Annotated Index to PvP: Difference between revisions

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===Tactics===

~~Methods of fighting~~. ~~Ways of locating~~ targets. ~~Ways of escaping~~. ~~Cloaking~~. ~~Establishing remote bases~~. ~~Insurance~~.

==== ~~Targeting~~ ====

Ways to find fights, win them, and manage their risks.

==== Hunting ====

* [[Identifying war targets in Local]]: includes how to set up a [[Identifying war targets in Local#Setting up watchlists|watch list]].

* [[Directional scanning]]: use the built-in beyond-visual-range sensors on ''any'' ship to find trouble, or to avoid it.

* [[Probe scanning]]: transfer basic [[exploration]] techniques to PvP and use them to hunt targets.

* [[Bookmarks]]: useful in scouting, and in setting up safe spots in systems.

* [[Cloaking]]: the mechanics of EVE's stealth systems.

==== Combat ====

* [[Targeting]]: methods and time considerations.

* [[Identifying war targets in Local]] Includes how to set up a [[Identifying war targets in Local#Setting up watchlists|watch list]].

~~====Tackling====~~

* [[Tackling]]: the central act that starts most PvP combat in EVE—stopping a target from warping away.

* [[Overheating]]: get max performance from a ship by pushing modules to their limits.

~~==== Electronic Warfare ====~~

* [[Electronic warfare]] ("EWAR") in general. EWAR interferes with enemy ships to decrease their effectiveness in battle.

* [[Electronic Countermeasures]] ("ECM", "jamming"): a powerful subtype of EWAR that breaks enemy target-locks.

* [[Capacitor warfare]]: make opponents helpless by draining their capacitors.

==== ~~Other Tactics~~ ====

==== Dealing with losses ====

* [[~~Bookmarks~~]]: ~~useful in scouting, and in setting up safe spots in systems.~~

* [[Insurance]]: insure to ensure you can afford to lose your ship.

* [[Overheating]]: get max performance from a ship ~~by pushing modules to their limits~~.

* [[Pod saving|How to save your Pod]]: know how to preserve your capsule ("pod") if your ship is lost.

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 ===Tactics===
-Methods of fighting. Ways of locating targets. Ways of escaping. Cloaking. Establishing remote bases. Insurance.
-==== <span style="color:#ffffdd"> Targeting</span>  ====
+Ways to find fights, win them, and manage their risks.
+==== <span style="color:#ffffdd"> Hunting</span>  ====
+* [[Identifying war targets in Local]]: includes how to set up a [[Identifying war targets in Local#Setting up watchlists|watch list]].
+* [[Directional scanning]]: use the built-in beyond-visual-range sensors on ''any'' ship to find trouble, or to avoid it.
+* [[Probe scanning]]: transfer basic [[exploration]] techniques to PvP and use them to hunt targets.
+* [[Bookmarks]]: useful in scouting, and in setting up safe spots in systems.
+* [[Cloaking]]: the mechanics of EVE's stealth systems.
+==== <span style="color:#ffffdd"> Combat</span>  ====
 * [[Targeting]]: methods and time considerations.
-* [[Identifying war targets in Local]] Includes how to set up a [[Identifying war targets in Local#Setting up watchlists|watch list]].
-====<span style="color:#ffffdd">Tackling</span>====
 * [[Tackling]]: the central act that starts most PvP combat in EVE—stopping a target from warping away.
+* [[Overheating]]: get max performance from a ship by pushing modules to their limits.
-====<span style="color:#ffffdd">  Electronic Warfare</span>  ====
 * [[Electronic warfare]] ("EWAR") in general. EWAR interferes with enemy ships to decrease their effectiveness in battle.
 * [[Electronic Countermeasures]] ("ECM", "jamming"): a powerful subtype of EWAR that breaks enemy target-locks.
 * [[Capacitor warfare]]: make opponents helpless by draining their capacitors.
-==== <span style="color:#ffffdd"> Other Tactics</span>  ====
+==== <span style="color:#ffffdd"> Dealing with losses</span>  ====
-* [[Bookmarks]]: useful in scouting, and in setting up safe spots in systems.
+* [[Insurance]]: insure to ensure you can afford to lose your ship.
-* [[Overheating]]: get max performance from a ship by pushing modules to their limits.
 * [[Pod saving|How to save your Pod]]: know how to preserve your capsule ("pod") if your ship is lost.