Incursion fitting principles: Difference between revisions

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== Rigging choice ==

[[image:albert_einstein.jpg|thumb|200px|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Einstein ''"It’s all relative, you might say."'']]]

It's very easy to dismiss the importance of the rig selection when buying a new ship. While it's usually not something a new pilot needs to worry about when getting any of the minimum fits posted on the wiki, it's extremely important for people looking to get a new ship as it heavily influences your options in terms of flexibility and utility slots (which is everything in incursions). Don't spend too much ISK on a temporary setup, either go for a cheap ''"good enough"'' setup while you're saving up for your ideal setup, or just wait until you can afford the whole setup you want in the end.

It's very easy to dismiss the importance of the rig selection when buying a new ship. While it's usually not something a new pilot needs to worry about when getting any of the [[Vanguard Incursion fits|minimum fits]] posted on the wiki, it's extremely important for people looking to get a new ship as it heavily influences your options in terms of flexibility and utility slots (which is everything in incursions). Don't spend too much ISK on a temporary setup, either go for a cheap ''"good enough"'' setup while you're saving up for your ideal setup, or just wait until you can afford the whole setup you want in the end.

==== Electromagnetic or thermal rig ====

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== Advanced fits ==

While there are several ways to fit high-end ships for incursions, here are some frequently used variants.

While there are several ways to fit high-end ships for incursions, here are some frequently used variants. These largely revolve around swapping in the rigs, as mentioned in the §[[fitting principles#Rigging choice|Rigging choice]] section above.

=== Calibration ===

Due to the limit of calibration points, there are several combinations available. Here are some common ones.

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 == Rigging choice ==
 [[image:albert_einstein.jpg|thumb|200px|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Einstein ''"It’s all relative, you might say."'']]]
-It's very easy to dismiss the importance of the rig selection when buying a new ship. While it's usually not something a new pilot needs to worry about when getting any of the minimum fits posted on the wiki, it's extremely important for people looking to get a new ship as it heavily influences your options in terms of flexibility and utility slots (which is everything in incursions). Don't spend too much ISK on a temporary setup, either go for a cheap ''"good enough"'' setup while you're saving up for your ideal setup, or just wait until you can afford the whole setup you want in the end.
+It's very easy to dismiss the importance of the rig selection when buying a new ship. While it's usually not something a new pilot needs to worry about when getting any of the [[Vanguard Incursion fits|minimum fits]] posted on the wiki, it's extremely important for people looking to get a new ship as it heavily influences your options in terms of flexibility and utility slots (which is everything in incursions). Don't spend too much ISK on a temporary setup, either go for a cheap ''"good enough"'' setup while you're saving up for your ideal setup, or just wait until you can afford the whole setup you want in the end.
 ==== Electromagnetic or thermal rig ====
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 == Advanced fits ==
-While there are several ways to fit high-end ships for incursions, here are some frequently used variants.
+While there are several ways to fit high-end ships for incursions, here are some frequently used variants. These largely revolve around swapping in the rigs, as mentioned in the §[[fitting principles#Rigging choice|Rigging choice]] section above.
 === Calibration ===
 Due to the limit of calibration points, there are several combinations available. Here are some common ones.