Originally by: Dark Pangolin

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Best Tip I have heard recently;

When engaging in solo PVP in a Frig, turn Auto-aim ON to 6 targets. That way you automatically lock on to the drones of an enemy ship, it makes it way easier to kill those drones when you don't have to mess with overview tabs and lock them manually every time they are recalled.

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Originally by: Hwong Jian

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T2 - Amarr - Exp

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Originally by: Dan Pyre

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Edited by: Dan Pyre on 24/08/2011 20:44:53

Originally by: Hwong Jian

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T2 - Amarr - Exp

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Nope.

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Originally by: AdamusMaximus

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always pvp naked, increases your success chances a LOT..plus u got an extra hand to use...but maybe thats just me :P

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Originally by: Queue K'Umber

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Never fight on their terms.

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Originally by: Sphit Ker

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Explain "drag & bag". I believe the name is self-explanatory.

The likes of Vagabond and Cynabals are king of hill of this tactic. I see it used a lot by "elite pvpers" around where I live. The crux is, it force everything to use it's MWD in order to even have a chance at catching up to you in time and since you are flying away at full steam from the start and at a distance, transversal will be minimal along their sig majorly bloomed on top of that.

In no lesser words, warp at a distance and immediately align away at full flank. Pop tacklers that tries to catch up to you.. easy pansy. See what I mean?

Works even better than it sounds.

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Originally by: Kitty McKitty

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Assume everyone is a scrub and engage everything. If you die, make it glorious.

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Originally by: Izekiel Zateki

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Originally by: Queue K'Umber

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Never fight on their terms.

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This is a good one. I just need more substance for the newsletter. See example: http://milpacs.net/newsletters/082911/

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Originally by: Rick Venus

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Put the correct type and quantity of ammo in your ship before you undock.
Load your guns before you engage.

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Originally by: Skippermonkey

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keep trying and you can be an hero just like fgft Athonille

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Originally by: Singeaboot Raj

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Tbh i am beginning to see the win - it's the haircut, makes people take notice.

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Originally by: King Rothgar

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Pro's use blaster falcons.

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Originally by: Kiran Fayede

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Izekiel Zateki>
The request is a bit general, but I'll give it a go...
In my mind, the most important "tip" for PVP is "Know Your Ship"

Know the basic hull itself:
Each ship has its strengths, weaknesses, bonuses, etc. This really goes without saying...but it is too often forgotten. Strengths and weaknesses don't just come in the form of resists, but also in the form of agility, speed, drone capacity, locking range, etc.
Each one of these is a factor in its combat usefulness.

When you know the basic factors of your ship, you can then fit it out to maximize those factors you want to enhance. You can choose to go with the "standard" fits if that's what suits your needs, or you can try something different.

Know what you are fitting:
Like knowing the hull itself, know what you are trying to DO with your ship. Do you want to make a brawler? A kiter? An eW platform? Know what mods you need to achieve your goal and how to make them work on the hull you are using. In my limited experience for example, I have found people who simply throw on damage mods when instead a tracking mod was called for. This is usually because they donÆt understand what their hull is actually good for, or what it is they are really trying to DO with their fit. If you know what you are trying to achieve with your ship, you can fit it out accordingly. Each mod should be on there for a reason, and that reason should ultimately agree with whatever fundamental factors you are trying to enhance.

With those things in mind, you should be able to know your ship. Understanding this will tell you:
- if its agility is poor or that it has trouble turning, you can figure out when you need to hit the MWD to get to the right range. AKA range control.
- What situations to engage in, what situations to run from
- If you need your target to chase you to get into your optimal setting, or do you want to get on them first.

DonÆt just go out there in a fit that someone hands you as ôthe best fit omgz.ö Know the ship, know what it is meant to do and fly accordingly. This has nothing to do with skill points. As far as I can tell, you need 0 skill points to click on the ôattributesö tab. It has EVERYTHING to do with the determination of the pilot.

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Originally by: Umad Bro Questionmark

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Originally by: Rick Venus

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Put the correct type and quantity of ammo in your ship before you undock.
Load your guns before you engage.

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I really can't imagine someone engaging without the guns loaded... poorly coded bots tbh.

Kitty said up assume ev1 is a scrub and engage everything. I 2nd this.

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Originally by: Izekiel Zateki

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Originally by: Kiran Fayede

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Izekiel Zateki>
The request is a bit general, but I'll give it a go...
In my mind, the most important "tip" for PVP is "Know Your Ship"

Know the basic hull itself:
Each ship has its strengths, weaknesses, bonuses, etc. This really goes without saying...but it is too often forgotten. Strengths and weaknesses don't just come in the form of resists, but also in the form of agility, speed, drone capacity, locking range, etc.
Each one of these is a factor in its combat usefulness.

