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== Tech II resists ==
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== Tech II and Tech III resists ==
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A faction's T2 and T3 resist profiles are based on its T1 profile, the shield profile of which is the same across all the factions, the armor profile varying.
  
Each Tech II ship then gets natural resistance bonuses to one or two damage types. For Empire faction ships, the larger bonus is to that faction's historical enemy's primary damage type; the smaller bonus, if it exists, is to the secondary damage type of the enemy. A ship's class (assault frigate, logistics cruiser, etc.) determines how large these bonuses are and how they are calculated. Pirate and other factions' ships will share one of the Empire faction's resist profiles.
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|+Historic enemies of the empire factions and their damage types
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! rowspan="2"|Faction
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! rowspan="2"|Enemy
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! colspan="2"|Enemy damage type
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! style="width: 6em;"|Primary
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| {{icon|amarr|64|Amarr}}  || {{icon|minmatar|64|Minmatar}} || {{icon|ex damage||Explosive}}<br />Exp || {{icon|ki damage||Kinetic}}<br />Kinetic
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| {{icon|caldari|64|Caldari}} || {{icon|gallente|64|Gallente}} || {{icon|th damage||Thermal}}<br />Thermal || {{icon|ki damage||Kinetic}}<br />Kinetic
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| {{icon|gallente|64|Gallente}} || {{icon|caldari|64|Caldari}} || {{icon|ki damage||Kinetic}}<br />Kinetic || {{icon|th damage||Thermal}}<br />Thermal
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| {{icon|minmatar|64|Minmatar}} || {{icon|amarr|64|Amarr}}  || {{icon|em damage||EM}}<br />EM || {{icon|th damage||Thermal}}<br />Thermal
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Each ship then gets natural resistance bonuses to one or two damage types. For Empire faction ships, the larger bonus is to that faction's historical enemy's primary damage type; the smaller bonus, if it exists, is to the secondary damage type of the enemy. A ship's class (assault frigate, logistics cruiser, etc.) determines how large these bonuses are and how they are calculated. Pirate and other factions' ships will share one of the Empire faction's resist profiles.
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{| class="wikitable shipBonusTable" style="float:right; margin-left: 25px;"
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|+ Tech II and III resist bonuses by class of ship
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! rowspan="2"|Classes
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! colspan="2"|Bonuses<ref>These bonuses are applied to the remaining vulnerability of the racial T1 resist. For example, a Zealot's armor resistance to explosive damage is 20% (T1 resistance for Amarr) plus 75% (HAC bonus to enemy's primary damage type, in this case explosive) giving 20% + 75% &times; (100% - 20%) = 80%.</ref>
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! style="width: 6em;"|Primary !! style="width: 6em;"|Secondary
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* Assault Frigates
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* Heavy Assault Cruisers
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* Heavy Interdictors
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* Command Ships
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* Logistics Cruisers
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| +75% || +50%
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* Recon Ships
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| +62.5% || +37.5%
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* Strategic Cruisers
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* Tactical Destroyers
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* Interdictors
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* Command Destroyers
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* Electronic Attack Ships
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* Logistics Frigates
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| +50% || +25%
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* Marauders
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* Stealth Bombers
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| +25% || +12.5%
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===Assault Frigates, Heavy Assault Cruisers, Heavy Interdictors, Command Ships, Logistics Cruisers===
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These ships get bonuses to two damage types; they have the strongest natural resists of all ships.
  
===Heavy Assault Cruisers, Heavy Interdictors, Command Ships, Assault Frigates, Logistics Cruisers===
 
 
====Shield====
 
====Shield====
 
For a ship of one of these classes, start with the 'default' profile of 0%/20%/40%/50%. Reduce its remaining vulnerability to its enemy's primary damage type by 75%, and to the secondary damage type by 50%. For example, let's take the [[Ishtar]]. Start with 0/20/40/50. Reduce the remaining kinetic vulnerability of (100 - 40) = 60 by 75% to 15, giving (100 - 15) = 85% shield kinetic resistance. Similarly, reduce the remaining thermal vulnerability of (100 - 20) = 80 by 50% to 40, giving (100 - 40) = 60% shield thermal resistance.
 
