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SNEAK PEEK EVE University possibilities

Intro

File:UNIMentor2Banner.png nPvP practice is developed for the very fresh, rookie & novice pilots to learn the very basics of combat in EVE in a controlled Arena. With use of only rookie ships. This makes it faster to respawn and join the practice Arena again, again & again. Rookie ships are for free! To obtain a new one: with your capsule go to the nearest station were you have no ships stored when you dock there will be a rookie ship in the Inventory (alt-c) of the station. This process can be repeated many times for free. Rookie ships can not be manufactured, there are no blueprints, no reprocess value, it is not possible to sell them directly (You could put them in a contract). New rookie ships are equipped with one offensive weapon and one mining laser. So nPvP training is possible without having to invest any isk or buy/haul new ships!!! Very quick respawn is possible. So more fun for combat training!!!

If you have any questions about the above pictures/icons please ask the teachers/instructors.

Rules

Respect all EVE University rules. EVE_University_Rules
Only rookie ships
No implants
Only fights in the setup designated Arena location
Discuss how to improve your combat skills with the other pilots/instructors/teachers

Cross-References

PvE (Player versus Enviroment) http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/PvE
PvP (Player versus Player) http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/PvP
nPvP (novice Player versus Player)

The_Rookie's_Guide_To_Fleet_Ops

Theory

3rd_Party_Tools

Hit description	Random damage modifier
Barely scratches	0.500–0.625
Hits lightly	0.625–0.750
Hits	0.750–1.000
Well aimed	1.000–1.250
Excellent	1.250–1.490
Perfectly	3.000

Definitions

Arena = Controlled area in deep space used for practice/combat/games. Watched over by instructors/wardens. Scouts are watching in nearby systems for threats.
Teacher = Mostly teaches theoretical classes. Some do teach practical classes.
Instructor = Mostly teaches/overwatches practicals,exercises & games in Arenas. Sometimes they teach theory.
Supporter/Logi = People who support us with logistics (logi) or other services.
Spectator = People who do not want to take part of the practice/exercise/game but like to observe/study us.

Pre-Flight Check List

Check overview: http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Applying_to_EVE_University_(step_4)
Overview manually: http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Overview_Guide
Check Mumble: http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Applying_to_EVE_University_(step_5)
Mumble manually: http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Mumble

JumpClones: http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Jump_Clones
- http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Jumpclone_Facilities
- http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Jumpclone_Shopping_Expeditions

Setup your in-game browser homepage:
- Open in-game browser (alt-b)
- Click tab 'Options' & 'General Settings'
- Set homepage to: http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Main_Page
- Click 'save'
- Click 'Close'

Phonetic Alphabet

World wide Time Zones

Rookie ships:

Amarr --> Impairor

Caldari --> Ibis

Gallente -> Velator

Minmatar -> Reaper

Rats

Combat practice on rats is a great way to begin experiment with nPvP. Or try-out new weaponry/tactics.

Example incursion Rats:

	Name	Sig ^[1]	Speed ^[2]	Orbit / Speed ^[3]	Damage / Volley ^[4]	Range ^[5]	Effective HP ^[6]
1	Renyn Meten Renyn Meten	33 33 m	2550 2,550 m/s	9000 9 km 410 m/s	192 192 dps 960 hp	12000 10 - 12 km	8898 9k ehp
1	Niarja Myelen Niarja Myelen	53 53 m	2760 2,760 m/s	15000 15 km 405 m/s	-1 (no weapons)	-1 (no weapons)	3786 4k ehp
3	Mara Paleo Mara Paleo	65 65 m	2050 2,050 m/s	60000 60 km 310 m/s	-1 (no weapons)	-1 (no weapons)	29505 30k ehp
5	Deltole Tegmentum Deltole Tegmentum	540 540 m	850 850 m/s	12000 12 km 118 m/s	818 818 dps 4,500 hp	45000 < 45 km	179075 179k ehp
5	Outuni Mesen Outuni Mesen ^[7]	400 400 m	790 790 m/s	18000 18 km 110 m/s	352 352 dps 1,760 hp	65000 45 - 65 km	215104 215k ehp

