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2> Regen fits don't come with cap batteries, and thus they do not have a corresponding capacitor warfare resistance %. This is huge against neuts. A regen tank is very hard to pull off in electricals above tier 4; the EM weakness needs to be filled or you will have a dead sansha wave. You can try to cheese this in T4, and will lower your total tank to the point that you will need to fear the vedmak rooms. Also if you get a heavy webbing room with Karybdis Tyrannos, you can put yourself in a situation where you don't have enough shield left to move on to the next room - and get in time trouble. Needing shield skill proficiency is obviously true. As are drone skills and engineering skills, and navigation and targeting skills. I don't know what you're driving at here; tanking skills are a must for proficiency in Eve.

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3> 2 High grade implants is well covered in multiple places in the write ups. First, it is mentioned that I recommend you choose your (2) implants associated with your current training goals. This way you have a clone filling both purposes. Naturally, you can upgrade further and either blitz T5's or graduate to T6's. This guide is not meant to push anyone past the T5 mark, so whether they become more efficient at T5 up to the 250-275milli/hr mark, or they graduate to T6's around the 280-315milli/hr mark is up to the player. Mid grades do not outperform high grades. We save isk everywhere that is sensible, and at the time of the creation of the guide - had a ship and pod that combined for under 1 billion isk in total investment (hovers around that regularly). With clever piloting the payoff period was <4 hours with an expected return above 200 million isk per hour. As of this writing, these goals are still being met by the ePlexT5 fit.

3> 2 High grade implants is well covered in multiple places in the write ups. First, it is mentioned that I recommend you choose your (2) implants associated with your current training goals. This way you have a clone filling both purposes. Naturally, you can upgrade further and either blitz T5's or graduate to T6's. This guide is not meant to push anyone past the T5 mark, so whether they become more efficient at T5 up to the 250-275milli/hr mark, or they graduate to T6's around the 280-315milli/hr mark is up to the player. Mid grades do not outperform high grades. We save isk everywhere that is sensible, and at the time of the creation of the guide - had a ship and pod that combined for under 1 billion isk in total investment (hovers around that regularly). With clever piloting the payoff period was ~4 hours with an expected return above 200 million isk per hour. As of this writing, these goals are still being met by the ePlexT5 fit.

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 > Regen fits don't come with cap batteries, and thus they do not have a corresponding capacitor warfare resistance %.  This is huge against neuts.  A regen tank is very hard to pull off in electricals above tier 4; the EM weakness needs to be filled or you will have a dead sansha wave.  You can try to cheese this in T4, and will lower your total tank to the point that you will need to fear the vedmak rooms.  Also if you get a heavy webbing room with Karybdis Tyrannos, you can put yourself in a situation where you don't have enough shield left to move on to the next room - and get in time trouble.  Needing shield skill proficiency is obviously true.  As are drone skills and engineering skills, and navigation and targeting skills.  I don't know what you're driving at here; tanking skills are a must for proficiency in Eve.
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-> 2 High grade implants is well covered in multiple places in the write ups.  First, it is mentioned that I recommend you choose your (2) implants associated with your current training goals.  This way you have a clone filling both purposes.  Naturally, you can upgrade further and either blitz T5's or graduate to T6's.  This guide is not meant to push anyone past the T5 mark, so whether they become more efficient at T5 up to the 250-275milli/hr mark, or they graduate to T6's around the 280-315milli/hr mark is up to the player.  Mid grades do not outperform high grades.  We save isk everywhere that is sensible, and at the time of the creation of the guide - had a ship and pod that combined for under 1 billion isk in total investment (hovers around that regularly).  With clever piloting the payoff period was <4 hours with an expected return above 200 million isk per hour.  As of this writing, these goals are still being met by the ePlexT5 fit.
+> 2 High grade implants is well covered in multiple places in the write ups.  First, it is mentioned that I recommend you choose your (2) implants associated with your current training goals.  This way you have a clone filling both purposes.  Naturally, you can upgrade further and either blitz T5's or graduate to T6's.  This guide is not meant to push anyone past the T5 mark, so whether they become more efficient at T5 up to the 250-275milli/hr mark, or they graduate to T6's around the 280-315milli/hr mark is up to the player.  Mid grades do not outperform high grades.  We save isk everywhere that is sensible, and at the time of the creation of the guide - had a ship and pod that combined for under 1 billion isk in total investment (hovers around that regularly).  With clever piloting the payoff period was ~4 hours with an expected return above 200 million isk per hour.  As of this writing, these goals are still being met by the ePlexT5 fit.
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