Incursions checklist: Difference between revisions

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| valign="middle" style="background:#200000; padding-left:10px; border-right:0px;" | {{icon|timer non-capsuleer|32}} {{icon|timer weapons|32}}

| valign="middle" style="background:#200000; padding:10px; border-left:0px;" | ''If you get any other timer than the [[Timers#Non-Capsuleer_Log-Off_Timer|~~non~~-~~capsuleer log~~-~~off timer~~]] or the [[Timers#Weapon_Timer|~~weapon timer~~]], '''immediately speak up on mumble'''.<br>When you're dealing with the fallout of timers, catching them as soon as possible is very important.''

| valign="middle" style="background:#200000; padding:10px; border-left:0px;" | ''If you get any other timer than the [[Timers#Non-Capsuleer_Log-Off_Timer|Non-Capsuleer Log-Off Timer]] or the [[Timers#Weapon_Timer|Weapon Timer]], '''immediately speak up on mumble'''.<br>When you're dealing with the fallout of timers, catching them as soon as possible is very important.''

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It's very important to be aware of and understand what the different timers mean and what the implications are in terms of legality. Timers can easily wreak havoc in the fleet due to the multitude of remote assistance modules we run in our fleets, combined with war and the complications that arise from that. The [[Timers#Weapon_Timer|weapon timer]] comes from the [[Roles in Incursions#Ongrid booster|ongrid booster]] and is usually only seen by them and the logistics.

See [[Timers]] for more details on the more intricate mechanics of legal timers~~, especially the [[Timers#Remote_assistance|remote assistance]] section explaining how other timers will force logistics to go {{icon|tag suspect|9}} [[Timers#Suspect|suspect]] in order to rep~~.

See [[Timers]] and [[Remote_assistance#Remote_assistance_and_legality|Remote assistance]] for more details on the more intricate mechanics of legal timers.

== General advice ==

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 | valign="middle" style="background:#200000; padding-left:10px; border-right:0px;" | {{icon|timer non-capsuleer|32}} {{icon|timer weapons|32}}
-| valign="middle" style="background:#200000; padding:10px; border-left:0px;" | ''If you get any other timer than the [[Timers#Non-Capsuleer_Log-Off_Timer|non-capsuleer log-off timer]] or the [[Timers#Weapon_Timer|weapon timer]], '''immediately speak up on mumble'''.<br>When you're dealing with the fallout of timers, catching them as soon as possible is very important.''
+| valign="middle" style="background:#200000; padding:10px; border-left:0px;" | ''If you get any other timer than the [[Timers#Non-Capsuleer_Log-Off_Timer|Non-Capsuleer Log-Off Timer]] or the [[Timers#Weapon_Timer|Weapon Timer]], '''immediately speak up on mumble'''.<br>When you're dealing with the fallout of timers, catching them as soon as possible is very important.''
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 It's very important to be aware of and understand what the different timers mean and what the implications are in terms of legality. Timers can easily wreak havoc in the fleet due to the multitude of remote assistance modules we run in our fleets, combined with war and the complications that arise from that. The [[Timers#Weapon_Timer|weapon timer]] comes from the [[Roles in Incursions#Ongrid booster|ongrid booster]] and is usually only seen by them and the logistics.
-See [[Timers]] for more details on the more intricate mechanics of legal timers, especially the [[Timers#Remote_assistance|remote assistance]] section explaining how other timers will force logistics to go {{icon|tag suspect|9}} [[Timers#Suspect|suspect]] in order to rep.
+See [[Timers]] and [[Remote_assistance#Remote_assistance_and_legality|Remote assistance]] for more details on the more intricate mechanics of legal timers.
 == General advice ==