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{{related class|Electronic Warfare 101}} | {{related class|Electronic Warfare 101}} | ||
'''Electronic Warfare''' (usually abbreviated as '''EWAR''') decreases the enemy's effectiveness in battle using electronics-based modules. It is often categorized as a "force multiplier" because, without actually dealing any direct damage, EWAR can make a fleet several times more dangerous than it otherwise would be. | |||
There are four basic kinds of electronic warfare: | There are four basic kinds of electronic warfare: | ||
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* <span style="color: yellow">Spread out!</span> If there is more than one EWAR pilot in your fleet, try not to stay together. It will be much harder for your opponents to target all of the EWAR in your fleet if you are far away from each other. | * <span style="color: yellow">Spread out!</span> If there is more than one EWAR pilot in your fleet, try not to stay together. It will be much harder for your opponents to target all of the EWAR in your fleet if you are far away from each other. | ||
* <span style="color: yellow">Create bookmarks as you fly.</span> If you aren't overwhelmed by all of this, create bookmarks at the edge of combat. You can use these bookmarks as different warp-ins when you return to the battle. Just make sure not to warp back to the same place you warped out of—that interceptor you were running away from might still be there. | * <span style="color: yellow">Create bookmarks as you fly.</span> If you aren't overwhelmed by all of this, create bookmarks at the edge of combat. You can use these bookmarks as different warp-ins when you return to the battle. Just make sure not to warp back to the same place you warped out of—that interceptor you were running away from might still be there. | ||