Ship progression in Incursions: Difference between revisions

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While strategic cruisers cannot match the prowess of the pirate faction battleships, they perform above that of regular battleships. So if you like smaller, agile ships, strategic cruisers might be the answer you're looking for. Keep in mind that most public communities settle for one or two strategic cruisers, mostly a [[Loki]] for the long webs. As such it's less of an appealing option to fly strategic cruisers outside our community.

Since the subsystem bonuses for these ships are directly tied into their ~~efectiveness~~, it's recommended that you have ~~them~~ all at IV ~~and~~ the ~~offensive~~ subsystem skill ~~at V~~ as well as tech two weapons ~~if you plan on flying these~~. Low skilled pilots perform very poorly in these ships.

Since the subsystem bonuses for these ships are directly tied into their effectiveness, it's recommended that you have all the '''subsystem skills at IV''' (the propulsion subsystem skill might be excused) as well as '''tech two weapons'''. Furthermore it's recommended to take the '''offensive subsystem to V''' as well, since it has several bonuses tied into it improving your offensive capabilities. Low skilled pilots perform very poorly in these ships.

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| The [[Tengu]] is not something you'd ever train into for the sake of doing incursions, but it can still be useful if you have good skills and it's fitted properly with railguns. While missiles could work, ~~they~~ are ~~less than ideal~~.

| The [[Tengu]] is not something you'd ever train into for the sake of doing incursions, but it can still be useful if you have good skills already and it's fitted properly with railguns. While missiles could work, railgun-fits are better.

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 While strategic cruisers cannot match the prowess of the pirate faction battleships, they perform above that of regular battleships. So if you like smaller, agile ships, strategic cruisers might be the answer you're looking for. Keep in mind that most public communities settle for one or two strategic cruisers, mostly a [[Loki]] for the long webs. As such it's less of an appealing option to fly strategic cruisers outside our community.
-Since the subsystem bonuses for these ships are directly tied into their efectiveness, it's recommended that you have them all at IV and the offensive subsystem skill at V as well as tech two weapons if you plan on flying these. Low skilled pilots perform very poorly in these ships.
+Since the subsystem bonuses for these ships are directly tied into their effectiveness, it's recommended that you have all the '''subsystem skills at IV''' (the propulsion subsystem skill might be excused) as well as '''tech two weapons'''. Furthermore it's recommended to take the '''offensive subsystem to V''' as well, since it has several bonuses tied into it improving your offensive capabilities. Low skilled pilots perform very poorly in these ships.
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-| The [[Tengu]] is not something you'd ever train into for the sake of doing incursions, but it can still be useful if you have good skills and it's fitted properly with railguns. While missiles could work, they are less than ideal.
+| The [[Tengu]] is not something you'd ever train into for the sake of doing incursions, but it can still be useful if you have good skills already and it's fitted properly with railguns. While missiles could work, railgun-fits are better.
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