Hi,
Medium cap battery will have different effect based on size and recharge time of your capacitor, i.e. different ships can get different benefits. But still it canât measure with immediate effect of overheated medium cap booster with 800 charges. The charge will give you multiple times more than what the medium battery can do. Also, if you are neuted once, then the cap booster can put you back on track. Medium cap battery canât do that. Trade-off of the booster is, that the boosting will be only for a limited amount of time and that you are limited by number of charges that fit in your cargohold.
Generally speaking, I would prefer the medium cap booster but only as a safety measure, over the additional medium cap battery.
Question is, if there is no other way how to do it? Because honestly speaking, both options feel suboptimal to me. Medium cap battery on a cruiser is a desperate measure to be more resistant against neuting. And Gila running consistently T5âs (except darks) doesnât use cap booster.
From what I can say, if you have around 55-60GJ/sec on your capacitor without activated modules, then you are quite safe in T5 against neuting. Not 100% always though.
Obviosly you donât want repping modules running fully on, all the time. You trade your capacitor into repping power. Wasted repping power translates into wasted capacitor, which could be difference between being neuted and not being neuted.
The most cap intensive in terms of GJ/s are probably spawns with many neuting cruisers. Neuting from Leshaks is more like alpha strikes on your capacitor. Medium cap battery would do exacly nothing to the infamous Leshak spawn.
Assess each individual spawn and act accordingly to that specific spawn. That is very much intertwined with being neuted or not.
Generally it looks okaish. But only generally.
It very much depends on what weather do you want to run it that. Are these resists before aplication of Abyssal weather? Or final resists in Abyss space?
What are your base resists and what resist modules have you fitted? It all matters. Also depends on your DPS and aplication. The faster you kill, the less pressure on your tank. You will face different spawns and must react to them accordingly otherwise sheer damage potential of the spawn can wreck you. It just all depends.
To put it in a different way - you can certainly die in T5 with the above profile. You need different fits for different weather. It is not just activate my modules, facetank all and letâs go to another room. Well, Gila in Electrical or Exotic is a little like that, but generally T5âs are no joke.