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| − | Enyo's are fairly easy to fit. Pick four blasters that will fit with your fitting skills, add a nosferatu, Afterburner or MWD, | + | Enyo's are fairly easy to fit. Pick four blasters that will fit with your fitting skills, add a nosferatu, Afterburner or MWD, Scram (Or Web if your buddy is bringing a scram), and then your low slots.<br><br> Low slots is where it gets a little tricky. To get the most out of an enyo use a small armor repper. A solid choice is to plug your Explosive hole with either an Energized Reactive plate or Explosive Armor hardener, Add a another resistance plate (the ones that don't require CPU), and then it is up to you whether you want to load a damage control unit or magnetic field stabilizer.<br><br> Try not to put armor rigs or armor plates on the Enyo. You will drop its speed down to below that of some cruisers, meaning you will be neither able to close orbit while your MWD is off, or stay alive while webbed with your AB on.<br><br> |
Below are some examples of how to tailor fit your enyo to the situation you will be going into. I recomend starting with the starter Enyo. It has easy fitting requirements and lets you get a feel for it. That ship will also allow you to swap the Afterburner for a Named Microwarp drive in station without having to re-tool the entire thing. So keep one in your cargo hold. <br><br> | Below are some examples of how to tailor fit your enyo to the situation you will be going into. I recomend starting with the starter Enyo. It has easy fitting requirements and lets you get a feel for it. That ship will also allow you to swap the Afterburner for a Named Microwarp drive in station without having to re-tool the entire thing. So keep one in your cargo hold. <br><br> | ||
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The single-fanged Enyo sports good firepower capability, a missile hardpoint and some extremely strong armor plating, making it one of the best support frigates out there. Ideal for use as point ships to draw enemy fire from more vulnerable friendlies. SHIP BONUSES
Gallente Frigate Skill Bonus:
Ship Attributes
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3 (0/3) 
3 
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45 MW 
135 tf
340 m/sec
165 m³
Summary
The Enyo is an assault frigate best suited to attacking ships larger than itself. Its blaster weapons platform sports enough DPS potential to rival many properly fitted T1 cruisers. It’s strong tank consists of its low signature radius, high resistances, and adequate capacitor specifications to run an active repair module. Utilizing blasters at close orbit makes the boat very difficult to kill by battle cruisers or battleships without multiple neutralizers or dual webs. This makes the ship ideal for working in tandem with the fleet’s fragile interceptors, replacing their points before they go down or allow them to get safe. It also works well as an anti support harassment ship, screaming across the battlefield to tackle that scimitar or Blackbird kiting at 60 km. This forces the other ship to warp off, the enemy fleet to split weapons fire, or the unlucky pilot to loose their ship.
The Enyo is not without its limitations. Small blasters are notorious for being ineffective against frigates without web support. The two midslot layout means it can only fit a propulsion module and either a scram or web, making proper tackling of other frigates difficult at best. It is also one of the slowest assault ships. A high skill pilot with an afterburner will have troubles getting the ship over 850 m/s without the use of low slot propulsion modules (significantly hurting the tank), or utilizing a MWD - meaning other frigates will be able to dictate range once scrams are applied.
PVP aside, the ship can easily breeze through level I, II, and the vast majority of Level III combat missions. Its high DPS potential and small signature radius means that a patient pilot can even run level IV’s solo (abet very slowly). It is because of this that the Enyo has found some use as a high sec mission ninja: able to complete looting, flipping, and ganking duties without ever leaving grid.
Skills
The Ship Description gives a good starting point:
- Core Competency - Standard [Certificate]
- Armor Tanking - Standard [Certificate]
- Advanced Blaster Turrets - Standard [Certificate]
To get the most of out of this hull you will require a few more skill sets:
- Core Capacitor - Improved [Certificate] - Cap is part of an active armor tank
- Turret Control - Improved [Certificate] - Increase effective DPS from blasters
- High Velocity Helmsmen - Standard [Certificate] - Allows for afterburner or Microwarp drive use.
There are also a good handfull of other skills that will help out quite a bit:
- Assult Ships IV
- Ellectronics V - Fitting skill for maximum CPU
- Engineering V - Fitting skill for maximum powergrid
- Armor Compensations skills IV - EM, Thermal, Kenetic, Explosive - Critical to your tanking modules
- Propulsion Jamming IV - Lowers cap usage of warp scramblers
- Advanced Weapon Upgrades III or IV - Allows you to squeeze certain fits into place
- Energy Emission Systems III - Allows the use of T2 Small nosferatu
- Jurry Rigging III - Allows for the use of cap controll circuts and ancillary current routers
- Hybrid Weapon Rigging III or IV - Allows for the use of hybrid weapon rigs and minimized the penalty to powergrid.
