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Sam Redshift
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Posted - 2011.09.26 20:35:00 -
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Jupek Faithflame wrote:Fabulous Virgil wrote:caracal's not bad, but get some support skills in missiles What you suggest?
If you have not trained some missile skills at all, I suggest you check out the certificate planner.
For the starter go with
Missile control basic
Frigate or cruiser launcher control basic
(depends on what you are flying)
later if you have time for more training go for ...
missile control standard
if you are looking for good skill sets to train for different tasks, I always suggest to check the certificate planner. It provides a very good overview about groups of skills required for different tasks and how they relate to each other.
I find it very helpful.
Cheers, Sam
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Sam Redshift
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Posted - 2011.09.27 07:43:00 -
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Jupek Faithflame wrote:Fabulous Virgil wrote:don't mix active and passive tank in pve, also don't mix shield tank with armor tank I missed a memo for this. Why this is bad?
Active and passive tanking are two different tanking methods that not go well together.
The problem is that active and passive tanking modules are both mid slot equipment but you need a max number of slots to optimize one ot the tank types.
Doing only one very good is better than mixing up both to get a mediocre result.
Active tank uses cap to boost the shield regen and to repair the incoming damage
Here the size of shield is not as important as how quickly you can regen shield damage.
You use shield boosters and cap regen modules.
Mostly done for small ships with small shields: frigates, cruisers
A passive tank uses very large shields in the first place and uses the normal shield regen rate of the ship to replenish it.
Here shield szize matters and you use shield extenders to prop it up even further.
You also use shield hardeners and resist modules to reduce incoming damage as far as possible.
Mostly done with larger ships that have large shields in the first place: BC's and BS's
Passive shield tanks have the highest regen rates when shields are already down (40-60%). So, your ship maybe 2/3's in shields but this makes your passive tank even stronger because shield regen is at its optimal comfort zone.
Mixing this with an active tank that boost shield back to 100% would limit the PT efficiency.
Check the Uni wiki for more information about fitting strategies for shields.
http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Shield_Tanking#Fitting_Strategy
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Sam Redshift
PCG Enterprises
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Posted - 2011.10.16 13:33:00 -
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Fabulous Virgil wrote:[quote=Sam Redshift]
holy **** man, are you trolling him or what
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that's so much misinformation saying that BS are passive shield tankers, seriously wtf
Oh man .. calm down. May be I got it wrong, okay.
Just tell me in a decent reply and I would be grateful for being corrected.
But not in this way, pls.
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