World of Warships

World of Warships is a freemium, massively multiplayer online 20th century naval warfare developed and published by . While the game is primarily based on historical naval warfare, the two World Wars in particular, Wargaming occasionally reaches out to imaginary intellectual properties (IPs) in order to obtain permission to include elements from them for their own in-game customizations, in the hope to appeal to a broader range of the gaming community. Two such IPs who had previously lent their cooperation in this respect concerned the Japanese manga IP, and the franchise (whose live-action films are actually produced by Paramount Pictures, making it in effect a sibling of the franchise) – both on a recurring, albeit temporary event basis actually.
As of an update, the game features licensed crossover content from the , specifically . Wargaming had already employed a newly acquired Star Trek brand license for a crossover event with their other flagship military game, World of Tanks, two months earlier.
==Star Trek content==
Star Trek content was added as part of the "Star Trek in World of Warships" event, which runs from 11 July-7 August 2024. 
Available free to all players during the event is a new port "Vulcanis-A2," based in appearance on and featuring the interactable bridge of the . 
Available for purchase through various bundles are four special commanders: Picard, Spock, Gowron and Sela. Each commander character also includes permanent camouflage (model swaps) for existing in-game historical ships. Camouflage of the is (appropriately) available for the aircraft carrier (when applied, the historical World War II carrier based aircraft are replaced by Federation attack fighter squadrons as well), a Vulcan Cruiser for the Gneisenau battleship (not individually obtainable, only as part of an all-inclusive bundle) , a Klingon Bird-of-Prey for the HMS Fiji cruiser, and a Romulan Warbird for the IJN Akatsuki destroyer. Required to have them in the player's inventory for the Star Trek customizations, the latter three are standard in-game (historical) ships which can be obtained through regular game play, whereas the (historical) Enterprise concerns a "Premium" ship, only available through actual purchase. Players may also earn the choice of unlocking either Sela or Gowron through completing in-game missions, though these will not unlock associated ship camouflages. 
File:World of Warships Enterprise.jpg|The …as the 
File:World of Warships Vulcan Cruiser.jpg|Vulcan Cruiser
File:World of Warships Klingon Bird-of-Prey.jpg|Klingon Bird-of-Prey
File:World of Warships Romulan Warbird.jpg|Romulan Warbird
File:World of Warships Picard.png|Jean-Luc Picard
File:World of Warships Spock.png|Spock
File:World of Warships Gowron.png|Gowron
File:World of Warships Sela.png|Sela
Individual commanders and camouflages can also be obtained by buying "STAR TREK Premium containers" (the event's version of loot boxes), but as each individual item is randomly allocated to a single container, a player is never sure wich one is included in each of his purchases.
==External links==
* – the Wargaming wiki
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