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=== Standard (Tech 1)  ===
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= Tech Ⅰ =
  
 
There are eight kinds of Standard Tech 1 projectile ammo. The picture here is more complicated than with hybrid ammo: projectile ammo does a wider range of damage types and does not present a gradual exchange of damage for range.  
 
There are eight kinds of Standard Tech 1 projectile ammo. The picture here is more complicated than with hybrid ammo: projectile ammo does a wider range of damage types and does not present a gradual exchange of damage for range.  
  
 
Projectile ammo can be split into three tiers, short-ranged (EMP, Fusion and Phased Plasma), medium-ranged (Titanium Sabot and Depleted Uranium) and long-ranged (Proton, Nuclear and Carbonized Lead). All ammo within each tier has the same range and tracking modifiers, but the different types offer different kinds of damage. The medium-ranged tier (Titanium Sabot and Depleted Uranium) has a significant tracking speed bonus.   
 
Projectile ammo can be split into three tiers, short-ranged (EMP, Fusion and Phased Plasma), medium-ranged (Titanium Sabot and Depleted Uranium) and long-ranged (Proton, Nuclear and Carbonized Lead). All ammo within each tier has the same range and tracking modifiers, but the different types offer different kinds of damage. The medium-ranged tier (Titanium Sabot and Depleted Uranium) has a significant tracking speed bonus.   
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== Standard ==
  
 
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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; background-color: #111;"
 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; background-color: #111;"
  
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|+ Properties of Standard (Tech 1) Projectile Ammunition
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|+ Properties of Standard (Tech Ⅰ) Projectile Ammunition
  
 
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Note that the range bonuses or penalties applied by these ammo types only apply to optimal range. If you're using autocannon, which have tiny optimal ranges anyway, your ammo's range modifier doesn't matter very much. It's more important if you're using artillery. This means that autocannon should always be fitted with the most damaging ammo possible, and if a ship has a falloff bonus, it's probably meant to use autocannon.  
 
Note that the range bonuses or penalties applied by these ammo types only apply to optimal range. If you're using autocannon, which have tiny optimal ranges anyway, your ammo's range modifier doesn't matter very much. It's more important if you're using artillery. This means that autocannon should always be fitted with the most damaging ammo possible, and if a ship has a falloff bonus, it's probably meant to use autocannon.  
  
