Faction warfare: Difference between revisions

Like most other [[Deadspace Complex]]es, you cannot warp directly into them, but must first use an [[deadspace|acceleration gate]], after which you will land at the complex' beacon (large complexes (see below) do not have an acceleration gate, but you will still land at the complex' beacon when you warp in); you cannot light a [[cyno|cynosural field]] inside a complex. At the center of each complex, a few kilometers away from the beacon, is the capture point (sometimes called a "button"). An NPC ship belonging to the faction controlling the star system defends the complex.  

Complexes come in four types, often called "sizes" (which is a bit of a misnomer, as the physical dimensions of the complex are always the same)<ref name=patch notes retribution 1.0">[http://community.eveonline.com/news/patch-notes/patch-notes-for-retribution-1 Retribution 1.0 patch notes]</ref>. They vary in what ship classes are allowed to enter, what NPC defends them, and how long it takes to capture them. While each type of complex contributes the same amount to capturing a system (measured in [[#Victory points|victory points]]), capturing larger complexes result in higher [[#Rewards|rewards]]. Additionally, capturing complexes in enemy-held systems gives higher rewards than capturing complexes in friendly-held systems.  

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For example, the base reward for capturing a novice complex in an enemy-held system is 10,000 LP. If your faction is at Tier 1, then you will only receive 5000 LP, while if your faction was at Tier 4, you would receive 25,000 LP for capturing that same complex! This bonus affects all activities which reward Factional Warfare LP, notably [[#Capturing complexes|capturing complexes]] and [[#Factional Warfare missions|running missions]].  

:{{co|wheat|2=LP reward = (value of ship hull - value of ship insurance + value of modules/rigs/subsystem/cargo) / 10000}}