Battleships: Difference between revisions

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There are no major PVE applications for most Black Ops Battleships, as other tech 1 or faction battleships are able to engage in straight combat more effectively and at far lower price points. However, some pilots have taken to using the Marshal as a PVE ship, relying on its CONCORD-unique bonus to local repair modules to give it a defensive edge. This is not an efficient practice in ship usage, and more often than not only results in extremely expensive Marshal losses.

* {{sh|Redeemer}}

* {{sh|Redeemer}} - Least commonly seen in combat, but able to fit the largest cargo bay for storing jump fuel, or the thickest armor if a tank must be held.

* {{sh|Widow}}

* {{sh|Widow}} - Greatly diminished in popularity after the ECM overhaul, but still sees use on the rare occasion where heavy ECM is an important utility to a fleet

* {{sh|Sin}}

* {{sh|Sin}} - The only Black Ops commonly used for hunting other battleships. Able to attain destructively high drone damage and neutralization strength and kill any other battleship or below 1v1

* {{sh|Panther}}

* {{sh|Panther}} - The fastest of the Black Ops and the most able to move around while holding its cloak

* {{sh|Marshal}}

* {{sh|Marshal}} - The one true battleship among the Black Ops, and the largest and heaviest battleship in the game. Able to use any form of weapons, and comes with a unique bonus improving its local repair modules based on the pilot's Security Status. Long-ranged tackle, and extremely fast warp drive. Also extremely expensive, 6x the price of any other black ops for the hull alone.

= Rare/Unique Battleships =

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 There are no major PVE applications for most Black Ops Battleships, as other tech 1 or faction battleships are able to engage in straight combat more effectively and at far lower price points. However, some pilots have taken to using the Marshal as a PVE ship, relying on its CONCORD-unique bonus to local repair modules to give it a defensive edge. This is not an efficient practice in ship usage, and more often than not only results in extremely expensive Marshal losses.
-* {{sh|Redeemer}}
+* {{sh|Redeemer}} - Least commonly seen in combat, but able to fit the largest cargo bay for storing jump fuel, or the thickest armor if a tank must be held.
-* {{sh|Widow}}
+* {{sh|Widow}} - Greatly diminished in popularity after the ECM overhaul, but still sees use on the rare occasion where heavy ECM is an important utility to a fleet
-* {{sh|Sin}}
+* {{sh|Sin}} - The only Black Ops commonly used for hunting other battleships. Able to attain destructively high drone damage and neutralization strength and kill any other battleship or below 1v1
-* {{sh|Panther}}
+* {{sh|Panther}} - The fastest of the Black Ops and the most able to move around while holding its cloak
-* {{sh|Marshal}}
+* {{sh|Marshal}} - The one true battleship among the Black Ops, and the largest and heaviest battleship in the game. Able to use any form of weapons, and comes with a unique bonus improving its local repair modules based on the pilot's Security Status. Long-ranged tackle, and extremely fast warp drive. Also extremely expensive, 6x the price of any other black ops for the hull alone.
 = Rare/Unique Battleships =