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'''T2 Autocannon Ammo'''
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== Faction ==
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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; background-color: #111;"
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|+ Properties of Faction (Tech Ⅰ) Projectile Ammunition
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|- style="background-color: #333; vertical-align: bottom;"
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| rowspan=2 | {{icon|isis projectiles}}<br />Ammunition<br />Type
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| rowspan=2 | Range<br />Category
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| rowspan=2 | {{icon|range}}<br />Range<br />Multiplier
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| rowspan=2 | {{icon|tracking}}<br />Tracking<br />Multiplier
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| colspan=4 | Total Damage
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| style="color: Cyan;" rowspan=2 | {{icon|em damage}}<br />EM<br />Damage
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| style="color: OrangeRed;" rowspan=2 | {{icon|th damage}}<br />Thermal<br />Damage
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| style="color: Silver;" rowspan=2 | {{icon|ki damage}}<br />Kinetic<br />Damage
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| style="color: Orange;" rowspan=2 | {{icon|ex damage}}<br />Explosive<br />Damage
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|- style="background-color: #333;"
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| {{icon|isis small}} || {{icon|isis medium}} || {{icon|isis large}} || {{icon|isis xl}}
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|-
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| style="text-align:left;" | EMP
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| rowspan=3 | Short
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| rowspan=3 | -50%
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| rowspan=3 |
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| rowspan=3 | {{#expr: 2^0 * 12}}
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| rowspan=3 | {{#expr: 2^1 * 12}}
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| rowspan=3 | {{#expr: 2^2 * 12}}
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| rowspan=3 | {{#expr: 2^3 * 12}}
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| style="color: Cyan;" | {{#expr: 100 * (9/12 round 2)}}%
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| style="color: OrangeRed;" |
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| style="color: Silver;" | {{#expr: 100 * (1/12 round 2)}}%
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| style="color: Orange;" | {{#expr: 100 * (2/12 round 2)}}%
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|-
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| style="text-align:left;" | Phased Plasma
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| style="color: Cyan;" |
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| style="color: OrangeRed;" | {{#expr: 100 * (10/12 round 2)}}%
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| style="color: Silver;" | {{#expr: 100 * (2/12 round 2)}}%
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| style="color: Orange;" |
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|-
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| style="text-align:left;" | Fusion
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| style="color: Cyan;" |
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| style="color: OrangeRed;" |
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| style="color: Silver;" | {{#expr: 100 * (2/12 round 2)}}%
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| style="color: Orange;" | {{#expr: 100 * (10/12 round 2)}}%
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|- style="background-color: #222;"
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| style="text-align:left;" | Titanium Sabot
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| rowspan=2 | Medium
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| rowspan=2 |
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| rowspan=2 | +20%
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| rowspan=2 | {{#expr: 2^0 * 8}}
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| rowspan=2 | {{#expr: 2^1 * 8}}
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| rowspan=2 | {{#expr: 2^2 * 8}}
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| rowspan=2 | {{#expr: 2^3 * 8}}
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| style="color: Cyan;" |
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| style="color: OrangeRed;" |
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| style="color: Silver;" | {{#expr: 100 * (6/8 round 2)}}%
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| style="color: Orange;" | {{#expr: 100 * (2/8 round 2)}}%
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|- style="background-color: #222"
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| style="text-align:left;" | Depleted Uranium
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| style="color: Cyan;" |
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| style="color: OrangeRed;" | {{#expr: 100 * (3/8 round 2)}}%
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| style="color: Silver;" | {{#expr: 100 * (2/8 round 2)}}%
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| style="color: Orange;" | {{#expr: 100 * (3/8 round 2)}}%
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|-
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| style="text-align:left;" | Proton
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| rowspan=3 | Long
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| rowspan=3 | +60%
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| rowspan=3 | +5%
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| rowspan=3 | {{#expr: 2^0 * 5}}
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| rowspan=3 | {{#expr: 2^1 * 5}}
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| rowspan=3 | {{#expr: 2^2 * 5}}
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| rowspan=3 | {{#expr: 2^3 * 5}}
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| style="color: Cyan;" | {{#expr: 100 * (3/5 round 2)}}%
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| style="color: OrangeRed;" |
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| style="color: Silver;" | {{#expr: 100 * (2/5 round 2)}}%
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| style="color: Orange;" |
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|-
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| style="text-align:left" | Nuclear
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| style="color: Cyan;" |
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| style="color: OrangeRed;" |
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| style="color: Silver;" | {{#expr: 100 * (1/5 round 2)}}%
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| style="color: Orange;" | {{#expr: 100 * (4/5 round 2)}}%
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|-
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| style="text-align:left;" | Carbonized Lead
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| style="color: Cyan;" |
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| style="color: OrangeRed;" |
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| style="color: Silver;" | {{#expr: 100 * (4/5 round 2)}}%
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| style="color: Orange;" | {{#expr: 100 * (1/5 round 2)}}%
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|}
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= Tech Ⅱ =
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== Autocannon ==
  
 
The two Tech 2 ammunition types for autocannon are Barrage and Hail. Barrage has a tracking penalty but a 40% falloff increase, and is popular with ships like the [[Vagabond]] which like to skirmish in falloff range. Hail has a penalty to falloff range and a large penalty to optimal range, and to tracking, but it deals very high damage. In practice the range and tracking speed drawbacks mean that Hail rarely offers more DPS, although it can be effective against big, stationary ships or POSs. Barrage does roughly equal amounts of explosive and kinetic damage, while Hail does a lot of explosive damage and a little kinetic on the side.  
 
The two Tech 2 ammunition types for autocannon are Barrage and Hail. Barrage has a tracking penalty but a 40% falloff increase, and is popular with ships like the [[Vagabond]] which like to skirmish in falloff range. Hail has a penalty to falloff range and a large penalty to optimal range, and to tracking, but it deals very high damage. In practice the range and tracking speed drawbacks mean that Hail rarely offers more DPS, although it can be effective against big, stationary ships or POSs. Barrage does roughly equal amounts of explosive and kinetic damage, while Hail does a lot of explosive damage and a little kinetic on the side.  
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'''T2 Artillery Ammo'''
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== Artillery ==
  
 
The two Tech 2 ammunition types for artillery are Quake and Tremor. Quake, much like Javelin for hybrids, lets artillery pretend to be autocannons, with high damage but much-reduced range. Tremor has a dramatic 80% range bonus, but a very significant penalty to tracking. Both do a mixture of explosive and kinetic damage.
 
The two Tech 2 ammunition types for artillery are Quake and Tremor. Quake, much like Javelin for hybrids, lets artillery pretend to be autocannons, with high damage but much-reduced range. Tremor has a dramatic 80% range bonus, but a very significant penalty to tracking. Both do a mixture of explosive and kinetic damage.

