Solo PvP: Difference between revisions

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Learning to solo PvP helps you develop a skillset that any FC will appreciate. You will become competent with using your d-scan, comfortable flying as a +1 skirmish or scout, and have a situational awareness that only comes from ''doing'' PvP. The losses you suffer are worth the ISK price you pay to become a better PvPer.

==Ship Choice and Fitting==

A frigate is cheap. Use that. Even t2 frigates won't break the bank, and you'll find your list of reasonable targets multiply if you fly them.

Active tank and afterburner.

==Directional Scanning==

Directional scanning is an amazingly useful thing to know how to do. You'll

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To supplement the standard Uni overview, you can create a new preset in which near everything is selected. Planets, belts, etc... Save the preset as "Bracket" or something useful. Now, you can set your bracket profile so that all brackets pertinent to scanning are showing. They won't clutter up your overview, but simply give you something to scan towards while you're in space.

==ROE or "Can I shoot that malefactor?!"==

Assume everyone in space would love nothing more than to turn your beloved ship into charred wreckage. Even so, Eve University has a very strict policy about who you can engage ''first'' while in the University. I'll link it for you. [http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/ROE#Rules_of_Engagement Right here]. Pay close attention to the fact that we can't engage them ''first''. If you land on grid with them, feel free to target them, bump them, or make yourself generally a pest that deserves to be shot. The University does not consider any of these things aggress acts at the time of this writing.

==Gate and Station Guns==

==Gatecamps==

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 Learning to solo PvP helps you develop a skillset that any FC will appreciate. You will become competent with using your d-scan, comfortable flying as a +1 skirmish or scout, and have a situational awareness that only comes from ''doing'' PvP. The losses you suffer are worth the ISK price you pay to become a better PvPer.
 ==Ship Choice and Fitting==
+A frigate is cheap. Use that. Even t2 frigates won't break the bank, and you'll find your list of reasonable targets multiply if you fly them.
+Active tank and afterburner.
 ==Directional Scanning==
 Directional scanning is an amazingly useful thing to know how to do. You'll
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 To supplement the standard Uni overview, you can create a new preset in which near everything is selected. Planets, belts, etc... Save the preset as "Bracket" or something useful. Now, you can set your bracket profile so that all brackets pertinent to scanning are showing. They won't clutter up your overview, but simply give you something to scan towards while you're in space.
 ==ROE or "Can I shoot that malefactor?!"==
+Assume everyone in space would love nothing more than to turn your beloved ship into charred wreckage. Even so, Eve University has a very strict policy about who you can engage ''first'' while in the University. I'll link it for you. [http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/ROE#Rules_of_Engagement Right here]. Pay close attention to the fact that we can't engage them ''first''. If you land on grid with them, feel free to target them, bump them, or make yourself generally a pest that deserves to be shot. The University does not consider any of these things aggress acts at the time of this writing.
 ==Gate and Station Guns==
 ==Gatecamps==