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Trollus	Posted - 2008.06.20 13:51:00 - [1] Hi, I'm wondering which tactic is better for solo PVP. Heavy, plated or nanoed Arbi? Low: 1600mm RT DC II EANM SAR II Med: Warp Disruptor Web 10 MN MWD Cap Recharger II Hi: 2x Small Nos 2x 200mm AC II Hammerhead II x5 IMO it's no point to use tracking disruptor assuming we both're webbed. The idea is to get as close as possible. With my skills it does 230 DPS, has 20 000 EHP, cap stable. Or: Low: 2x OD II Nano II DC II Med: TD II Y-T8 MWD WD II LSE HI: Assault launcher 2x 280mm Arty Med Nosferatu //probably useless Hemmerhead II x5 The idea is to orbit at 20km. Orbiting speed is not very high, but TD should do its job against turret ships. It has only buffer and 11 500 EHP, 210 DPS. Assuming low sec PVP against cruisers and smaller ships, which one is better tactic? Thanks for answers
Tenuo Native Freshfood	Posted - 2008.06.20 13:52:00 - [2] Originally by: Trollus Hi, I'm wondering which tactic is better for solo PVP. Heavy, plated or nanoed Arbi? Low: 1600mm RT DC II EANM SAR II Med: Warp Disruptor Web 10 MN MWD Cap Recharger II Hi: 2x Small Nos 2x 200mm AC II Hammerhead II x5 IMO it's no point to use tracking disruptor assuming we both're webbed. The idea is to get as close as possible. With my skills it does 230 DPS, has 20 000 EHP, cap stable. You need to stay out of web range. You can also tracking disruptor down their falloff/optimal ______________________________________________ Euriti - I'll continue my nerd forum rage!
Trollus	Posted - 2008.06.20 13:55:00 - [3] Staying out of web range with setup #1 means all my hi slots're useless...
Spectre3353 The Python Cartel	Posted - 2008.06.20 15:31:00 - [4] Everytime I run into an Arbi, they tend to be nano'd out to kite around other cruisers while drones do all the work. Here is the setup of the last person I encountered in one and they ripped my 1600mm plated Vexor a new *******: http://www.battleclinic.com/eve_online/pk/view.php?type=player&name=OtonasiAkari&id=3438910&page=1&filter=losses#mail I would personally probably swap out the stab/repper for more OD's and Nano's but thats just my preference. A bit less survivability but if you're going to try and nano a slow T1 cruiser, you may as well go all out. ----- http://evenewb.blogspot.com/

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