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| − | =PVP= | + | = PVP = |
PvP is a very broad subject and a large part of EVE Online. This page links to various resources on the wiki which contain information. It is particularly aimed at newer players. A curated list of PvP related pages can be found to the right. | PvP is a very broad subject and a large part of EVE Online. This page links to various resources on the wiki which contain information. It is particularly aimed at newer players. A curated list of PvP related pages can be found to the right. | ||
| − | ==Types== | + | == Types == |
PvP can be split into a few broad types. Depending on players preferences, all can be found within the Uni. These are: | PvP can be split into a few broad types. Depending on players preferences, all can be found within the Uni. These are: | ||
| − | ===[[Solo PvP]]=== | + | === [[Solo PvP]] === |
Fighting on your own can be an exciting, high adrenaline kind of fighting. Win or lose, whatever happens is down to you. | Fighting on your own can be an exciting, high adrenaline kind of fighting. Win or lose, whatever happens is down to you. | ||
* Relevant page | * Relevant page | ||
| − | ===[[Small gang PvP]]=== | + | === [[Small gang PvP]] === |
A small gang can be anything from you and a few friends, to 10 or 20 pilots. Often operating relatively informally, in a small gang every pilot's actions count. | A small gang can be anything from you and a few friends, to 10 or 20 pilots. Often operating relatively informally, in a small gang every pilot's actions count. | ||
* Relevant page | * Relevant page | ||
| − | ===[[Fleet PvP]]=== | + | === [[Fleet PvP]] === |
The stuff that gets EVE into the news. From a Uni fleet formed to kill a few WTs to the 1000 main nullsec brawls, this is where billions of ISK can be laid to waste. | The stuff that gets EVE into the news. From a Uni fleet formed to kill a few WTs to the 1000 main nullsec brawls, this is where billions of ISK can be laid to waste. | ||
* Relevant page | * Relevant page | ||
| − | ==Areas== | + | == Areas == |
Due to changing mechanics the area in which you are can greatly affect the way that PvP occurs. | Due to changing mechanics the area in which you are can greatly affect the way that PvP occurs. | ||
| − | ===[[Highsec PvP]]=== | + | === [[Highsec PvP]] === |
Highsec PvP has many differences to any other area of space due to [[CONCORD]]. Suicide ganking, suspect hunting, and wars are the ways that targets are acquired. [[Crimewatch]] and [[Aggression Details|aggression]] mechanics are very important for this. | Highsec PvP has many differences to any other area of space due to [[CONCORD]]. Suicide ganking, suspect hunting, and wars are the ways that targets are acquired. [[Crimewatch]] and [[Aggression Details|aggression]] mechanics are very important for this. | ||
| − | ===[[Lowsec PvP]]=== | + | === [[Lowsec PvP]] === |
Lowsec allows for much more fluid engagements than highsec due to the lack of CONCORD protection. However station and gate guns still provide some protection to pilots. Lowsec is generally considered the domain of small gangs and smaller ships (cruiser and down) however there are entities that will fly everything, including [[Supercapitals]]. [[Faction Warfare]] also occurs in lowsec, adding an additional dynamic. | Lowsec allows for much more fluid engagements than highsec due to the lack of CONCORD protection. However station and gate guns still provide some protection to pilots. Lowsec is generally considered the domain of small gangs and smaller ships (cruiser and down) however there are entities that will fly everything, including [[Supercapitals]]. [[Faction Warfare]] also occurs in lowsec, adding an additional dynamic. | ||
| − | ===[[Nullsec PvP]]=== | + | === [[Nullsec PvP]] === |
Lawless space! The only area of [[Known Space]] where you can use [[Bubbles]] or [[Bombs]]. The fights found here are very varied, from frigate 1v1 to massive wars over [[Sovereignty]]. | Lawless space! The only area of [[Known Space]] where you can use [[Bubbles]] or [[Bombs]]. The fights found here are very varied, from frigate 1v1 to massive wars over [[Sovereignty]]. | ||
| − | ===[[Wormhole PvP]]=== | + | === [[Wormhole PvP]] === |
Unknown (AKA Wormhole space) is also lawless. However the lack of gates and wormholes, as well as mass restrictions make it quite unlike any other area. The mass limitations, and lack of [[Cynos]] limit the use of [[Capital Ship|Capitals]] and [[Battleships]]. Gangs of [[Strategic Cruisers]] are very popular. | Unknown (AKA Wormhole space) is also lawless. However the lack of gates and wormholes, as well as mass restrictions make it quite unlike any other area. The mass limitations, and lack of [[Cynos]] limit the use of [[Capital Ship|Capitals]] and [[Battleships]]. Gangs of [[Strategic Cruisers]] are very popular. | ||
| − | ==Roles== | + | == Roles == |
There are many roles that can be required depending on the specific fleet. Some of the more common ones are: | There are many roles that can be required depending on the specific fleet. Some of the more common ones are: | ||
| − | *[[FC Guide|Fleet Commander]] (FC) - leader of the fleet, normally flies a DD or (in larger fleets) boosting ship. | + | * [[FC Guide|Fleet Commander]] (FC) - leader of the fleet, normally flies a DD or (in larger fleets) boosting ship. |
| − | *[[Damage Dealer]] (DD) - main damage of the fleet | + | * [[Damage Dealer]] (DD) - main damage of the fleet |
| − | *[[EWar 101 Guide|EWAR]] - negates enemy ships | + | * [[EWar 101 Guide|EWAR]] - negates enemy ships |
