Tips and Tricks: Difference between revisions

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:This works really well if the mission had multiple rooms since the warp point you can use is close by.

* Despite detailing in their description that they are for pulling in cargo containers, tractor beams '''CAN''' pull in wrecks also. Indeed, pulling in wrecks is the reason you want them. The description is left over from a previous release of Eve.

* Remember you can also bookmark mission locations, allowing you to hand in the mission and return to the wrecks, especially if your running low on time for bonus reward~~. This means you'll also be able to use a microwarpdrive - which may save time~~. If you're salvaging a level 4 when stuff is very far apart i.e. over 30-40+km then ~~mwd~~ is a good idea. For anything less, you might find yourself overshooting your targets, as the mwd cycle has to complete. Make sure you bookmark every room in the mission if you want to do it this way, as warpgates vanish when you hand in the mission.

* Remember you can also bookmark mission locations, allowing you to hand in the mission and return to the wrecks, especially if your running low on time for bonus reward. If you're salvaging a level 4 when stuff is very far apart i.e. over 30-40+km then a MWD is a good idea. For anything less, you might find yourself overshooting your targets, as the mwd cycle has to complete. Make sure you bookmark every room in the mission if you want to do it this way, as warpgates vanish when you hand in the mission.

* While you are salvaging with some tractor beams, you can drag the wrecks behind you and salvage them at the same time while you travel towards another wreck that's outside tractor beam range. This saves time.

* Use your tactical overview (one of the buttons on the left side of the HUD) to plot an efficient course through the wreck field rather than just moving to the closest wreck.

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 :This works really well if the mission had multiple rooms since the warp point you can use is close by.
 * Despite detailing in their description that they are for pulling in cargo containers, tractor beams '''CAN''' pull in wrecks also.  Indeed, pulling in wrecks is the reason you want them.  The description is left over from a previous release of Eve.
-* Remember you can also bookmark mission locations, allowing you to hand in the mission and return to the wrecks, especially if your running low on time for bonus reward. This means you'll also be able to use a microwarpdrive - which may save time. If you're salvaging a level 4 when stuff is very far apart i.e. over 30-40+km then mwd is a good idea. For anything less, you might find yourself overshooting your targets, as the mwd cycle has to complete. Make sure you bookmark every room in the mission if you want to do it this way, as warpgates vanish when you hand in the mission.
+* Remember you can also bookmark mission locations, allowing you to hand in the mission and return to the wrecks, especially if your running low on time for bonus reward. If you're salvaging a level 4 when stuff is very far apart i.e. over 30-40+km then a MWD is a good idea. For anything less, you might find yourself overshooting your targets, as the mwd cycle has to complete. Make sure you bookmark every room in the mission if you want to do it this way, as warpgates vanish when you hand in the mission.
 * While you are salvaging with some tractor beams, you can drag the wrecks behind you and salvage them at the same time while you travel towards another wreck that's outside tractor beam range. This saves time.
 * Use your tactical overview (one of the buttons on the left side of the HUD) to plot an efficient course through the wreck field rather than just moving to the closest wreck.