Originally by: Captain Mastiff

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Originally by: Mr Ignitious

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Originally by: Captain Mastiff

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Originally by: Isospin

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If you get the loss in your combat log then you're going to lose a skill level. The change is to stop pilots from ejecting from T3's near destruction in order to get around the skill loss.

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I guess we can see a drop in people flying T3 cruisers on Sisi then.

Shouldn't they encourage ejecting though as it is a massive bonus from the attacker if your victim ejects from a t3 ship.

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Sort of yes, however there is something else you must consider. When you eject from a ship and it is very low in hp (say, 1/2 structure) it is more than likely then that that amount hp is less than the amount of HP the ship gained from your skills effecting it (mechanic, shield management, etc) so when you eject the HP it magically gained from you being in it is now... magically gone, and thus explodes.
lasted.

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Hmmm... This seems incorrect to me...

Does it work that way or does it work...

10% Hull bonus with your skills say... Say you then jump out when you have 10% Hull left. In your case or more or less around that it will blow up due to your skill loss.

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Does it work this, You have 10% Hull left and 10% Hull bonus. Say you have 100 Hull and your down to 10 HP on your Hull. That is a total of 90% damage done. You bail out and your ship doesnt explode... It merely takes that 10% away from the Hulls maximum available HP and you still have 90% damage done to your new hull total.or arguments sake, I know the numbers aren't correct however. You bail out at 10% remaining being 10HP. So no 10% bonus anymore and instead of being 0HP it is infact 9% Hull.

Anyone see where I am going or is my numbers to text so appalling noone can understand. I can't write maths in words, same with me not being able to explain any formulas in physics.

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