9. Cannonball type, click to switch to the corresponding type of cannonball. Switched to longer shell preparation time.
10. The health value of the battleship, green is in safe state, yellow is in warning state, and red is in dangerous state.
11. Click on the left to view the detailed information of both parties, and the settings on the right.
12. The situation and time of points captured above. The middle is the type and status of the warships on both sides. The black ones are sunk. Below is the occupation status of the sea area. Green is your side, red is the enemy.
The above is a detailed introduction to the Blitz interface in World of Warships. I believe everyone has learned it.