User:Loyd smith

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Project: Missioning 101 Making a living at war Why: I have tought this class a few times and it occurs to me that there is enough divergence from the standard Missioning 101 course that a wikki entry may be warranted.

I will probably work on the syllabus template variant first then I will probably redoo it here to make it production ready for non-syllabus use.

Class Information

This is a syllabus for a class provided by EVE University. This section contains information about this class and its contents. General Information includes materials to create a proper class listing on the EVE University forum. Additional resources and teaching tips are listed under Notes for the Teacher.

General Purpose: This class is intended to teach pilots how to make a living flying security missions during war. This class is primarly intended for pilots who have some experience in the game however with a bit of patience during the Q/a even younger pilots can benefit considerably.

Not covered: Salvaging 101, Shield/Armor Tanking 101, Various Weapon Skills 101, Data Centers and Cosmos Missions, D-Scan 101, Fitting 101.

Duration: 45-75 minutes. Location: Docked up safely.

Course Content:

• Missions: Types, how to get them, which ship type to use.
• Eve Survival: Triggers, Damage types, Blitzing, Drone Agro, Bonus Rooms.
• Missioning During War: Basic survival tools, warp in points, Fleets.
• Spoils of Conflict: Loyalty Points and Standings, Marketables, Selling

Student Requirements:

• Mumble registration and access - make sure you have Mumble sorted out and operational well before the class begins. Use this guide for set-up: http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Mumble
• Overview: If an E-Uni student ensure you have your overview setup per http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Overview. if attending from another corporation/alliance please ensure to have your overview set to your organizations standard.
• Access to the Lecture.E-UNI in-game chat channel.

Why are you teaching this class (brief introduction).

Missions:

Types of Missions:

• Why Security?
  • Distribution: Slow aligning/moving ships in space are generally easy targets.
  • Mining: Mining missions involve sitting still in ships with poor pvp abilities.
  • Cosmos: High risk one time missions in peace, too high of a risk during war.
  • Data-Center: One time only and if you lose your tags thats a huge loss mail.
  • R&D: These can vary in type of mission and suitability depends on the type.
  • Security: The primary topic of this class.

• How to find an agent.

• • Agent Finder (use SOE for reference):
    • Different Levels (1-5)
    • Standings Requirements:
      • Level 1: Any standing.
      • Level 2: Standings 1+
      • Level 3: Standings 3+
      • Level 4: Standings 5+
      • Level 5: Standings 7+
      • Faction: Agents above level 1 require faction standing of -2 or higher.
      • Usually the higher level agents provide more dangerous and profitable missions.

• • Ship Types to use:
    • Level 1: Tech 1 frigates and destroyers should have no problem at all.
    • Level 2: Tech 1 frigates and destroyers.
      • Tech 1 frigates will require careful attention to be succesful.
      • An inexpensive alternative
      • Will teach you a considerable amount about your ship's capabilities.
      • Destroyers should have little to no probelm
    • Level 3: Battle Cruiser with tech II tank or meta 4 tank.
    • Level 4: Battleship with Tech II Tank and Tech II weapon systems.
    • Level 5: Tengu, Rattlesnake, Capitol Ship, Fleet. Don't run these as...
      • They typically occur at junctions from High to Null, already dangerous before war.
      • If you require a fleet the overall payout may not justify running it.
      • If you can run it on your own your ship is worth too much for the enemy to ignore.