Hello!
I keep reading everywhere that PVP-fits should be armor-tanking rather then shield-tanking.
So, comments about my fit for Thorax?
I do like it and works pretty good. I tend to do alot low-sec combating anomalies.
Would like to have a 50mn-warp, need to watch my back 24/7 since there is no way to counter warp disrupters …
that’s the problem there is nothing about that fit that works
you have no resistances, you have no form of range control. you are using a damage mod for your auxiliary weapon system and your sig is the size of a moon.
what i recommend is the same thing I recommend to most players. Don’t re-invent the wheel your corp probably already has some fittings and hopefully has some one experienced in crafting fits. Tell them what your goal is and ask them if they have a fit that works for it.
Well that’s what i was going to say but i checked to see what corp you were in and saw that you aren’t yet. You need to be at the very least until you learn the game. if you are opposed to joining a corp then you should still join one of the many communities in game, Eve is not kind to solo players.
If you would like my corp is open as well as the second corp in my alliance. We are PvP focused and in faction warfare. We are also built with a priority on teaching new players. My corp is focused mostly on support roles like E-war and logi while the other is more general.
but really finding a group that fits your goals is paramount in eve.
Well, i haven’t joined a Corp since I don’t really have the time to be active at any decent level, so I grind solo. Sure, if there a Corp that I can be semi-active in, then it could be good.
Propulsion modules to get closer/away. Also no tackle (warp disruptor/scramble) to prevent the target to just get away.
About the corp, they will probably be more worried about you being participative when you can login than about how often you login. Just be clear about it at the time you apply.
Yeah there are plenty of corps out there mine included that aren’t bothered by people who have little time to play.
As for range control any module that either let’s you move faster or causes your target to move slower. These let you dictate the rage of the engagement.
Do you have a discord? If so what times are you normally free?
It might be easier to explain where you can ask questions in real time.
I’m not sure what you’re asking with this.
As with the fit, you are now falling into the trap of duel taking and your still using a drone damage amp on a ship where drones are an auxiliary system.
The last thing I want is for you to get discouraged. Like with most things in eve at the start it seems impossibly hard but then things will start to rapidly click.
I don’t use Discord at all, i play on my TV with an old computer, so my setup is not ideal
The thing about the shields, is that i don’t understand why armor tanking is generely seen as better then sheild tanking. Shields “heal” themselves and yes i got the part with the signature and stuff. And yes, get the part that you can get a armor repairer. For me, it feels like the shield is an extra protection before hitting the armor.
What are you trying to aim at with "falling into the trap of duel tanking?
If find the Drones really useful, or aren’t they?
Please, show me an example of what you think would be a good fit for Low-sec PVP?
Well, im not gonna be discouraged, just trying to wrap my head around it all.
Something like this is reasonable for a shield Thorax. You get more DPS by putting damage modules in the low slots, and you can just ram into most appropriate targets with Antimatter to kill them, if you manage to land the scram.
You can also armor tank a Thorax with dual armor reppers, but I wouldn’t recommend it to a beginner because there are a lot more modules to micromanage.
Alot of people prefer armor tanking since you need to reserve at minimum two mid-slots for propulsion and warp scrambling / disruption. If you want to use a stasis webifier to slow your enemy down, then you’ll need three mid-slots. That doesn’t leave many mid-slots free for shields. However, this isn’t a hard rule. Some hulls have enough mid-slots or shield bonuses to make shield tanking worthwhile.
As for a good PVP fit, what kind of targets are you looking to kill? You usually fit a ship to hunt specific targets (at least if you want to win).
I just had to see the average pilots name to know that was a poor fit and it is. You would have one hell of a time keeping someone in blaster range with that fit.
It’s not, not if you mean in the general sense. For a thorax it is do to the limited number of mids.
Shield recharge isn’t really a big plus in regards to it being “free” repairing armor doesn’t actually cost much of anything.
Shields are generally have an advantage in small and solo fights do to them having a higher burst tank. They can get better resistances using heat than armor can and their local rep modules give more hp per cycle and per second by cost significantly more cap.
Armor has the advantage in large fleets do to increase utility in the mids a larger buffer and a more sustained tank. Normally not needing to over heat resist modules. Their logistics ships are more cap efficient and have a much longer effective repair range. (By the time shield logistics is repairing more than armor your losing close to 1/3 of your reps)
However with changes to the game each taking types overall advantages have diminished making each viable for any endangerment size.