Ships & Modules

Hi all!

So I am in need of help :)
I was wondering if anyone had a good thorax wormhole fit/nullsec fit (either/or) the same for a vexor or any gallente ship up to and including a gallente battleship.

All of it needs to be tech one, preferably cheap? and easily replaceable because I don't bring in a lot of isk - but I am trying to change that.

Thank you all and I hope you can help :)
Sniips.

this is for Pvp and then PvE but not always the same ship, I would like a good PvE if possible, but good enough to run from PvPers if need be :)

I don't have much experience in wormholes... however, I can say with fair certainty that the NPCs (Sleeper drones) in there will tear up drones very quick... which pretty much makes Vexors and other dronesboats quite useless.
I can also say that range is a big issue as Sleepers have a long engagement envelope. So railguns will be preferred.


With null-sec... things a much easier as the NPCs out there are, for lack of a better term, dumb.

I personally prefer droneboats because they never run out of "ammo."

[Vexor - cheap soloist]

[Lows]
Damage Control I
Energized Adaptive Nano Membrane I
Energized Adaptive Nano Membrane I
1600mm Reinforced Steel Plates I (OR) Medium Armor Repair I

[Mids]
Experimental 10MN MicroWarpdrive I
Warp Scrambler I
Stasis Webifier I (OR) Medium Capacitor Booster I (Cap Booster 400)

[Highs]
Light Neutron Blaster I (Antimatter)
Light Neutron Blaster I (Antimatter)
Light Neutron Blaster I (Antimatter)
Light Neutron Blaster I (Antimatter)
Small Nosferatu I (OR) Small Energy Neutralizer I

[Rigs]
(empty)
(empty)
(empty)

[Drones]
5x Warrior I
5x Hammerhead I
5x Hornet EC-300

Notes: In a gang, fit with the plate, web, and nos... for solo, you may want to use the armor rep, cap booster, and neutralizer (I still recommend the plate-web setup).
And yes, this is a PvP-fit. And yes, you should expect some PvP in null-sec sooner or later.

Tactics: Pretty simple..., pulse your MWD to get in close, apply your tackle, deploy drones, and lay on the pain.
- Take care of your drones as they are your main form of offense. A smart (and usually smaller) enemy will try to kill them first.
- Warrior drones are good against frigates and destroyers... Hammerheads for everything else.
- If dealing with NPCs, you may want to shoot them before deploying your dones (nothing is worse than losing drones to NPCs in a place you can't resupply at).
- The nos is good for the plate setup so that you can maintain your tackle mods should you have energy neutralizers applied to you.
- The energy neut is good against cruisers and smaller ships that you can get too close to as it "bleeds" their capacitor down faster than they might expect.
- If you are in a bad situation against a single opponent, align out to a place you wish to warp to, send the EC-300 drones at your enemy, and PRAY that they get a cycle off so you can escape.


General pro-tips for surviving in null-sec (some of these apply to wormholes too):

- If it looks like a trap, it probably is. Get away... fast.

- Never warp to a gate or structure directly. Null-sec is infested with warp disruption bubbles, some of which may drag you 100km away from your intended destination.
Instead, find a planet or belt that is closest to your destination gate and warp to that first (if you know how to scan, scan the gate for bubbles and Interdictors/Heavy Interdictors). If there is no planet close by, select a planet/belt that is on the other side of the syetem (preferably away from other gates). The point of this is that you want to be at an "off" angle so you are not in "alignment" with the warp bubbles around the gate.

- If you find yourself jumping into a gatecamp, do not panic. Wait 15 to 30 seconds or so, then MWD back to the gate as fast as you can and jump back through. Warp away fast once you are through. Do not attack in any way shape or form, otherwise the gate will not allow you to jump.

- If escaping from hostiles... warp into "icon clusters" (usually found near the center of the solar system). This will throw off your enemies and make it VERY difficult for them to "see" where you went.

- If "trapped" in a system, make safe spots while you warp around between planets and/or structure (which you should never warp to at 0). Bounce around between these safe spots and make new ones between these safe spots. Never stay in any one place for more than a few seconds (especially if you see probes on your scanner).

- Never log off in a system full of "hostiles" if you have an Aggression Timer (yellow text in the upper left). You may log back in tomorrow and find that you are "missing" a ship.

This is not true in C3 or lower.

-Liang

The thing you still encounter in lower class waormholes is energy neuts. These can be very nasty especially when on a battleship so i like my passive shield myrm that uses capless guns. The guns are really fast to train into and also gives you easier to get into minmatar ships for pvp.
Something like this is nice for solo work and easy to train into


[Myrmidon, c2]
Shield Power Relay II
Shield Power Relay II
Shield Power Relay II
Shield Power Relay II
Gyrostabilizer I
Gyrostabilizer I

Large Shield Extender II
Large Shield Extender II
Large Shield Extender II
Magnetic Scattering Amplifier II
Heat Dissipation Amplifier II

Small Tractor Beam I
Salvager I
720mm 'Scout' Artillery I, EMP M
720mm 'Scout' Artillery I, EMP M
720mm 'Scout' Artillery I, EMP M
720mm 'Scout' Artillery I, EMP M

Medium Core Defence Field Purger I
Medium Core Defence Field Purger I
Medium Core Defence Field Purger I


Hammerhead II x5
Hobgoblin II x5

Go for a set of 650mm guns if you have a dedicated salvaging ship/alt