For a ship of one of these classes, start with the 'default' profile of 0%/20%/40%/50%. Reduce its remaining vulnerability to its enemy's primary damage type by 75%, and to the secondary damage type by 50%. For example, let's take the [[Ishtar]]. Start with 0/20/40/50. Reduce the remaining kinetic vulnerability of (100 - 40) = 60 by 75% to 15, giving (100 - 15) = 85% shield kinetic resistance. Similarly, reduce the remaining thermal vulnerability of (100 - 20) = 80 by 50% to 40, giving (100 - 40) = 60% shield thermal resistance.
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For its armor resistance profile, start with it's racial T1 profile, such as 60/35/25/10 for Minmatar. (Remember Minmatar get a 10% bonus to Amarr's primary damage type, EM.) Then, as for shields, reduce its remaining vulnerability to EM by 75%, and its remaining vulnerability to the secondary damage type, kinetic, by 50%. This gives a 90/67.5/25/10 armor resist profile for Minmatar HACs, HICs, etc. Resists for the other Empire factions are set the same way.
 
For its armor resistance profile, start with it's racial T1 profile, such as 60/35/25/10 for Minmatar. (Remember Minmatar get a 10% bonus to Amarr's primary damage type, EM.) Then, as for shields, reduce its remaining vulnerability to EM by 75%, and its remaining vulnerability to the secondary damage type, kinetic, by 50%. This gives a 90/67.5/25/10 armor resist profile for Minmatar HACs, HICs, etc. Resists for the other Empire factions are set the same way.
  
===Interceptors and Covert Ops===
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=== Recon Ships ===
[[Interceptor|Interceptors]] and the exploration-bonused [[Covert_Ops#Covert_Ops|Covert Ops]] frigates get one resistance bonus. This bonus is to their 'enemy's' primary damage type. A flat 10% is added to the the corresponding shield resistance. For armor, the T1 profile already has a 10% bonus. We add a further 10% to this to get the final value for the bonused armor resistance. Another way of thinking about the armor resistance profile of Interceptors is to start with the base 50/35/25/10 profile and add a flat 20% to the resist that gets the bonus.
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These ships get the second-strongest bonus resists.
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=== Electronic Attack Ships, Logistics Frigates, Interdictors, Command Destroyers, Tactical Destroyers, Strategic Cruisers ===
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These ships also get bonuses to two damage types. The bonuses are smaller than for HACs, etc., but are still strong.
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=== Stealth Bombers, Marauders ===
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Smaller bonus resists
  
The other type of Covert Ops frigates, [[Stealth Bombers]], get the same resists as XXXs (see below).
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=== Black Ops ===
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Empire-faction [[Black Ops]] ships get smaller natural resistance bonuses than other T2 hulls. The Amarr [[Redeemer]] gets two bonuses, a 10% bonus to its shield and armor resistances to explosive damage and a 5% bonus to kinetic damage. The Minmatar [[Panther]] gets the same bonuses, to EM and thermal. The Caldari [[Widow]] and the Gallente [[Sin]], however, get a single flat 10% bonus to their primary resisted damage type.
  
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===Interceptors and Covert Ops===
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[[Interceptor|Interceptors]] and the exploration-bonused [[Covert_Ops#Covert_Ops|Covert Ops]] frigates get one resistance bonus, to their 'enemy's' primary damage type. A flat 10% is added to the corresponding shield resistance. For armor, the T1 profile already has a 10% bonus. A further 10% is added to get the bonused armor resistance. Another way of thinking about the armor resistance profile of Interceptors is to start with the base 50/35/25/10 profile and add a flat 20% to the resist that gets the bonus.
  
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=== CONCORD ships ===
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The [[CONCORD]] [[Pacifier]], [[Enforcer]] and [[Marshal]] are T2. They have even resist profiles of 33/33/33/33 for both shield and armor, like the Gnosis but a little stronger.
  
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=== ORE ships ===
|colspan="5" |Natural resistance bonuses by class of ship
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T2 [[ORE]] ships start with a Minmatar resist profile. The [[Exhumers]] and the [[Endurance]] then get a 4% bonus to all shield resistances for each level of the Exhumers and [[Expedition Frigates]] skills respectively.
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|rowspan="2" |Class
 
|colspan="2" |Shield bonuses
 
|colspan="2" |Armor bonuses
 
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|Primary
 
|Secondary
 
|Primary
 
|Secondary
 
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|Interceptor
 
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In summary, the natural shield-resistance profile of a Tech II ship is determined by its
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Latest revision as of 16:59, 19 November 2019

Tech II and Tech III resists

A faction's T2 and T3 resist profiles are based on its T1 profile, the shield profile of which is the same across all the factions, the armor profile varying.