| − | *[[Logistic Guide|Logistics]] (normally referred to as logi to differentiate from actual logistics such as hangers) - heal friendly ships | + | * [[Logistic Guide|Logistics]] (normally referred to as logi to differentiate from actual logistics such as hangers) - heal friendly ships |
| − | *[[Tackle|Tackling]] - stops and slows down enemy ships | + | * [[Tackle|Tackling]] - stops and slows down enemy ships |
| − | *[[Skirmishers]] - normally flying an [[Interceptor]], they roam ahead of the fleet and find targets | + | * [[Skirmishers]] - normally flying an [[Interceptor]], they roam ahead of the fleet and find targets |
| − | *[[Scouting|Scout]] - normally flying a [[Covert Ops]], they operate cloaked and find targets or gather intel | + | * [[Scouting|Scout]] - normally flying a [[Covert Ops]], they operate cloaked and find targets or gather intel |
| − | ==PvP within E-Uni== | + | == PvP within E-Uni == |
<!--There are varied opportunities for PvP while in EVE University, depending on your preferred playstyle. A good first step for all pilots is reading [[The Rookie's Guide To Fleet Ops]] which explains the basic commands used. The most common way to dip your toes into PvP is via fleets from Aldrat. They are formed using alliance chat and may be announced ahead of time. There are also permanent standing fleets and events that cater to PvP: --> | <!--There are varied opportunities for PvP while in EVE University, depending on your preferred playstyle. A good first step for all pilots is reading [[The Rookie's Guide To Fleet Ops]] which explains the basic commands used. The most common way to dip your toes into PvP is via fleets from Aldrat. They are formed using alliance chat and may be announced ahead of time. There are also permanent standing fleets and events that cater to PvP: --> | ||
| − | *[[Archive:Operation: Fortress|Operation: Fortress]] | + | * [[Archive:Operation: Fortress|Operation: Fortress]] |
| − | *[[Archive:Frigate FFA System|Frig FFA]] | + | * [[Archive:Frigate FFA System|Frig FFA]] |
| − | *[[Low-Sec Campus]] | + | * [[Low-Sec Campus]] |
| − | *[[Null-Sec Campus]] | + | * [[Null-Sec Campus]] |
| − | *[[Wormhole | + | * [[Wormhole Community]] |
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| − | ==Recommended== | + | == Recommended == |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[The Rookie's Guide To Fleet Ops|Fleet basics]] |
** [[Tackling Guide|Tackling]] | ** [[Tackling Guide|Tackling]] | ||
** [[Gatecamps]] | ** [[Gatecamps]] | ||
** [[Scouting]] | ** [[Scouting]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[EWAR Guide|EWAR]] |
| − | ** [[ | + | ** [[ECM Guide|ECM]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Gunnery Guide|Gunnery]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[List of PvP Ships by Bonus|Ship bonuses]] |
| − | ==Further reading== | + | == Further reading == |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Advanced Piloting Techniques|Advanced Piloting]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[FC Guide|Commanding a fleet]] |
| − | ** [[ | + | ** [[Fleet Leadership|Fleet leadership mechanics]] |
| − | ** [[ | + | ** [[Fleet Checklist|Fleet leadership checklist]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Cloak Trick|The cloak trick]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Interceptors Guide|Interceptors]] |
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Revision as of 09:31, 7 June 2022
PVPPvP is a very broad subject and a large part of EVE Online. This page links to various resources on the wiki which contain information. It is particularly aimed at newer players. A curated list of PvP related pages can be found to the right. TypesPvP can be split into a few broad types. Depending on players preferences, all can be found within the Uni. These are: Solo PvPFighting on your own can be an exciting, high adrenaline kind of fighting. Win or lose, whatever happens is down to you.
Small gang PvPA small gang can be anything from you and a few friends, to 10 or 20 pilots. Often operating relatively informally, in a small gang every pilot's actions count.
Fleet PvPThe stuff that gets EVE into the news. From a Uni fleet formed to kill a few WTs to the 1000 main nullsec brawls, this is where billions of ISK can be laid to waste.
AreasDue to changing mechanics the area in which you are can greatly affect the way that PvP occurs. Highsec PvPHighsec PvP has many differences to any other area of space due to CONCORD. Suicide ganking, suspect hunting, and wars are the ways that targets are acquired. Crimewatch and aggression mechanics are very important for this. Lowsec PvPLowsec allows for much more fluid engagements than highsec due to the lack of CONCORD protection. However station and gate guns still provide some protection to pilots. Lowsec is generally considered the domain of small gangs and smaller ships (cruiser and down) however there are entities that will fly everything, including Supercapitals. Faction Warfare also occurs in lowsec, adding an additional dynamic. Nullsec PvPLawless space! The only area of Known Space where you can use Bubbles or Bombs. The fights found here are very varied, from frigate 1v1 to massive wars over Sovereignty. Wormhole PvPUnknown (AKA Wormhole space) is also lawless. However the lack of gates and wormholes, as well as mass restrictions make it quite unlike any other area. The mass limitations, and lack of Cynos limit the use of Capitals and Battleships. Gangs of Strategic Cruisers are very popular. RolesThere are many roles that can be required depending on the specific fleet. Some of the more common ones are:
PvP within E-Uni |
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