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Luther Fairfax
Royal Amarr Institute
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Posted - 2016.01.11 18:52:44 -
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The two best bombers are the Hound and the Purifier.
Hound is faster with better raw dps.
Purifier is better (In WH space) due to the huge amount of shield ships (Haulers, Barges and site runners) that you'll encounter there. |
Luther Fairfax
Royal Amarr Institute
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Posted - 2016.01.18 07:30:43 -
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Seraph IX Basarab wrote:Actually most shield ships will fill their EM hole leaving Thermal at its lowest.
You can look at this a number of ways.
1. It actually really depends on what race and tech level of ship you're shooting
2. EM is still often the lowest resist even after it's been plugged
3. Lots of people fit their ships to have uniform resists so it sometimes doesn't really matter what you shoot anyway
4. The kinds of ships that fall inside the engagement profile of a bomber are usually the kind that are shield tanked
I can't speak for him, obviously, but I do think there's a reason for his choice of Bomber. |
Luther Fairfax
Royal Amarr Institute
Amarr Empire
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Posted - 2016.01.22 08:13:31 -
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Seraph IX Basarab wrote:Luther Fairfax wrote:Seraph IX Basarab wrote:Actually most shield ships will fill their EM hole leaving Thermal at its lowest. You can look at this a number of ways. 1. It actually really depends on what race and tech level of ship you're shooting 2. EM is still often the lowest resist even after it's been plugged3. Lots of people fit their ships to have uniform resists so it sometimes doesn't really matter what you shoot anyway 4. The kinds of ships that fall inside the engagement profile of a bomber are usually the kind that are shield tanked I can't speak for him, obviously, but I do think there's a reason for his choice of Bomber. But it's not? Any t1 or faction shield ship that uses an EM rig will leave thermal as its lowest for example.
Yeah, EFT'd it up, checked out some fits and it looks like you're right. My mistake.
However, most unfit/passive/failfit industrial ships and passive fit shield ships still have an EM hole, do they not? They seem to account for a lot of the kills I get in my Purifier, but I would be curious to spend a month or two doing nothing but bomber PVP in WH's, duplicate the fit on EFT of every ship I killed during that time and figure out what the most common resist hole throughout all of those ships is.
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