Anatomy of Incursions: Difference between revisions

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[[image:icon_resists.png|24px|link=]] +5-10% increased resists<small>&nbsp;<ref>While the siege link boosting resists has a max value of almost +26% and is a set value, the practical effect normally varies from at least +5% up to as much as +10% depending on how many modules the recipient of the link has that effects resists (like hardeners, amplifiers and resist rigs). See [[stacking penalties]] for more information</ref></small><br>

[[image:icon_shield_glow.png|24px|link=]] +30-50% effective shield hit points<small>&nbsp;<ref>The combined effect of the increased shield buffer and resists can be anywhere between +30% up to as much as +50% more effective shield hit points.</ref></small><br>

{{icon|sig|24}} -35% signature radius<br>

{{icon|shield transporter|24}} -26% cycle time on remote shield boosters<small>&nbsp;<ref>The 26% reduction to cycle time translated into a +35% increase in practical repping power.</ref></small>

{{icon|web|24}} +35% web range<br>

[[image:icon_align_time.png|24px|link=]] -15% align time

{{icon|target painter|24}} {{co|grey|+24% target painter efficiency}}<br>{{icon|range|24}} {{co|grey|+36% locking range}}<br>{{icon|velocity|24}} {{co|grey|+16% propulsion speed increase}}<small>&nbsp;<ref>While the skirmish link boosting afterburners and microwarpdrives is a set percentage, the practical effect depends a little on skills. You'll normally get at least a +16% boost in actual speed, but it can be higher given some skill and module combinations (generally higher skills means greater benefit).</ref></small>

Take the defensive bonuses for example. The 26% cycle time of remote shield boosters translates into +35% higher repair amounts over time. Combined with the increased resists it'll turn into an actual bonus of '''at least +50% stronger reps''' on most ships with several hardeners and rigs and '''up to +75% stronger''' on ships that have the least amount of stacking penalties. On top of that you'll also take less damage due to having a smaller signature and any ship with a propulsion module will further mitigate the incoming damage due to the speed boost.

When it comes to the web range bonus the end result is so much more than merely a +35% range bonus. This bonus literally makes or breaks the effective use of webs as many of the Sansha ships orbit just outside the range of unboosted webs.