Electronic warfare: Difference between revisions

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'''Electronic Warfare (EWAR)''' decreases the enemy's effectiveness in battle using electronics-based modules. It is often categorized as a "force multiplier" because, without actually doing any damage itself, electronic warfare can make a fleet several times more dangerous.

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Electronic ~~warfare~~ decreases the enemy's effectiveness in battle using electronics-based modules. It is often ~~categorised~~ as a 'force multiplier' because, without actually doing any damage itself, electronic warfare can make a fleet several times more dangerous.

~~There are basically 4 types of electronic warfare:~~

There are 4 basic electronic-warfare modules:

* Electronic Counter Measures (ECM)

* Tracking Disruption (TD)

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* Target Painting (TP)

The use of 'tackling' modules to hold the enemy in place is sometimes casually referred to as ~~'ewar', but~~ in Eve University ~~'ewar' usualy means~~ the ~~four~~ varieties ~~listed~~ above~~. For more about tackling see the [[Tackling 101 Guide]]~~.

The use of [[Tackling 101 Guide|tackling modules]] to hold the enemy in place is sometimes casually referred to as EWAR; however in Eve University, EWAR usually refers to the 4 varieties above.

== Electronic Counter Measures (ECM) ==

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Other significant skills for electronic warfare are your spaceship command skills for your ewar platform of choice (ship bonuses mean that the Crucifier's TD gets better as your Amarr Frigate skill levels up, the Blackbird produces better ECM as your Caldari Cruiser skill levels up, and so on) and skills that help you target more things, faster and further away: [http://wiki.eveonline.com/wiki/Targeting Targeting], [http://wiki.eveonline.com/wiki/Signature_Analysis Signature Analysis] and [http://wiki.eveonline.com/wiki/Long_Range_Targeting Long Range Targeting].

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+'''Electronic Warfare (EWAR)''' decreases the enemy's effectiveness in battle using electronics-based modules. It is often categorized as a "force multiplier" because, without actually doing any damage itself, electronic warfare can make a fleet several times more dangerous.
-[[Category:PvP]]
-Electronic warfare decreases the enemy's effectiveness in battle using electronics-based modules. It is often categorised as a 'force multiplier' because, without actually doing any damage itself, electronic warfare can make a fleet several times more dangerous.
-There are basically 4 types of electronic warfare:
+There are 4 basic electronic-warfare modules:
 * Electronic Counter Measures (ECM)
 * Tracking Disruption (TD)
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 * Target Painting (TP)
-The use of 'tackling' modules to hold the enemy in place is sometimes casually referred to as 'ewar', but in Eve University 'ewar' usualy means the four varieties listed above. For more about tackling see the [[Tackling 101 Guide]].
+The use of [[Tackling 101 Guide|tackling modules]] to hold the enemy in place is sometimes casually referred to as EWAR; however in Eve University, EWAR usually refers to the 4 varieties above.
 == Electronic Counter Measures (ECM) ==
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 Other significant skills for electronic warfare are your spaceship command skills for your ewar platform of choice (ship bonuses mean that the Crucifier's TD gets better as your Amarr Frigate skill levels up, the Blackbird produces better ECM as your Caldari Cruiser skill levels up, and so on) and skills that help you target more things, faster and further away: [http://wiki.eveonline.com/wiki/Targeting Targeting], [http://wiki.eveonline.com/wiki/Signature_Analysis Signature Analysis] and [http://wiki.eveonline.com/wiki/Long_Range_Targeting Long Range Targeting].
+[[Category:Guides]]
+[[Category:PvP]]