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 == Considerations: an enjoyable fleet experience ==
-=== Pre-flight check & assistance ===
+* Pre-flight check & assistance
+** Double-check fits when new players join to ensure nobody brings the wrong setup. Use our [[homefront operation]] wiki to doublecheck on EWAR, damage types & weaknesses.
+** Encourage experienced pilots to assist the FC (e.g., finding new HF sites). Ask openly if anyone wants to support with navigation.
-* Double-check fits when new players join to ensure nobody brings the wrong setup. Use our [[homefront operation]] wiki to doublecheck on EWAR, damage types & weaknesses.
+* Assessing Player Experience
-* Encourage experienced pilots to assist the FC (e.g., finding new HF sites). Ask openly if anyone wants to support with navigation.
+** Ask if players have flown '''Homefronts''' or '''Raids''' before. This helps gauge how much detail you need to cover. Some may still need to learn very basic concepts like:
+*** Navigating and using the overview correctly
+*** Finding acceleration gates
+*** Avoiding autopilot
-=== Assessing Player Experience ===
+* Communication
+** Strongly encourage everyone to join comms — many ship losses happen due to poor communication.
-* Ask if players have flown '''Homefronts''' or '''Raids''' before. This helps gauge how much detail you need to cover. Some may still need to learn very basic concepts like:
+* Ship & Role Guidance
-** Navigating and using the overview correctly
+** First-time fleet members should generally fly easy roles like the '''DPS Caracals for raid fleets.'''
-** Finding acceleration gates
+** Maintain a clear fleet hierarchy and manage squads effectively.
-** Avoiding autopilot
+*** Track who is in which role
+*** Track who is in the queue
-=== Communication ===
+* Fleet Management & MOTD
+** Use a clear '''MOTD''' to save time and reduce repeat questions.
-* Strongly encourage everyone to join comms — many ship losses happen due to poor communication.
+* Setting Boundaries
+** Define limits for yourself: e.g., “I’ll run X amount of sites” or “I’ll run for 2 hours.”
+** Communicate this clearly to your fleet members.
+** If you’re ending soon, stop accepting people into the queue unless there’s another FC ready to take over.
-=== Ship & Role Guidance ===
+* Fleet ettiquette
+** New players are encouraged to familiarize themselves with our homefront etiquette. Doing so not only prevents wasting others’ time—such as dropping a fleet without prior notice—but also enhances our corporation’s reputation with outsiders who encounter one of our homefront fleets.
-* First-time fleet members should generally fly easy roles like the '''DPS Caracals for raid fleets.'''
-* Maintain a clear fleet hierarchy and manage squads effectively.
-** Track who is in which role
-** Track who is in the queue
-=== Fleet Management & MOTD ===
-* Use a clear '''MOTD''' to save time and reduce repeat questions.
-=== Setting Boundaries ===
-* Define limits for yourself: e.g., “I’ll run X amount of sites” or “I’ll run for 2 hours.”
-* Communicate this clearly to your fleet members.
-* If you’re ending soon, stop accepting people into the queue unless there’s another FC ready to take over.
-=== Fleet ettiquette ===
-it's advised that new players are introduced to our homefront ettiquette. Not only does it minimize wasting people's time when dropping a fleet without any notice it also boost our corporation image to outsiders who take an Unista on one of their homefront fleets.
 == Example - Raid: Deserters Hideout ==