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Of course, there are dangers in over-specialisation too, especially when you're not working with other players. If you're going to exploit a low-class wormhole while solo you want your ship to deal and tank damage, launch probes, and maybe cloak so that you can hide if you see a gang of enemies on your [[Directional scanning|directional scanner]]. [[Strategic Cruisers]] and, to some extent, [[Tactical Destroyers]] are specifically designed to be flexible multitask ships. | Of course, there are dangers in over-specialisation too, especially when you're not working with other players. If you're going to exploit a low-class wormhole while solo you want your ship to deal and tank damage, launch probes, and maybe cloak so that you can hide if you see a gang of enemies on your [[Directional scanning|directional scanner]]. [[Strategic Cruisers]] and, to some extent, [[Tactical Destroyers]] are specifically designed to be flexible multitask ships. | ||
One should consider the following aspects of a fit: | |||
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*A summary reference of the various types of modules and rigs that you can fit on your ship: the [[Fitting Modules and Rigs Guide]]. | *A summary reference of the various types of modules and rigs that you can fit on your ship: the [[Fitting Modules and Rigs Guide]]. | ||
*When planning your ship fits keep in mind that often modules are stacking penalized. For further reading on stacking check out [[Stacking_penalties|the Guide on Stacking Penalties.]] | *When planning your ship fits keep in mind that often modules are stacking penalized. For further reading on stacking check out [[Stacking_penalties|the Guide on Stacking Penalties.]] | ||
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