Faction warfare missions: Difference between revisions

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One important aspect to note is that the destination (ie the deadspace pocket with the mission objective) of a Factional Warfare mission is marked by a beacon, and this beacon becomes visible to ''every other player in the system'' as soon as you warp to it. This is a mechanic meant to encourage PvP (as other players can warp to your mission deadspace pocket without needing to [[Probe scanning|scan down your ship with combat probes]] first); in practice, it means you will need to be extra-vigilant when running these missions.

As with missions in Empire space, [http://eve-survival.org/missions ~~Eve~~ Survival] is an excellent resource for finding out ahead of time what a mission objective is, and what kind of NPC enemies to expect. Note that, unlike missions in Empire space, the NPC enemies you kill in Factional Warfare missions do not have bounties on them and drop very little loot (other than Navy tags, which can be sold or used to buy items in the LP store).

As with missions in Empire space, [http://eve-survival.org/missions EVE Survival] is an excellent resource for finding out ahead of time what a mission objective is, and what kind of NPC enemies to expect. Note that, unlike missions in Empire space, the NPC enemies you kill in Factional Warfare missions do not have bounties on them and drop very little loot (other than Navy tags, which can be sold or used to buy items in the LP store).

=== Enemies ===

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== External links ==

* [~~http~~://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=43&t=65348 E-UNI Forums: Running Faction Warfare missions]

* [https://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=43&t=65348 E-UNI Forums: Running Faction Warfare missions]

* [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFDop_CVaa_bf3515FPXms0N7rOGkdrOc "ISK Making for the Free Folk" Faction Warfare Missions Guide (YouTube)] August 2019

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 One important aspect to note is that the destination (ie the deadspace pocket with the mission objective) of a Factional Warfare mission is marked by a beacon, and this beacon becomes visible to ''every other player in the system'' as soon as you warp to it. This is a mechanic meant to encourage PvP (as other players can warp to your mission deadspace pocket without needing to [[Probe scanning|scan down your ship with combat probes]] first); in practice, it means you will need to be extra-vigilant when running these missions.
-As with missions in Empire space, [http://eve-survival.org/missions Eve Survival] is an excellent resource for finding out ahead of time what a mission objective is, and what kind of NPC enemies to expect. Note that, unlike missions in Empire space, the NPC enemies you kill in Factional Warfare missions do not have bounties on them and drop very little loot (other than Navy tags, which can be sold or used to buy items in the LP store).
+As with missions in Empire space, [http://eve-survival.org/missions EVE Survival] is an excellent resource for finding out ahead of time what a mission objective is, and what kind of NPC enemies to expect. Note that, unlike missions in Empire space, the NPC enemies you kill in Factional Warfare missions do not have bounties on them and drop very little loot (other than Navy tags, which can be sold or used to buy items in the LP store).
 === Enemies ===
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 == External links ==
-* [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=43&t=65348 E-UNI Forums: Running Faction Warfare missions]
+* [https://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=43&t=65348 E-UNI Forums: Running Faction Warfare missions]
 * [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFDop_CVaa_bf3515FPXms0N7rOGkdrOc "ISK Making for the Free Folk" Faction Warfare Missions Guide (YouTube)] August 2019