Roles in Incursions: Difference between revisions

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* Tag smart and effectively.

** Put up the first few tags as you land in a pocket, before anything else, so people know what to shoot. Then start locking up primary and secondary targets before continuing to tag the rest. That way you'll be able to start shooting faster, while still giving people initial tags to follow. While the fleet go through the first few tags you can start shooting yourself and continue tagging the rest.

** A common way to avoid too much tagging is to only tag one of the two, or two of the ~~tree~~ primary targets, leaving the last one untagged (and thus last in order). This is commonly referred to as ''"lazy tagging"'' and used when there's a lot to tag to avoid having multiple tags of the same number on the field. There's no need to use ''"lazy tagging"'' if you only have to tag a handful of enemies as a full set of tags is easy to follow for the fleet and is less likely to causes confusion.

** A common way to avoid too much tagging is to only tag one of the two, or two of the three primary targets, leaving the last one untagged (and thus last in order). This is commonly referred to as ''"lazy tagging"'' and used when there's a lot to tag to avoid having multiple tags of the same number on the field. There's no need to use ''"lazy tagging"'' if you only have to tag a handful of enemies as a full set of tags is easy to follow for the fleet and is less likely to causes confusion.

** If someone arrives on-grid late, re-tag one of the ships. This will refresh all tags and make them visible to the newcomer.

* Larger fleets sometimes have multiple taggers, one person tagging brawler targets while another tags sniper targets.

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 * Tag smart and effectively.
 ** Put up the first few tags as you land in a pocket, before anything else, so people know what to shoot. Then start locking up primary and secondary targets before continuing to tag the rest. That way you'll be able to start shooting faster, while still giving people initial tags to follow. While the fleet go through the first few tags you can start shooting yourself and continue tagging the rest.
-** A common way to avoid too much tagging is to only tag one of the two, or two of the tree primary targets, leaving the last one untagged (and thus last in order). This is commonly referred to as ''"lazy tagging"'' and used when there's a lot to tag to avoid having multiple tags of the same number on the field. There's no need to use ''"lazy tagging"'' if you only have to tag a handful of enemies as a full set of tags is easy to follow for the fleet and is less likely to causes confusion.
+** A common way to avoid too much tagging is to only tag one of the two, or two of the three primary targets, leaving the last one untagged (and thus last in order). This is commonly referred to as ''"lazy tagging"'' and used when there's a lot to tag to avoid having multiple tags of the same number on the field. There's no need to use ''"lazy tagging"'' if you only have to tag a handful of enemies as a full set of tags is easy to follow for the fleet and is less likely to causes confusion.
 ** If someone arrives on-grid late, re-tag one of the ships.  This will refresh all tags and make them visible to the newcomer.
 * Larger fleets sometimes have multiple taggers, one person tagging brawler targets while another tags sniper targets.