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ChromeStriker
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Odin's Call
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Posted - 2016.01.19 09:17:56 -
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I will admit i havent read everything so appologies if its been said before...
I love me my battleships, from phoons to Bhaalgorns but what your asking for is an effective rebalance of the game lol...
If you make a battleship capable of taking on a 6 man gang with logistics and ewar superiority then why fly anything else? everyone would fly them lol.
It isnt 1940 something and we're not in the sea (ish). A ship is piloted by a single person so every ship has to have a role that fits into the rock, paper, scissors, spock, world of eve.. and tbh its getting better (sure there has been some bumps *cough* svipul *cough*) but having an all poweful battleship hull that can move around with immunity is nuts.
... which is what happened to all your super heavy WW2 battleships by the way... unsupported they got picked appart by smaller cruisers.
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ChromeStriker
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Odin's Call
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Posted - 2016.01.19 21:03:52 -
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Estella Osoka wrote:Switch Savage wrote:Estella Osoka wrote:A MJD, an AB, and heavy neuts are pretty standard on all my PvP fit BS. AB on a BS? Once you get a single web land you are not dictating range vs anything. Neuting a frigates AB off and transversal matching with him webbed is more than fine for ensuring hits without an AB. I cannot fathom a use for an AB on battleship outside of a nightmare. I would be interested in seeing the fit. You use the neuts on the ship that is using a warp scrambler. Once neuted you can use the MJD to get range and warp away. If they are using a warp disrupter, then you can MJD at anytime. AB is better if you have to burn back to gate. It's better than nothing. Because when you are scrammed, the MJD and a MWD are not going to work.
 run away... run away...
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ChromeStriker
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Odin's Call
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Posted - 2016.01.20 10:15:56 -
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Switch Savage wrote:
You cannot directly compare tracking numbers between varying gun sizes. A Medium blaster with .129 tracking is NOT the same as .129 tracking on a large. Have a read up on how signature size of the weapon changes the tracking formula.
I wouldnt worry too much about it, this guy seem to only see what he wants to see lol.
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