^ While using their propulsion module, they suffer the same signature bloom as players.
^ This is the speed of the ship while they try to get within orbit or as they try to chase after you, suffering the same signature bloom as players do with the propulsion module on. They will turn off any propulsion modules once they get close to their preferred orbit.
^ Preferred orbit range and regular speed while orbiting, which is their regular speed without the propulsion module turned on.
^ Damage per second as well as damage per volley. Unless stated otherwise, turrets do an equal amount of EM and thermal damage while torpedoes do an equal amount of kinetic and explosive damage.
^ This is the effective range of this ship, presented with two values for turrets, optimal and optimal + double falloff, as well as a single range for torpedoes.
^ This is the amount of damage this ship can take, taking into account their resists. All ships, except the Lirsautton Parichaya have omni tanks. Hover over the icon for information about raw hitpoints.
^ The Outuni Mesen does 82% EM and 18% thermal damage with its turrets.

Ships overview

Mining

Mining Ships

Ship Type	Ship	Use
Frigate	Venture	Low yield, tank and ore hold compared to specialized ship. Greater agility and speed. Only ship in the game with a gas harvesting bonus. Is cheap and takes minimal training.
Mining Barge	Procurer	Specializes in defense (shield tank).
	Retriever	Specializes in ore hold capacity.
	Covetor	Specializes in ore yield.
Exhumer	Skiff	Specializes in defence (shield tank).
	Mackinaw	Specializes in ore hold capacity.
	Hulk	Specializes in ore yield.
Support	Command Ships	Can fit gang assist modules and provide security.
Industrial Command	Orca	Bonuses towards gang link modules, has considerable cargo room, can fly in high-sec.
Capital Industrial	Rorqual	Capital ship, bonuses towards gang link modules, can compress ore in cargohold (vastly increasing capacity).

ORE_Basic_Ship_and_Skill_Guide

ORE

System security rating	Quarter
System security rating
█ 1.0 and lower	Veldspar Scordite Clear Icicle	Veldspar Scordite White Glaze	Veldspar Scordite Blue Ice	Veldspar Scordite Glacial Mass
█ 0.9 and lower	Pyroxeres	Pyroxeres	Plagioclase	Plagioclase
█ 0.7 and lower	Kernite	Plagioclase	Omber	Omber
█ 0.4 and lower	Jaspet	Kernite	Jaspet	Kernite
█ 0.3 and lower	Glare Crust	Glare Crust	Glare Crust	Glare Crust
█ 0.2 and lower	Hemorphite	Hedbergite	Hemorphite	Hedbergite
█ 0.1 and lower	Dark Glitter	Dark Glitter		Dark Glitter
█ 0.0 and lower	Spodumain Gneiss Crokite Arkonor Bistot Mercoxit Gelidus Krystallos Enriched Clear Icicle	Dark Ochre Crokite Spodumain Bistot Mercoxit Gelidus Krystallos Pristine White Glaze	Dark Ochre Crokite Arkonor Bistot Mercoxit Gelidus Krystallos Thick Blue Ice	Spodumain Gneiss Arkonor Bistot Mercoxit Gelidus Krystallos Smooth Glacial Mass

Overview

An asteroid belt, as seen on the overview. Note the belt's warp-in point (marked with an inverted triangle), as well as the variety of different asteroid types (all labelled according to what kind of ore they contain).

Asteroids_and_Ore

Ore variants =

Each asteroid type has two further subtypes, which yield more (+5% / +10%) minerals when refined. Otherwise they are identical in every way to their base ore, and are found in the same regions (just in lower quantities). For instance, if an asteroid belt has Omber asteroids, it will also have some Silvery Omber asteroids and a few Golden Omber asteroids. If you get the chance, you should always mine the higher-yield variants before mining the base ore.

