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===== Ship Bonus Example ===== | ===== Ship Bonus Example ===== | ||
We can see from the example above that the Actual Command bonus from Siege Warfare Links due to max pilot skills is -18.75%. Adding the ship bonus, which is multiplicative, is straightforward. The fleet command ship that provides bonuses to Siege Warfare Links is a Vulture, which boosts by 3% per level. | We can see from the example above that the Actual Command bonus from Siege Warfare Links due to max pilot skills is -18.75%. Adding the ship bonus, which is multiplicative, is straightforward. The fleet command ship that provides bonuses to Siege Warfare Links is a Vulture, which boosts by 3% per level.<br><br>The updated bonus formula now becomes: | ||
Actual Bonus = Total Bonus Due to Skills * (1+Ship Bonus), which in this example equals: | Actual Bonus = Total Bonus Due to Skills * (1+Ship Bonus), which in this example equals: | ||
Bonus = -18.75% * 1.15 or -21.5625% | Bonus = -18.75% * 1.15 or -21.5625%<br><br> | ||
Please note that this bonus would be higher if a Tech 3 ship, the Tengu, is used instead of a Vulture in the example. The key boosting benefit of a Vulture is it allows for all three Siege Warfare Links to be fit, activated, and bonused without the need for fitting Command Processors. The actual "ideal" ship choice used for fleet boosting therefore depends on the circumstances of the expected battle and on fleet composition.<br><br> | Please note that this bonus would be higher if a Tech 3 ship, the Tengu, is used instead of a Vulture in the example. The key boosting benefit of a Vulture is it allows for all three Siege Warfare Links to be fit, activated, and bonused without the need for fitting Command Processors. The actual "ideal" ship choice used for fleet boosting therefore depends on the circumstances of the expected battle and on fleet composition.<br><br> | ||