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=== Tank === | === Tank === | ||
Next, consider your tank. First, fit a Damage Control unit of some kind. T2 should always be favoured | Next, consider your tank. First, fit a Damage Control unit of some kind. T2 Damage Controls should always be favoured, but meta 3 or 4 can sometimes be chosen due to dramatically less CPU usage (bear in mind that meta 4 damage controls are quite costly). If fitting an Assault Frigate or Heavy Assault Cruiser, use an Assault Damage Control instead. | ||
Buffer armor tanks use between two (generally for T1 frigates) and six (generally for battleships or logistics) low slots. In order, fit the following: | Buffer armor tanks use between two (generally for T1 frigates) and six (generally for battleships or logistics) low slots. In order, fit the following: | ||
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*either add a 3rd EANM, or a reactive armor hardener; alternatively, consider removing both EANMs and fitting 3 active hardeners of your lowest resists | *either add a 3rd EANM, or a reactive armor hardener; alternatively, consider removing both EANMs and fitting 3 active hardeners of your lowest resists | ||
Remember that on DD ships you want to leave room for at least one damage module ( | Remember that on DD ships you want to leave room for at least one damage module (e.g. magnetic field stabiliser for hybrids), and often two. | ||
Buffer shield tanks operate in a very similar fashion but with one fewer slot, using between two and five. In order, fit the following: | Buffer shield tanks operate in a very similar fashion but with one fewer slot, using between two and five. In order, fit the following: | ||