Fitting
Enyo's are fairly easy to fit. Pick four blasters that will fit with your fitting skills, add a nosferatu, Afterburner or MWD, Scram (Or Web if your buddy is bringing a scram), and then your low slots.
Low slots is where it gets a little tricky. To get the most out of an enyo use a small armor repper. A solid choice is to plug your Explosive hole with either an Energized Reactive plate or Explosive Armor hardener, Add a another resistance plate (the ones that don't require CPU), and then it is up to you whether you want to load a damage control unit or magnetic field stabilizer.
Try not to put armor rigs or armor plates on the Enyo. You will drop its speed down to below that of some cruisers, meaning you will be neither able to close orbit while your MWD is off, or stay alive while webbed with your AB on.
Below are some examples of how to tailor fit your enyo to the situation you will be going into. I recomend starting with the starter Enyo. It has easy fitting requirements and lets you get a feel for it. That ship will also allow you to swap the Afterburner for a Named Microwarp drive in station without having to re-tool the entire thing. So keep one in your cargo hold.
Suicide Fits Don't Work
The last fit is an example of the Suicide Enyo. It functions on the "I'm Assuming I will never be primaried" principal of fighting. There are some people out there that swear by the idea of a suicide enyo, which is one that is fit for pure speed and dps. It is a hold over fromt the pre-nano nerf style of combat. You will see the kill boards littered with their loss mails and have very few genuine kills outside of solo - one on one - ganks. That style of play is baised on "Who Locked Who" first and is an expensive gamble with a 25 million isk ship.
A Note on Ammunition
Enyo's are blaster boats. As with what they will be fighting you need to bring three types of ammunition at all times.
- Void - For fighting larger ships.
- Anti Matter / Faction Anti Matter - For shooting Drones / Frigates.
- Null, to shoot at kiting frigates that web you. In those situations Null is the only chance you have to fight back.
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Tactics
If your not familiar with tackling, read up on it [[1]] and try out a Tristan to get a feel for 'survival' tackling before making the skill investment and training time for this hull.
- Manual Flying:
A major player skill to keeping an enyo alive is manual flight. Learn how to spiral and use it, and abuse it. Thats where you utilize double clicking in space to change your direction in relation to your target ship. Add you Angular Velocity to your overview tab and learn to keep that number up as high as possible when fighting ships larger than you. Keep the angular up on approach, watch it while you are orbiting close, and if your webbed, you will have to manually fly for certain to prevent from being popped by those medium guns if the ship can push range on you. With propper manual flying an AB Enyo can survive a Cynibal trying to kite and kill it. And with enough luck and good timing, that same enyo can get an Over heated scram on that Cynibal to dive in for the kill. Thats what manual flying can do for you. - Chase your own interceptors:
The enyo's primary duty is that of secondary tackle. Become good friends with a cepter pilot you fly with regularly and work as a team to lock down the enemy support ships. The cepter will dive in for the initial tackle and scram to shut down their MWD and you mosy on in behind him so he can get out of harms way or dive in after the next support ship causing issues out at range. Your boat is strong enough to survive a whole battle pinning down a cruiser or battle cruiser by yourself. You might even be able to kill it if its buffer tanked or has poor cap stability. - Shoot drones first:
The enyo's nemisis and most constant threat are drones. More than any other module or weapon systems drones can slowly and effectively grind the best tanked enyo's into space rubble. Fit your anti matter and keep your speed up to get the drones to trail behind you a bit. Within two or three shots you should be able to kill any drone class (small, medium or large) thanks to the large alpha of your blasters, you just have to wait for the drone angular to drop. If you are MWD fit, with it off and you holding close orbit, you will not be able to use Void for this task and must switch to anti-matter to get your blaster tacking high enough to hit the close orbiting light drones. - Your Noss will become a Neut:
In longer endurance matches your nosferatu will start working as an energy neutralizer, so watch your modules carefully. The three most important modules to keep activated in this situation are your Nos, your warp scrambler, and your armor repair. You can pulse your Repper on and off to keep your guns running if your not taking too much damage in favor of keeping the guns on. The closer you keep your own cap at zero, the less capacitor your target will have to run his modules such as neuts, webs, and especially their active tanking modules. Using this method an enyo in a very loooong fight is capable of solo killing poorly fit or support fit battle cruisers and battleships.
Notes
Enyo Fittings may need to be re-visited and re-adjusted following an expected change to the hybrid weapons platform: [2]
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