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| [CLASS] Recognizing, Avoiding, and Countering: Kites, disegages, bait.
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| Very specific pvp tactics that address a lot of the commonly encountered tactics.
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| Definition kiting: Having an enemy with a greater (or slightly slower) velocity than your own run in a straight line. If you follow him you become a big bullseye with 0 angular velocity. The inherent danger to kiting is two-fold: having 0 angular velocity but also being separated from the main force of a fleet. The danger is compounded if he is fit for range and you are not.<br>
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| Recognizing kites: running away, 0 angular, stronger ship.<br>
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| Avoiding kites: Disengaging.<br>
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| Countering kites: ECM, range, scram for MWD, web for AB.<br>
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| Definition non-engagement: If an enemy ship has not fired a shot, they are allowed to use gates and/or dock in stations while those who have aggressed (used any kind of offensive module on an enemy ship) cannot use gates or dock for 60 seconds.<br>
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| Definition disengages: If an enemy ship has not fired a shot in the last 60 seconds, they are allowed to use gates and/or dock in stations while those who have aggressed (used any kind of offensive module on an enemy ship) cannot use gates or dock for 60 seconds.
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| Recognizing disengages: Nobody aggressed.<br>
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| Avoiding disengages: Nothing to avoid, as there is no danger.<br>
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| Countering diesngages: Tackle on other side, or half aggression.<br>
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| Definition bait: A heavily tanked ship acting as a lure for others to attack while a main force lies in wait to counter-attack.<br>
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| Recognizing bait: Selected ship types and predictable bait.<br>
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| Avoiding bait: Choose battles carefully.<br>
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| Countering bait: Reserve fleet.<br>
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