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 Practically this means that utility modules often make or break fleets.
 == Utility modules ==
-First of all, when the term ''"utility slots"'' is used it means the slots you have left over once you've fitted your tank and your weapons. So if your ship has five midslots and four are needed for your tank, then the fifth slot is your one utility midslot. If you ship has eight highslots and seven turrets, you have one utility highslot.
+Utility modules refer to modules you fit that doesn't directly give you a higher dps in your favourite third party fitting program or on your fitting screen ingame. Instead they act as force multipliers of sorts making up for weaknesses or capitalize on strengths for increased efficiency. There are also modules that has no impact on your offensive capabilities, but are invaluable when things go wrong.
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+! style="background:#222222;" | Slot
+! style="background:#222222;" | Module
+! style="background:#222222;" | Description
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+| [[image:icon mid slot.png|24px|Mid slot]]
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+| [[image:icon mid slot.png|24px|Mid slot]]
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+| [[image:icon mid slot.png|24px|Mid slot]]
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+|}
-Second, the term ''"utility modules"'' refer to modules you fit that doesn't directly give you a higher dps in your favourite third party fitting program or on your fitting screen ingame. Instead they act as force multipliers of sorts making up for weaknesses or capitalize on strengths for increased efficiency. There are also modules that has no impact on your offensive capabilities, but are invaluable when things go wrong.
-Logistics will almost always carry the same utility midslots, so this section is aimed at damage dealers.
-==== Midslot options ====
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