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! style="background-color:#222222;" | Examples that use this resolution | ! style="background-color:#222222;" | Examples that use this resolution | ||
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| {{icon|isis carrier|18}} Capital-class targets | |||
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== Tracking Speed == | == Tracking Speed == | ||
The old '''Tracking Speed''' attribute didn't used to take into consideration your '''Signature Resolution''', so a large weapon could have a similar tracking speed value of a smaller gun, making them seem, at first glance, to have equally good tracking. In short it was simply the tracking value in and by itself, not accounting for the size of the gun (its resolution) and how that would lower the practical tracking. | The old '''Tracking Speed''' attribute didn't used to take into consideration your '''Signature Resolution''', so a large weapon could have a similar tracking speed value of a smaller gun, making them seem, at first glance, to have equally good tracking. In short it was simply the tracking value in and by itself, not accounting for the size of the gun (its resolution) and how that would lower the practical tracking. | ||