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=== ~~Tactical maneuvering~~ a ship using the overview ~~===~~

=== Ship Maneuvering 101 ===

This section explains the basics of controlling a ship, using both the overview and double-clicking. This section will use the 20 anchored containers for the practical excercise.

* ~~Outline of key points~~ to ~~cover~~

==== Tactical maneuvering a ship using the overview ====

* ~~Key point~~

** ~~Detail~~ point

Theory:

** Another detail

* Break down how ranges in the overview can affect a player, both in movement from point A to Point B, and for combat.

* ~~Final key point~~

* Explain the Orbit, Keep At Range and Approach commands.

* Explain speeds and percentages of maximum throttle.

Practical:

* Have each pilot move their fast frigate (A Condor, Executioner, Slasher or Atron) through each navigation point in order by using the overview, activating their warp scrambler each time they reach a navigation point.

* Monitor whether or not they stop at each waypoint, or fluidly move through each point without stopping.

* Explain that the pilot should keep moving, and suggest that they have the next waypoint targeted before reaching it to allow them to turn prior to arrival.

=== Tactical maneuvering a ship via double-clicking ===

* ~~Outline of key points~~ to ~~cover~~

Theory:

* ~~Key~~ point

* Explain how doubleclicking works, and how it can be used to strategically maneuver one's ship around each point.

** Detail point

** Another detail

Practical:

* ~~Final key point~~

* Have each pilot move their fast frigate (A Condor, Executioner, Slasher or Atron) through each navigation point in order using the overview as reference only, and doubleclicking to navigate;

* Have each pilot activate their warp scrambler each time they reach a navigation point.

* Monitor whether or not they stop at each waypoint, or fluidly move through each point without stopping.

* Explain that the pilot should keep moving, and suggest that they have the next waypoint targeted before reaching it to allow them to turn prior to arrival.

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-=== Tactical maneuvering a ship using the overview ===
+=== Ship Maneuvering 101 ===
+This section explains the basics of controlling a ship, using both the overview and double-clicking. This section will use the 20 anchored containers for the practical excercise.
-* Outline of key points to cover
+==== Tactical maneuvering a ship using the overview ====
-* Key point
-** Detail point
+Theory:
-** Another detail
+* Break down how ranges in the overview can affect a player, both in movement from point A to Point B, and for combat.
-* Final key point
+* Explain the Orbit, Keep At Range and Approach commands.
+* Explain speeds and percentages of maximum throttle.
+Practical:
+* Have each pilot move their fast frigate (A Condor, Executioner, Slasher or Atron) through each navigation point in order by using the overview, activating their warp scrambler each time they reach a navigation point.
+* Monitor whether or not they stop at each waypoint, or fluidly move through each point without stopping.
+* Explain that the pilot should keep moving, and suggest that they have the next waypoint targeted before reaching it to allow them to turn prior to arrival.
 === Tactical maneuvering a ship via double-clicking ===
-* Outline of key points to cover
+Theory:
-* Key point
+* Explain how doubleclicking works, and how it can be used to strategically maneuver one's ship around each point.
-** Detail point
-** Another detail
+Practical:
-* Final key point
+* Have each pilot move their fast frigate (A Condor, Executioner, Slasher or Atron) through each navigation point in order using the overview as reference only, and doubleclicking to navigate;
+* Have each pilot activate their warp scrambler each time they reach a navigation point.
+* Monitor whether or not they stop at each waypoint, or fluidly move through each point without stopping.
+* Explain that the pilot should keep moving, and suggest that they have the next waypoint targeted before reaching it to allow them to turn prior to arrival.
 === Stargate entry and exit ===