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EVE isn’t a very system-intensive game, and some people have computers that can easily handle the game on max settings. If your system can handle it, you can select '''show all brackets''' in the overview options for each tab. (Brackets are the symbols (icons) you see when in space). This will let you see friendly and hostile ship brackets on the field as well as neutrals and drones. Having all brackets turned on can help you identify an on-grid fleetmate to use as a warp-in. Many players fly with all brackets turned on, and it is recommended to do so if your system can handle it. Zooming out the camera with all brackets turned on will give you a good view of what's happening on the battlefield.

In very large fleet fights, it is recommended to have brackets turned off, as ~~alrge~~ number of visible ~~bracets~~ will cause server-side lag when there are hundreds of players shooting at each other in the same system. Most nullsec corps will have instructions for their members on how to minimize lag during large encounters.

In very large fleet fights, it is recommended to have brackets turned off, as a large number of visible brackets will cause server-side lag when there are hundreds of players shooting at each other in the same system. Most nullsec corps will have instructions for their members on how to minimize lag during large encounters.

You can press '''Option + Z ''' (for Mac) or '''ALT + Z''' (for PC) to toggle all brackets.

Alternatively you can create an tab preset that only includes bare minimum ~~bracets~~ and use that as the ~~bracet~~ preset.

Alternatively you can create a tab preset that only includes bare minimum brackets and use that as the bracket preset.

== Setting Up Your Overview ==

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 EVE isn’t a very system-intensive game, and some people have computers that can easily handle the game on max settings. If your system can handle it, you can select '''show all brackets''' in the overview options for each tab. (Brackets are the symbols (icons) you see when in space).  This will let you see friendly and hostile ship brackets on the field as well as neutrals and drones. Having all brackets turned on can help you identify an on-grid fleetmate to use as a warp-in. Many players fly with all brackets turned on, and it is recommended to do so if your system can handle it. Zooming out the camera with all brackets turned on will give you a good view of what's happening on the battlefield.
-In very large fleet fights, it is recommended to have brackets turned off, as alrge number of visible bracets will cause server-side lag when there are hundreds of players shooting at each other in the same system. Most nullsec corps will have instructions for their members on how to minimize lag during large encounters.
+In very large fleet fights, it is recommended to have brackets turned off, as a large number of visible brackets will cause server-side lag when there are hundreds of players shooting at each other in the same system. Most nullsec corps will have instructions for their members on how to minimize lag during large encounters.
 You can press '''Option + Z ''' (for Mac) or '''ALT + Z''' (for PC) to toggle all brackets.
-Alternatively you can create an tab preset that only includes bare minimum bracets and use that as the bracet preset.
+Alternatively you can create a tab preset that only includes bare minimum brackets and use that as the bracket preset.
 == Setting Up Your Overview  ==