Travel fits: Difference between revisions

| style="padding:5px;" | 5% Bonus per skill level to the agility of ships requiring Advanced Spaceship Command<small>&nbsp;<ref>Only relevant for [[Freighter]]s & [[Capital Ships]] including the {{sh|Orca}}, {{sh|Rorqual}} and {{sh|Bowhead}}.</ref></small>

| style="padding:5px;" | 5% bonus to ship inertia modifier per level&nbsp;<ref name="industrial">Only relevant for some [[Industrial|industrial ships]], such as the smaller {{sh|Badger}}, {{sh|Nereus}}, {{sh|Sigil}} and {{sh|Wreathe}} as well as the larger {{sh|Bowhead}}.</ref>

<p style="font-size:115%;">'''{{co|white|Propulsion modules}}'''</p>

<p style="font-size:115%;">'''{{co|white|Friendly webs}}'''</p>

Another option is to have a friend or an alt to web your ship as it starts aligning, dropping its maximum speed and making it align almost instantaneously. This can be extremely useful for very slow aligning ships like [[freighter]]s. It does require some effort and planning, however, as some gates are pretty large, so the webbing ship needs to either be really fast to close the distance, or have a web range bonus like the {{sh|Hyena}} or {{sh|Cruor}}. You also need to either be in a corp with '''friendly fire''' enabled, or set up a friendly '''duel''' between you and your alt in order to be able to web yourself safely without CONCORD intervention (highsec) or security status loss and gate gun intervention (lowsec).

If you're in high security space and not at war, the only real threat to your ship comes from [[Suicide Gank|suicide gankers]]. To remedy this, you can up your tank to the point where it's not financially efficient to gank you for profit. This will drastically reduce the chance of someone bothering to destroy your ship.

Shuttles have '''innate interdiction nullification''', which means that they '''totally ignore the effects of warp disruption bubbles''' in nullsec space. Combined with their fast warp speed and low price in most markets, this makes them fantastic choices for moving swiftly through potentially dangerous areas of nullsec. They are only at risk from dedicated remote-boosted "insta-lock" fits and from smartbombs, two tools which will only be employed by the most dedicated [[Gate camp|gatecampers]]. The main drawback to using a shuttle is the extremely cramped cargo space of 10m3.

While [[Interceptor|interceptors]], [[Covert Ops|covops ships]] and shuttles are better for moving safely and quickly, basic T1 frigates also have their uses as cheap, usually-ignored ships with more cargo space than a shuttle.  

[[/Interceptors#Fleet_Interceptors|Fleet interceptors]] can mount an Interdiction Nullifier, an active module which grants them temporary immunity to warp disruption bubbles. They can be fit to align in less than two seconds with hyperspatial rigs to improve its already impressive warp speed.

Covert Ops frigates, Blockade Runners, and [[Strategic Cruiser|T3 cruisers]] using the right subsystem can fit Interdiction Nullifiers, but the Nullifier cannot be activated while the ship is cloaked, requiring careful management and timing from pilots. Other cloaking ships—and Nullifier-fitted ships which are mismanaged or unlucky—will still be caught by bubbles in nullsec.