How To Spell Wot?
How to Pronounce Wot?
Correct pronunciation for the word "Wot" is [wˈɒt], [wˈɒt], [w_ˈɒ_t].
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"Wot" in context
Wot (World of Tanks) is a massively multiplayer online game developed and published by Belarusian developer Wargaming. It is iMMORPG that pits teams of virtual armored tanks from different nations against each other in strategic combat scenarios. Players can build custom tanks from a library of more than 200 vehicles from seven different nations and customize them with 4,500 components. They can then battle against or with other players around the world. The game features realistic graphics, immersive sound, and detailed physics. With a massive global community and countless tournaments, WOT offers tactical and strategic gaming experience for players of all ages.
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