Base ore	+5% variant	+10% variant	Found in
Veldspar	Concentrated Veldspar	Dense Veldspar	Everywhere
Scordite	Condensed Scordite	Massive Scordite	Everywhere
Pyroxeres	Solid Pyroxeres	Viscous Pyroxeres	Amarr and Caldari 0.9 (or lower) space
Plagioclase	Azure Plagioclase	Rich Plagioclase	Caldari 0.7 (or lower) space Minmatar and Gallente 0.9 (or lower) space
Omber	Silvery Omber	Golden Omber	Gallente and Minmatar 0.7 (or lower) space
Kernite	Luminous Kernite	Fiery Kernite	Amarr 0.7 (or lower) space Caldari and Minmatar 0.4 (or lower) space
Jaspet	Pure Jaspet	Pristine Jaspet	Amarr and Gallente 0.4 (or lower) space
Hemorphite	Vivid Hemorphite	Radiant Hemorphite	Amarr and Gallente 0.2 (or lower) space
Hedbergite	Vitric Hedbergite	Glazed Hedbergite	Caldari and Minmatar 0.2 (or lower) space
Gneiss	Iridescent Gneiss	Prismatic Gneiss	Amarr and Minmatar 0.0 (or lower) space
Dark Ochre	Onyx Ochre	Obsidian Ochre	Caldari and Gallente 0.0 (or lower) space
Spodumain	Bright Spodumain	Gleaming Spodumain	0.0 space (or lower, except Gallente)
Crokite	Sharp Crokite	Crystalline Crokite	0.0 space (or lower, except Minmatar)
Arkonor	Crimson Arkonor	Prime Arkonor	0.0 space (or lower, except Caldari)
Bistot	Triclinic Bistot	Monoclinic Bistot	All of 0.0 (or lower) space
Mercoxit	Magma Mercoxit	Vitreous Mercoxit	All of 0.0 (or lower) space

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Ore Refining

Before you can refine your ore, you must place the ore in your hangar at a station with a refinery. The following table lists the batch size and the minerals that you would receive from a perfect refine (some of these numbers changed with the release of Tyrannis):

**Ore Batch Size and Mineral Content**
Ore	m^3/Ore	Batch Size	m^3/Batch	Tritanium	Pyerite	Mexallon	Isogen	Nocxium	Megacyte	Zydrine	Morphite
Veldspar	0.1	333	33.3	1000
Scordite	0.15	333	49.95	833	416
Pyroxeres	0.3	333	99.9	844	59	120		11
Plagioclase	0.35	333	116.55	256	512	256
Omber	0.6	500	300	307	123		307
Kernite	1.2	400	480	386		773	386
Jaspet	2	500	1000	259	437	518		259		8
Hemorphite	3	500	1500	650	260	60	212	424		28
Hedbergite	3	500	1500		290		708	354		32
Gneiss	5	400	2000	3700		3700	700			171
Dark Ochre	8	400	3200	25500				500		250
Spodumain	16	250	4000	71000	9000				140
Crokite	16	250	4000	38000				331		663
Bistot	16	200	3200		12000				170	341
Arkonor	16	200	4000	10000					333	166
Mercoxit	40	250	10000								530

If you have less than the batch size, none of that ore will be refined. If you have more, only even batch sizes will be refined. For example, if you had 700 Veldspar, 666 would be refined into 2000 Tritanium, and you would have 34 Veldspar left over in your hangar. If you have the more dense ore (see Mining), you will get that percentage more minerals. For example, 333 Dense Veldspar will refine into 1100 Tritanium.

A pilot's ability to use a refinery is affected by three factors: equipment efficiency, refining skills and the equipment use tax.

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Mining Strategy

Mining Strategy.

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Scifi° (talk) 10:29, 13 May 2014 (UTC)

[1] While using their propulsion module, they suffer the same signature bloom as players.

[2] This is the speed of the ship while they try to get within orbit or as they try to chase after you, suffering the same signature bloom as players do with the propulsion module on. They will turn off any propulsion modules once they get close to their preferred orbit.

[3] Preferred orbit range and regular speed while orbiting, which is their regular speed without the propulsion module turned on.

[4] Damage per second as well as damage per volley. Unless stated otherwise, turrets do an equal amount of EM and thermal damage while torpedoes do an equal amount of kinetic and explosive damage.

[5] This is the effective range of this ship, presented with two values for turrets, optimal and optimal + double falloff, as well as a single range for torpedoes.

[6] This is the amount of damage this ship can take, taking into account their resists. All ships, except the Lirsautton Parichaya have omni tanks. Hover over the icon for information about raw hitpoints.

[7] The Outuni Mesen does 82% EM and 18% thermal damage with its turrets.

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