When you know the basic factors of your ship, you can then fit it out to maximize those factors you want to enhance. You can choose to go with the "standard" fits if that's what suits your needs, or you can try something different.

Know what you are fitting:
Like knowing the hull itself, know what you are trying to DO with your ship. Do you want to make a brawler? A kiter? An eW platform? Know what mods you need to achieve your goal and how to make them work on the hull you are using. In my limited experience for example, I have found people who simply throw on damage mods when instead a tracking mod was called for. This is usually because they donÆt understand what their hull is actually good for, or what it is they are really trying to DO with their fit. If you know what you are trying to achieve with your ship, you can fit it out accordingly. Each mod should be on there for a reason, and that reason should ultimately agree with whatever fundamental factors you are trying to enhance.

With those things in mind, you should be able to know your ship. Understanding this will tell you:
- if its agility is poor or that it has trouble turning, you can figure out when you need to hit the MWD to get to the right range. AKA range control.
- What situations to engage in, what situations to run from
- If you need your target to chase you to get into your optimal setting, or do you want to get on them first.

DonÆt just go out there in a fit that someone hands you as ôthe best fit omgz.ö Know the ship, know what it is meant to do and fly accordingly. This has nothing to do with skill points. As far as I can tell, you need 0 skill points to click on the ôattributesö tab. It has EVERYTHING to do with the determination of the pilot.

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This is perfect.

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Originally by: Izekiel Zateki

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Originally by: Dark Pangolin

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Best Tip I have heard recently;

When engaging in solo PVP in a Frig, turn Auto-aim ON to 6 targets. That way you automatically lock on to the drones of an enemy ship, it makes it way easier to kill those drones when you don't have to mess with overview tabs and lock them manually every time they are recalled.

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This is a good one, would you be willing to elaborate a little more if possible? Or if you have another one please post. I'll be sure to name you in the newsletter.

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Originally by: Kitty McKitty

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Assume everyone is a scrub and engage everything. If you die, make it glorious.

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Originally by: Gibbo3771

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Burning back to gate and getting instalocked and scrammed, dont watch yourself die as you helplessly approach the gate @ 50m/s...shoot something and pray

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Originally by: Pooper Scooperz

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Originally by: Gibbo3771

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Burning back to gate and getting instalocked and scrammed, dont watch yourself die as you helplessly approach the gate @ 50m/s...shoot something and pray

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So, instead of having a chance to live you...

1. Give up the possibility of having kill rights on the person.
2. Give up the possibility of jumping through the gate via aggression.
3. Give up the security status hit they would take from killing you.

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Originally by: Tarminic

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OH MY GOD WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!

Originally by: Dark Pangolin

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Best Tip I have heard recently;

When engaging in solo PVP in a Frig, turn Auto-aim ON to 6 targets. That way you automatically lock on to the drones of an enemy ship, it makes it way easier to kill those drones when you don't have to mess with overview tabs and lock them manually every time they are recalled.

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Originally by: Amar Azaph

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Originally by: Dark Pangolin

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Best Tip I have heard recently;

When engaging in solo PVP in a Frig, turn Auto-aim ON to 6 targets. That way you automatically lock on to the drones of an enemy ship, it makes it way easier to kill those drones when you don't have to mess with overview tabs and lock them manually every time they are recalled.

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Where's the auto aim button about to switch it on?

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Originally by: Gibbo3771

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Burning back to gate and getting instalocked and scrammed, dont watch yourself die as you helplessly approach the gate @ 50m/s...shoot something and pray

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Originally by: VegasMirage

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Originally by: Gibbo3771

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Burning back to gate and getting instalocked and scrammed, dont watch yourself die as you helplessly approach the gate @ 50m/s...shoot something and pray

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taken from the LSS tactician manual, section 9.8 on "Giefing, Douchyness and Being a Total Prick"

If you are at war, wait on gate let targets engage, most of them wont remember to have tackle hold aggression. When you start to take some damage and realize they're all aggro'd (means red boxed) jump through the gate and have a friend accept your application into their corp. Either the tackler will get corded on the other side or you just warp away laughing in local.

Jumping thru the gate is considered a session change and has been approved in writing by GM's recently.

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Originally by: Princess Nexxala

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Pro PvP tip: Have fun!

It is a game after all isn't it :)

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