Historic enemies of the empire factions and their damage types
Faction Enemy Enemy damage type
Primary Secondary
Amarr Minmatar Explosive
Exp
Kinetic
Kinetic
Caldari Gallente Thermal
Thermal
Kinetic
Kinetic
Gallente Caldari Kinetic
Kinetic
Thermal
Thermal
Minmatar Amarr EM
EM
Thermal
Thermal

Each ship then gets natural resistance bonuses to one or two damage types. For Empire faction ships, the larger bonus is to that faction's historical enemy's primary damage type; the smaller bonus, if it exists, is to the secondary damage type of the enemy. A ship's class (assault frigate, logistics cruiser, etc.) determines how large these bonuses are and how they are calculated. Pirate and other factions' ships will share one of the Empire faction's resist profiles.

Tech II and III resist bonuses by class of ship
Classes Bonuses[1]
Primary Secondary
  • Assault Frigates
  • Heavy Assault Cruisers
  • Heavy Interdictors
  • Command Ships
  • Logistics Cruisers
+75% +50%
  • Recon Ships
+62.5% +37.5%
  • Strategic Cruisers
  • Tactical Destroyers
  • Interdictors
  • Command Destroyers
  • Electronic Attack Ships
  • Logistics Frigates
+50% +25%
  • Marauders
  • Stealth Bombers
+25% +12.5%

Assault Frigates, Heavy Assault Cruisers, Heavy Interdictors, Command Ships, Logistics Cruisers

These ships get bonuses to two damage types; they have the strongest natural resists of all ships.

Shield

For a ship of one of these classes, start with the 'default' profile of 0%/20%/40%/50%. Reduce its remaining vulnerability to its enemy's primary damage type by 75%, and to the secondary damage type by 50%. For example, let's take the Ishtar. Start with 0/20/40/50. Reduce the remaining kinetic vulnerability of (100 - 40) = 60 by 75% to 15, giving (100 - 15) = 85% shield kinetic resistance. Similarly, reduce the remaining thermal vulnerability of (100 - 20) = 80 by 50% to 40, giving (100 - 40) = 60% shield thermal resistance.

Armor

For its armor resistance profile, start with it's racial T1 profile, such as 60/35/25/10 for Minmatar. (Remember Minmatar get a 10% bonus to Amarr's primary damage type, EM.) Then, as for shields, reduce its remaining vulnerability to EM by 75%, and its remaining vulnerability to the secondary damage type, kinetic, by 50%. This gives a 90/67.5/25/10 armor resist profile for Minmatar HACs, HICs, etc. Resists for the other Empire factions are set the same way.

Recon Ships

These ships get the second-strongest bonus resists.

Electronic Attack Ships, Logistics Frigates, Interdictors, Command Destroyers, Tactical Destroyers, Strategic Cruisers

These ships also get bonuses to two damage types. The bonuses are smaller than for HACs, etc., but are still strong.

Stealth Bombers, Marauders

Smaller bonus resists

Black Ops

Empire-faction Black Ops ships get smaller natural resistance bonuses than other T2 hulls. The Amarr Redeemer gets two bonuses, a 10% bonus to its shield and armor resistances to explosive damage and a 5% bonus to kinetic damage. The Minmatar Panther gets the same bonuses, to EM and thermal. The Caldari Widow and the Gallente Sin, however, get a single flat 10% bonus to their primary resisted damage type.

Interceptors and Covert Ops

Interceptors and the exploration-bonused Covert Ops frigates get one resistance bonus, to their 'enemy's' primary damage type. A flat 10% is added to the corresponding shield resistance. For armor, the T1 profile already has a 10% bonus. A further 10% is added to get the bonused armor resistance. Another way of thinking about the armor resistance profile of Interceptors is to start with the base 50/35/25/10 profile and add a flat 20% to the resist that gets the bonus.

CONCORD ships

The CONCORD Pacifier, Enforcer and Marshal are T2. They have even resist profiles of 33/33/33/33 for both shield and armor, like the Gnosis but a little stronger.

ORE ships

T2 ORE ships start with a Minmatar resist profile. The Exhumers and the Endurance then get a 4% bonus to all shield resistances for each level of the Exhumers and Expedition Frigates skills respectively.

  1. ^ These bonuses are applied to the remaining vulnerability of the racial T1 resist. For example, a Zealot's armor resistance to explosive damage is 20% (T1 resistance for Amarr) plus 75% (HAC bonus to enemy's primary damage type, in this case explosive) giving 20% + 75% × (100% - 20%) = 80%.