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Very long targeting ranges are the foundation of ships fitted for sniping, but targeting at longer ranges than your weapons' effective range is a waste, not to mention that the targeting modules are taking up space which would otherwise be used for, for instance, tanking modules - so increasing targeting range is always a trade-off. Certain modules (such as warp core stabilisers) greatly decrease your targeting range. Lastly, you can use [[EWar_101_Guide#Remote_Sensor_Dampening_.28damps.2C_RSD.29|remote sensor dampening]] to greatly reduce your enemy's targeting range. | Very long targeting ranges are the foundation of ships fitted for sniping, but targeting at longer ranges than your weapons' effective range is a waste, not to mention that the targeting modules are taking up space which would otherwise be used for, for instance, tanking modules - so increasing targeting range is always a trade-off. Certain modules (such as warp core stabilisers) greatly decrease your targeting range. Lastly, you can use [[EWar_101_Guide#Remote_Sensor_Dampening_.28damps.2C_RSD.29|remote sensor dampening]] to greatly reduce your enemy's targeting range. | ||
You can find out your ship's current targeting range on the fitting screen, or through an external tool like [[ | You can find out your ship's current targeting range on the fitting screen, or through an external tool like [[PYFA]]. | ||
== Automatic and passive targeters == | == Automatic and passive targeters == | ||