Wormhole space: Difference between revisions

Certain W-Space systems have effects that change the nature of your ship's statistics and/or modules. These phenomena only affect capsuleer ships, so Sleepers or structures won't be affected. The only in-game ways of telling what type of system you're in are the visual markers on the horizon or checking your fitting window for statistics changes, such as armor resists in a Wolf-Rayet. Generally players use third-party websites to check systems for effects.

On August 26th, 2014, with the Hyperion update, System Effects are being rebalanced. Additional tables added with new balance numbers.

 

[http://community.eveonline.com/news/dev-blogs/into-the-known-unknowns/ Dev Blog]

Pulsar systems are very powerful when utilized correctly. They provide bonuses to shield amount and capacitor regeneration, effectively doubling the your shield hitpoints and halving your capacitor regeneration in C6s. Armor ships will suffer a resistance debuff, and should be used carefully or not at all.

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Black Hole systems are unloved. While some extreme doctrines may work, the nerf to effective damage of all types and align times discourage most players to run sites or settle these systems. The velocity bonus however opens the possibility of reaching amazing speeds.

 

|'''Missile Velocity'''

 

Black Hole systems get some love. Extreme doctrines are no longer required, and the new effects make kiting missile platforms paramount in these now habitable systems. (Testing required)

Cataclysmic Variable systems basically increase the logistics capabilities of your fleet. Self-repping won't be as viable, which might be a problem for triaging Carriers or sieging Dreadnoughts. These systems also have a bonus to capacitor amount. Don't let the capacitor recharge debuff fool you, your recharge amount stays the same so your cap stability won't be affected.

 

|'''Remote Shield Transfer Amount'''

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Effective August 26th, 2014: Reduced Remote Cap Transfers

While Magnetars suffer from similar damage application reductions as black holes, they come with a massive straight-out damage bonus. Magnetars are generally liked. Running sites in them is faster.

 

 

Red Giants are very specialized. They're not sought after, not because they're bad but because they don't have much to offer. The bonus to smartbomb range and damage can be useful, especially when camping holes. The overheating bonus will allow your overheated modules to be even more effective, but they will burn out quicker.

 

|'''Heat Damage'''

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|'''Overload Bonus'''

 

Wolf Rayets are partially opposite to Pulsars. The obvious differences are the bonus to armor resists and the debuff to shield resists. There is also a bonus to signature radius which further enforces the armor doctrine fleets. The small gun damage bonus is largely ignored but opens interesting possibilities for gangs consisting of smaller sized ships.