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Slartibartfast1
Gallente
UNIVERSAL HAULAGE
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Posted - 2007.04.22 08:45:00 -
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Sorry to ask, I dare say someone else already has,but how do you activate a warp core stabilizer,do you have to manually activate it with a click of the mouse,or does it self activate when you become scrambled ?
I understand the principle of the no.of points being + for the scrambler and - with the stabilizer, so who ever has the most wins. I am just not a 100% sure how to activate them or even how to tell when they are activated,or whether there is a range limit on them etc.
regards and thanks,
Slartibartfast1 |
Templer Relleg
Exit 13
Anarchy Empire
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Posted - 2007.04.22 08:50:00 -
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You dont need to activate it.
Once fitted, it just works.
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DarkElf
Veto.
Veto Corp
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Posted - 2007.04.22 09:31:00 -
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no range limit, no activation needed, just fit and leave them. remember you must have more warp strength than there are points against you. if they are the same then you lose.
Oh and if you fit any of these on a combat ship then i will hunt you down  
DE
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Treean
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Posted - 2007.04.22 11:13:00 -
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 Originally by: DarkElf
no range limit, no activation needed, just fit and leave them. remember you must have more warp strength than there are points against you. if they are the same then you lose.
Oh and if you fit any of these on a combat ship then i will hunt you down
DE
In the case of a tie, the WCS wins. Not the scrambler. Which means these days you can get away with 1 WCS most times.
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Marquis Dean
Indigo Fade
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Posted - 2007.04.22 11:37:00 -
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Originally by: DarkElf
if they are the same then you lose.
They equal out to zero dudeface. So they bear will escape.
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SiJira
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Posted - 2007.04.22 13:09:00 -
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Originally by: Marquis Dean
Originally by: DarkElf
if they are the same then you lose.
They equal out to zero dudeface. So they bear will escape.
meaning if you have 3 stabs it is unlikely for 2 ganking pirates to bot have +2 and so you win EVE !!
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DarkElf
Veto.
Veto Corp
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Posted - 2007.04.22 14:45:00 -
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Originally by: Treean
Originally by: DarkElf
no range limit, no activation needed, just fit and leave them. remember you must have more warp strength than there are points against you. if they are the same then you lose.
Oh and if you fit any of these on a combat ship then i will hunt you down
DE
In the case of a tie, the WCS wins. Not the scrambler. Which means these days you can get away with 1 WCS most times.
As far as my understanding goes, each ship has 1 point of warp strength and 1 point needed to scramble that point. adding a wcs gives you 1 extra strength making you get away. same with transport ships, they have a natural 1 point and +2 from ship bonus making you have 3 points of warp strength and the same 3 needed to stop you warping if you're not using any stabs. that's where i was coming from.
DE
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Dark Flare
Caldari
Corpus PCG
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Posted - 2007.04.22 15:18:00 -
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Originally by: DarkElf
Originally by: Treean
Originally by: DarkElf
no range limit, no activation needed, just fit and leave them. remember you must have more warp strength than there are points against you. if they are the same then you lose.
Oh and if you fit any of these on a combat ship then i will hunt you down
DE
In the case of a tie, the WCS wins. Not the scrambler. Which means these days you can get away with 1 WCS most times.
As far as my understanding goes, each ship has 1 point of warp strength and 1 point needed to scramble that point. adding a wcs gives you 1 extra strength making you get away. same with transport ships, they have a natural 1 point and +2 from ship bonus making you have 3 points of warp strength and the same 3 needed to stop you warping if you're not using any stabs. that's where i was coming from.
DE
If a ship had 1 point naturally you'd need a 2 point scram to stop it running away...
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Athanasios Anastasiou
Elite Storm Enterprises
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Posted - 2007.04.22 15:41:00 -
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Originally by: Dark Flare
Originally by: DarkElf
Originally by: Treean
Originally by: DarkElf
no range limit, no activation needed, just fit and leave them. remember you must have more warp strength than there are points against you. if they are the same then you lose.
Oh and if you fit any of these on a combat ship then i will hunt you down
DE
In the case of a tie, the WCS wins. Not the scrambler. Which means these days you can get away with 1 WCS most times.
As far as my understanding goes, each ship has 1 point of warp strength and 1 point needed to scramble that point. adding a wcs gives you 1 extra strength making you get away. same with transport ships, they have a natural 1 point and +2 from ship bonus making you have 3 points of warp strength and the same 3 needed to stop you warping if you're not using any stabs. that's where i was coming from.
DE
If a ship had 1 point naturally you'd need a 2 point scram to stop it running away...
If look at DarkElf's original post, you'll see that by his way of thinking about it, being even means you get scrambled, so a 1 point scram will do.
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DarkElf
Veto.
Veto Corp
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Posted - 2007.04.22 16:29:00 -
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Originally by: Athanasios Anastasiou
Originally by: Dark Flare
Originally by: DarkElf
Originally by: Treean
Originally by: DarkElf
no range limit, no activation needed, just fit and leave them. remember you must have more warp strength than there are points against you. if they are the same then you lose.
Oh and if you fit any of these on a combat ship then i will hunt you down
DE
In the case of a tie, the WCS wins. Not the scrambler. Which means these days you can get away with 1 WCS most times.
As far as my understanding goes, each ship has 1 point of warp strength and 1 point needed to scramble that point. adding a wcs gives you 1 extra strength making you get away. same with transport ships, they have a natural 1 point and +2 from ship bonus making you have 3 points of warp strength and the same 3 needed to stop you warping if you're not using any stabs. that's where i was coming from.
DE
If a ship had 1 point naturally you'd need a 2 point scram to stop it running away...
If look at DarkElf's original post, you'll see that by his way of thinking about it, being even means you get scrambled, so a 1 point scram will do.
indeed, thank you. i was just explaining what i meant by being even means ur screwed. i'm not 100% this is how it works but as far as i know it does.
DE
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Slartibartfast1
Gallente
UNIVERSAL HAULAGE
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Posted - 2007.04.22 20:17:00 -
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Thanks everyone, sorry for the late reply but had to go out all day and only just got back,so basically I just fit them and pray I have more points than the scrambler.
Regards,
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