Fitting ships: Difference between revisions

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The wiki also has a page for each ship in eve (eg. [[Atron]]). These pages often have recommended fits and skills to help you get an idea for how to fit the ship, and are a good starting place to get a sense of how the ship flies, although there is no alternative for flying a couple for yourself.

Within the game itself, if you go to the fitting window, click 'Browse' and select 'Corporation Fittings' in the drop-down box of the fittings browsing window, you can see a limited selection of basic pvp fleet fittings. You can also get advice in the University's chat channels. (To link a fit that you have set up already into chat, drag the ship's name from the fitting window and drop it into the chat entry box; to link one from the fittings browsing window, drag the image of the ship.)

You can also get advice in the University's chat channels. (To link a fit that you have set up already into chat, drag the ship's name from the fitting window and drop it into the chat entry box; to link one from the fittings browsing window, drag the image of the ship.)

If you want to go further afield there's a forum for EVE players called Scrapheap Challenge which has fairly comprehensive [http://www.scrapheap-challenge.com/viewforum.php?f=3 pvp] and [http://www.scrapheap-challenge.com/viewforum.php?f=39 pve] ship fittings forums. Bear in mind that fittings suggested on Scrapheap are usually aimed at players with a lot of skillpoints, and a lot of the pvp fittings are for small gang or solo pvp. It's also a forum with a fairly aggressive and competitive posting culture which doesn't suffer fools, new members or people who break the rules (or any combination of the three), gladly.

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 The wiki also has a page for each ship in eve (eg. [[Atron]]). These pages often have recommended fits and skills to help you get an idea for how to fit the ship, and are a good starting place to get a sense of how the ship flies, although there is no alternative for flying a couple for yourself.
-Within the game itself, if you go to the fitting window, click 'Browse' and select 'Corporation Fittings' in the drop-down box of the fittings browsing window, you can see a limited selection of basic pvp fleet fittings. You can also get advice in the University's chat channels. (To link a fit that you have set up already into chat, drag the ship's name from the fitting window and drop it into the chat entry box; to link one from the fittings browsing window, drag the image of the ship.)
+You can also get advice in the University's chat channels. (To link a fit that you have set up already into chat, drag the ship's name from the fitting window and drop it into the chat entry box; to link one from the fittings browsing window, drag the image of the ship.)
 If you want to go further afield there's a forum for EVE players called Scrapheap Challenge which has fairly comprehensive [http://www.scrapheap-challenge.com/viewforum.php?f=3 pvp] and [http://www.scrapheap-challenge.com/viewforum.php?f=39 pve] ship fittings forums. Bear in mind that fittings suggested on Scrapheap are usually aimed at players with a lot of skillpoints, and a lot of the pvp fittings are for small gang or solo pvp. It's also a forum with a fairly aggressive and competitive posting culture which doesn't suffer fools, new members or people who break the rules (or any combination of the three), gladly.