Faction warfare strategy and tactics: Difference between revisions

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While it's possible to make a decent income from FW, it's recommended that you stock up on a few ships (including fittings, ammunition), and have enough ISK (or other ways of making ISK) to cover your losses while you get your bearings. Also, it's a lot less frustrating to just jump into a new ship and keep flying if you lose a fight (rather than have to go back to a trade hub and first buy and then fit a new one). Start by bringing smaller ships (frigates and destroyers), and decide later if you want to start flying larger ships.

Keep in mind that, once you join FW, about half of [[empire]] space (including two of the four [[Trade ~~Hubs~~|trade hub]]s) will be [[Factional Warfare#Permanent war|awkward to get to]]; this means that you won't be able to run missions in the "enemy" half of empire space, and that any ships or items you have stored in enemy empire stations will be hard to get to. Therefore, move all the ships and modules you think you want to use out of enemy empire space. Additionally, in the medium term, it may be worth having a [[trading]] or [[Creating an Alt Hauler|hauling]] alt to keep your FW character supplied.

Keep in mind that, once you join FW, about half of [[empire]] space (including two of the four [[Trade hubs|trade hub]]s) will be [[Factional Warfare#Permanent war|awkward to get to]]; this means that you won't be able to run missions in the "enemy" half of empire space, and that any ships or items you have stored in enemy empire stations will be hard to get to. Therefore, move all the ships and modules you think you want to use out of enemy empire space. Additionally, in the medium term, it may be worth having a [[trading]] or [[Creating an Alt Hauler|hauling]] alt to keep your FW character supplied.

=== Choosing a militia ===

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 While it's possible to make a decent income from FW, it's recommended that you stock up on a few ships (including fittings, ammunition), and have enough ISK (or other ways of making ISK) to cover your losses while you get your bearings. Also, it's a lot less frustrating to just jump into a new ship and keep flying if you lose a fight (rather than have to go back to a trade hub and first buy and then fit a new one). Start by bringing smaller ships (frigates and destroyers), and decide later if you want to start flying larger ships.
-Keep in mind that, once you join FW, about half of [[empire]] space (including two of the four [[Trade Hubs|trade hub]]s) will be [[Factional Warfare#Permanent war|awkward to get to]]; this means that you won't be able to run missions in the "enemy" half of empire space, and that any ships or items you have stored in enemy empire stations will be hard to get to. Therefore, move all the ships and modules you think you want to use out of enemy empire space. Additionally, in the medium term, it may be worth having a [[trading]] or [[Creating an Alt Hauler|hauling]] alt to keep your FW character supplied.
+Keep in mind that, once you join FW, about half of [[empire]] space (including two of the four [[Trade hubs|trade hub]]s) will be [[Factional Warfare#Permanent war|awkward to get to]]; this means that you won't be able to run missions in the "enemy" half of empire space, and that any ships or items you have stored in enemy empire stations will be hard to get to. Therefore, move all the ships and modules you think you want to use out of enemy empire space. Additionally, in the medium term, it may be worth having a [[trading]] or [[Creating an Alt Hauler|hauling]] alt to keep your FW character supplied.
 === Choosing a militia ===