The Rookie's Guide to Fleet Ops: Difference between revisions

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* With damps, a scan resolution script should be loaded by default and used most of the time. A Celestis will have trouble range-damping snipers, and can only do so up to 100 km or so for rookie pilots, although this varies with fitting and modules. Some mid-range snipers shoot from within 100 km, and it might be worth loading a range script for those. However damps have a short optimal, and in falloff the chances of damping get lower the further out the target is located. Resolution damping is only useful with some ECM on the field.

* With tracking disruptors, which script to use varies with the enemy ship's range from its target, and what type of weapon it has. For example, a blaster-fitted megathron will have a short optimal and mediocre falloff, thus range scripted TD will often be very effective even it is shooting from close range. ~~An abaddon~~ with ~~T2 pulse and scorch ammo can have an optimal over 40 km~~, ~~and~~ range ~~scripted TD will~~ be ~~useless if it is shooting from close range~~. When in doubt, you can use your TDs unscripted.

* With tracking disruptors, which script to use varies with the enemy ship's range from its target, and what type of weapon it has. For example, a blaster-fitted megathron will have a short optimal and mediocre falloff, thus range scripted TD will often be very effective even it is shooting from close range. A vagabond or cynabal kiting a uni fleet will most likely be shooting into its falloff with very low transversal, so range scripts would be most helpful. When in doubt, you can use your TDs unscripted.

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 * With damps, a scan resolution script should be loaded by default and used most of the time. A Celestis will have trouble range-damping snipers, and can only do so up to 100 km or so for rookie pilots, although this varies with fitting and modules. Some mid-range snipers shoot from within 100 km, and it might be worth loading a range script for those. However damps have a short optimal, and in falloff the chances of damping get lower the further out the target is located. Resolution damping is only useful with some ECM on the field.
-* With tracking disruptors, which script to use varies with the enemy ship's range from its target, and what type of weapon it has. For example, a blaster-fitted megathron will have a short optimal and mediocre falloff, thus range scripted TD will often be very effective even it is shooting from close range. An abaddon with T2 pulse and scorch ammo can have an optimal over 40 km, and range scripted TD will be useless if it is shooting from close range. When in doubt, you can use your TDs unscripted.
+* With tracking disruptors, which script to use varies with the enemy ship's range from its target, and what type of weapon it has. For example, a blaster-fitted megathron will have a short optimal and mediocre falloff, thus range scripted TD will often be very effective even it is shooting from close range. A vagabond or cynabal kiting a uni fleet will most likely be shooting into its falloff with very low transversal, so range scripts would be most helpful. When in doubt, you can use your TDs unscripted.
 === ECM ===