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{{example|Remember that these ships are by no means efficient ships and that you should train out of battlecruisers and into something better as soon as your skills allow you to. Also that the battlecruiser fits below will have '''Phased Weapon Navigation Array Generation Extron''' modules fitted instead of '''Federation Navy Stasis Webifier''' modules due to the limitations on faction modules during war. If we're currently not at war and you have the CPU to spare, the target painter module should be upgraded to a web (with the exception of the Drake).}}

== Ship progression ==

Unless you are already heavily invested into a certain race or weapon system, it might be a good idea to think of which strategic cruiser or pirate faction battleship you'll want in the end, rather than which battlecruiser or battleship you'll get while training up.

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Unless you are already heavily invested into a certain race or weapon system, it might be a good idea to think of which strategic cruiser or pirate faction battleship you'll want in the end, rather than which battlecruiser or battleship you'll get while training up.

You should also consider secondary value of whatever you train, perhaps you can find an end-of-the-line ship that not only furthers your goals for incursions but other goals as well given the skills you'll end up training for it. If you already know that you like smaller ships, or have plans for diving into a wormhole in the future, it would make much more sense training into a strategic cruiser than a pirate faction battleship. Pending on the race, training for strategic cruisers will make quite some progress towards being able to fly logistics as well. That said, most strategic cruisers pale in comparison to the pirate faction battleships who remain the epitome of incursion boats.

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 {{example|Remember that these ships are by no means efficient ships and that you should train out of battlecruisers and into something better as soon as your skills allow you to. Also that the battlecruiser fits below will have '''Phased Weapon Navigation Array Generation Extron''' modules fitted instead of '''Federation Navy Stasis Webifier''' modules due to the limitations on faction modules during war. If we're currently not at war and you have the CPU to spare, the target painter module should be upgraded to a web (with the exception of the Drake).}}
 == Ship progression ==
-Unless you are already heavily invested into a certain race or weapon system, it might be a good idea to think of which strategic cruiser or pirate faction battleship you'll want in the end, rather than which battlecruiser or battleship you'll get while training up.
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+Unless you are already heavily invested into a certain race or weapon system, it might be a good idea to think of which strategic cruiser or pirate faction battleship you'll want in the end, rather than which battlecruiser or battleship you'll get while training up.
 You should also consider secondary value of whatever you train, perhaps you can find an end-of-the-line ship that not only furthers your goals for incursions but other goals as well given the skills you'll end up training for it. If you already know that you like smaller ships, or have plans for diving into a wormhole in the future, it would make much more sense training into a strategic cruiser than a pirate faction battleship. Pending on the race, training for strategic cruisers will make quite some progress towards being able to fly logistics as well. That said, most strategic cruisers pale in comparison to the pirate faction battleships who remain the epitome of incursion boats.