Revision as of 05:37, 23 October 2018

Tech Ⅰ

There are eight kinds of Standard Tech 1 projectile ammo. The picture here is more complicated than with hybrid ammo: projectile ammo does a wider range of damage types and does not present a gradual exchange of damage for range.

Projectile ammo can be split into three tiers, short-ranged (EMP, Fusion and Phased Plasma), medium-ranged (Titanium Sabot and Depleted Uranium) and long-ranged (Proton, Nuclear and Carbonized Lead). All ammo within each tier has the same range and tracking modifiers, but the different types offer different kinds of damage. The medium-ranged tier (Titanium Sabot and Depleted Uranium) has a significant tracking speed bonus.

Standard

Properties of Standard (Tech Ⅰ) Projectile Ammunition
Icon ISIS weapon Projectileturrets.png
Ammunition
Type 		Range
Category 		Icon target range.png
Range
Multiplier 		Icon tracking.png
Tracking
Multiplier 		Total Damage Icon damage em.png
EM
Damage 		Icon damage therm.png
Thermal
Damage 		Icon damage kin.png
Kinetic
Damage 		Icon damage exp.png
Explosive
Damage
Icon ISIS size Small.png Icon ISIS size Medium.png Icon ISIS size Large.png Icon ISIS size Xlarge.png
EMP Short -50% 12 24 48 96 75% 8% 17%
Phased Plasma 83% 17%
Fusion 17% 83%
Titanium Sabot Medium +20% 8 16 32 64 75% 25%
Depleted Uranium 38% 25% 38%
Proton Long +60% +5% 5 10 20 40 60% 40%
Nuclear 20% 80%
Carbonized Lead 80% 20%

Note that the range bonuses or penalties applied by these ammo types only apply to optimal range. If you're using autocannon, which have tiny optimal ranges anyway, your ammo's range modifier doesn't matter very much. It's more important if you're using artillery. This means that autocannon should always be fitted with the most damaging ammo possible, and if a ship has a falloff bonus, it's probably meant to use autocannon.

Faction

Properties of Faction (Tech Ⅰ) Projectile Ammunition
Icon ISIS weapon Projectileturrets.png
Ammunition
Type 		Range
Category 		Icon target range.png
Range
Multiplier 		Icon tracking.png
Tracking
Multiplier 		Total Damage Icon damage em.png
EM
Damage 		Icon damage therm.png
Thermal
Damage 		Icon damage kin.png
Kinetic
Damage 		Icon damage exp.png
Explosive
Damage
Icon ISIS size Small.png Icon ISIS size Medium.png Icon ISIS size Large.png Icon ISIS size Xlarge.png
EMP Short -50% 12 24 48 96 75% 8% 17%
Phased Plasma 83% 17%
Fusion 17% 83%
Titanium Sabot Medium +20% 8 16 32 64 75% 25%
Depleted Uranium 38% 25% 38%
Proton Long +60% +5% 5 10 20 40 60% 40%
Nuclear 20% 80%
Carbonized Lead 80% 20%

Tech Ⅱ

Autocannon

The two Tech 2 ammunition types for autocannon are Barrage and Hail. Barrage has a tracking penalty but a 40% falloff increase, and is popular with ships like the Vagabond which like to skirmish in falloff range. Hail has a penalty to falloff range and a large penalty to optimal range, and to tracking, but it deals very high damage. In practice the range and tracking speed drawbacks mean that Hail rarely offers more DPS, although it can be effective against big, stationary ships or POSs. Barrage does roughly equal amounts of explosive and kinetic damage, while Hail does a lot of explosive damage and a little kinetic on the side.

Name Modifier to optimal rangeOptimal Modifier to falloff rangeFalloff Modifier to tracking speedTracking Total damage EM damage Thermal damage Kinetic damage Explosive damage
Barrage 0% +40% -25% 11 5 6
Hail -50% -25% -30% 15.4 3.30 12.10

Artillery

The two Tech 2 ammunition types for artillery are Quake and Tremor. Quake, much like Javelin for hybrids, lets artillery pretend to be autocannons, with high damage but much-reduced range. Tremor has a dramatic 80% range bonus, but a very significant penalty to tracking. Both do a mixture of explosive and kinetic damage.

Name Modifier to optimal rangeOptimal Modifier to tracking speedTracking Total damage EM damage Thermal damage Kinetic damage Explosive damage
Quake -75% +25% 14 5 9
Tremor +80% -75% 8 3 5
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