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PvP FAQs

Some questions do not have answers that are linked to pages in UNIWiki. These frequently asked questions help explain why.

How do I learn about PVP in EVE

Do you mean Fleet PVP or solo PVP? Are you a beginner, or are you looking for additional information? Are you trying to fit a specific ship? Or are you looking for good PVP ships in general? As you might guess, it's not as simple as it seems - so read on.

In most online combat games you learn to use a weapon, say a broadside or an ax, And then you use that weapon in pretty much the same way against all enemies. But Eve doesn't work that way. Each Eve ship has built-in strengths and weaknesses, So each ship is better off with particular kinds of weapons, And needs to be flown in a different way to make the best use of them. If you fight in a fleet you will likely choose a different ship with different weapons then you would use if you were fighting on your own. In fact, you might choose a different ship large fleet then you would for a small one.

The simple answer to the question"how do I learn about PVP in EVE" is "go do it" - learn by experience. But here are some hints and suggestions about how to get started and where to look.

• SOLO PVP every beginners tutorial I'm solo PVP says more or less the same thing."By yourself a handful of cheap ships, fit them as cheaply as you can, get insurance, make sure your medical clone is located in a convenient system, and go down to low sex fly around and wait for someone to attack you. Quote if you would like to read a bit more anh good starting frigates and sits, look at the solo PVP link in this index. You can also go to YouTube and search on Eve solo PVP to find some videos.

• FLEET PVP the easiest way to learn fleet PVP is to join an easy only beginners fleet and go do it. Two of the fleet rolls, tackling and the war, require a relatively few skills and can be done by very new players. You can try take the EU unique courses on fleets tackling and E war if you wish, These are offered at regular intervals– Check the calendar four times. This wiki has some guides to flee combat for new players. And, you can always just ask about it in chat. Teaching players about flea combat it Is one of the main things that Eve University does, and they make it easy for you to get started.

• SHIPSships and their fittings are large part of the EU game. There is no simple easy way to know what is best. The advice that is usually given to beginners is to start with frigates, Because they are the least expensive, learn them thoroughly, and then move on two cruisers, Battle cruisers and battleships. The next two facts are also about ships.

• TACTICS AND TECHNIQUES strangely, combat techniques are not discussed very often in this wiki. Perhaps that is because most of them are fairly obvious-tTarget, repeat, shoot. Or perhaps it is because the way do You fight has so much to do with your own personality, And the way you have sit it out your particular ship.

What is the best ship for PVP

The best PvP ship has shield that are 100% effective again all damage types, drones that can warp instantaneously to their targets and deliver a massive punch, weapons that fire tiny little black holes that suck down their targets, no matter how large, and an invisibility cloak that never goes down. But then everyone would have one and EVE combat would be rather futile, would it not?

OK, so there is no perfect combat ship. What you really want to know is, "how do I best spend my ISK to get myself into a ship that I can fly effectively with my current, and soon to be expected, skills?"

How do I fit my <ship class> for PVP

There are two good ways to find information about fitting ships:

• The first is to go look in the UNWiki Eve ship database. Every ship is listed there, with a link to a page that describes the ship in detail. At the bottom of that detail page you will find one or more fits for the ship. Usually these will be labeled in terms of their use … that is, Kiting Solo PVP fit, or Fleet Scouting fit ... although sometimes the names don't mean much and you will have to check out the fit to figure out when to use it.

For example, suppose you have been training to use drones and are thinking about getting a Vexor. The Vexor page gives a summary of the skills you need, and it provides two fleet PvP fits: one shield tanked and one armor tanked.

• A second, and possibly more useful place, especially if you are an experienced fighter, is to ask in one of the E-UNI chat channels. Q&A.E-UNI is especially useful for this kind of question, as there are often E-UNI experts on who are willing to talk at length about fitting ships. The general Chat.E-UNI channel is also good, as are the specific channels for the various campuses. Don't be afraid to ask what seems to be a simple or dumb question - fitting ships well is hard to do, and everyone knows that. Also, everyone loves their favorite fits, and they are usually willing to talk about them.

By the way, there is no perfect fit. As you probably know by now, a ship's equipment interacts tightly with a pilot's skills, experience and psychology. What works best for one may not work well for another. You will find your perfect fit by trying different set-ups and seeing how they work out.