NPC Mining Operations: Difference between revisions

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{{ important note box | All NPC miner response fleets use warp scramblers or disruptors. This will stop you from using MJD and MWD, and warping out.}}

Typically, an NPC response fleet will contain 1-2 fast tackler frigates, 1-2 damage dealers, 1-2 logistics frigates, and 4-6 faction-based EWAR rats. Tackler frigates have an average speed of 1500 m/s, while EWAR and damage dealing frigates have an average speed of

1000 m/s. Cruisers have an average speed of 600-700 m/s, and battleships an average speed of 200 m/s.

==Composition==

The mining fleet will sit on an asteroid field. The fleet will be a group of mining ships ranging from ventures and mining barges to exhumers. Periodically a hauler will warp in for a moment and then warp off to a station and dock. The occurrence frequency of the hauler depends on the mining vessels at the field, the more efficient mining vessels need frequent hauler runs to empty their ore holds. The hauler can be T1 industrial or T2 industrial. While T1 industrial needs 1 point to tackle and hold it on position, T2 variant needs at least 3 points to hold.

The mining fleet will sit on an asteroid field. The fleet will be a group of mining ships ranging from ventures and mining barges to exhumers. Periodically a hauler will warp in for a moment and then warp off to a station and dock. If there are no stations in the system, the hauler will warp to a random safe spot and despawn.

The occurrence frequency of the hauler depends on the mining vessels at the field, the more efficient mining vessels need frequent hauler runs to empty their ore holds. The hauler can be T1 industrial or T2 industrial. While T1 industrial needs 1 point to tackle and hold it on position, T2 variant needs at least 3 points to hold.

The defence fleet can include frigates, cruisers, battlecruisers, battleships, and logistic support ships. The combat ships will point and, and use EWAR suited to their faction.

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 {{ important note box | All NPC miner response fleets use warp scramblers or disruptors. This will stop you from using MJD and MWD, and warping out.}}
+Typically, an NPC response fleet will contain 1-2 fast tackler frigates, 1-2 damage dealers, 1-2 logistics frigates, and 4-6 faction-based EWAR rats.  Tackler frigates have an average speed of 1500 m/s, while EWAR and damage dealing frigates have an average speed of
+m/s.  Cruisers have an average speed of 600-700 m/s, and battleships an average speed of 200 m/s.
 ==Composition==
-The mining fleet will sit on an asteroid field. The fleet will be a group of mining ships ranging from ventures and mining barges to exhumers. Periodically a hauler will warp in for a moment and then warp off to a station and dock. The occurrence frequency of the hauler depends on the mining vessels at the field, the more efficient mining vessels need frequent hauler runs to empty their ore holds. The hauler can be T1 industrial or T2 industrial. While T1 industrial needs 1 point to tackle and hold it on position, T2 variant needs at least 3 points to hold.
+The mining fleet will sit on an asteroid field. The fleet will be a group of mining ships ranging from ventures and mining barges to exhumers. Periodically a hauler will warp in for a moment and then warp off to a station and dock. If there are no stations in the system, the hauler will warp to a random safe spot and despawn.
+The occurrence frequency of the hauler depends on the mining vessels at the field, the more efficient mining vessels need frequent hauler runs to empty their ore holds. The hauler can be T1 industrial or T2 industrial. While T1 industrial needs 1 point to tackle and hold it on position, T2 variant needs at least 3 points to hold.
 The defence fleet can include frigates, cruisers, battlecruisers, battleships, and logistic support ships. The combat ships will point and, and use EWAR suited to their faction.