Wormholes

Yes, there are plenty of gallente ships, that can run C1s and the C2 anoms (not the radars, mags though) solo:

Enyo can run C1 anoms

Myrmidon, Brutix can run C1's completely - myrmidon is annoying as hell though, cause sleepers are different. and switch to your precious drones. (Edit: You can avoid that by fitting a web to your myrmidon, somehow sleeper's hate webs and most likely will switch back to you)

Ishtar can run pretty much everything C1/C2 with passive shield fit, does fine with armor, but again, the dronethingy.

If you are real dary, try it in an active tanked talos with ion blasters, should do fine in C1s and C2 anoms, assuming you can solo C2 anoms in a nanocane. If you get ganked in either of those two, you are 100% dead though, cause you are operating on the verge to death anyways.

Edit: Totally forgot - the Proteus is easy mode for soloing C1/C2s.

We aren't all trolls. But your probably the third person to ask the exact same question while the other already answered questions are still on the front page if this forum. Thus people assume you are too lazy to search and we put our troll hats on because we dislike spoon feeding lazy people all day. Hath ruined this one by taking pity on you a bit. Read around and you will likely find the answers to your questions without having to ask them at all.

If you still cant find them then ask away.

You'll notice threads where people say ''hey, I looked and couldn't find it, can you help me" are generally full of helpful non trolls(unless someone has been drinking).


Given where I think you're mind is headed I will say this. Wormholes are not intended to be solo ventures, they can be done to a degree in low class holes but taken as a whole they require groups to do. In the site running, the pvp, and the regular logistics involved in being in this space. If you want solo gameplay stick to the lower class wormholes or to exploration sites in k-space.

Just to expand on what is being said above and hopefully to any other new player out there thinking fo asking the same questions.

When you ask a question if you can solo a c5/c6 in a Phoenix, it shows an enormoeus lack of understanding of Eve, and not just those WH's.

a) Little about ships
b) Little about wormholoes
c) Little about logistic efforts
d) Little about PvP and security
e) Little about what little wh politics there are

In other words, try something before you ask. Study a bit. Or find someone who is willing to teach you.

Don't try to solo C5/C6. While it can technically be done with certain very expensive fits, I wouldn't risk it.

As for C1-C3 in a tengu or nighthawk, if you have decent skills and know how to read well enough to not pop triggers you'll be fine.

edit: also, read the forum threads here before posting. My wormhole nomad thread has some good info for extended solo work, and there is much better stuff out there as well.

Supers/titans don't spawn the escalation waves and fighter bombers can't hit sleepers any better than a phoenix can :S so even if you managed to get one in (which has at times been possible) its a waste of time for PVE (although you could tracking link a titan if you weren't solo).

If your really commited to soloing C5 sites then it is possible with a rorqual (doesn't spawn escalations) but I don't reccomend it or you _can_ do it with a carrier but you need a fairly hardcore fit and its even slower than the rorqual due to having to deal with the guardian wave. Its also possible with some very pimp faction battleships but its even slower than using a rorqual.

Naglfar lacks both tracking, range and dps compared to decently fit moros and revelations but they aren't too bad if you throw a bit of ISK at them (about 70-80% of the dps of a rev but at higher cost) but no reason to use one if you have a rev or moros option.

Read all the non-troll stuff above, its important.

But also in regards to your question about guides to wormholes:

http://eve-survival.org/wikka.php?wakka=WormholeSpace

This is your WH bible. It has every combat site (Anomaly, Radar, Mag) in Classes 1-6 with waves and triggers. It also has some information about the incoming DPS and its composition depending on the sites.

Capital Ships are not meant to be used solo, as many people have said. If you want to be a bad ass you can try the Jack Miton thing where you run 2 carriers, a dread, and a Loki, but that's more advanced play.

C1 can be run in just about anything with a mediocre omni-tank. C2 takes some additional tank, and decent damage (I suggest the drake; its cheap and effective). C3 Takes a solid tank, decent damage, and is really better with 2 drakes or a decent T3. C4s pretty much require a small fleet (my corp 3 mans them) or 1-2 very well fit Tengus (Loki works as well). C5s are 5-10 players, and a huge jump in difficulty from C4s because everything neuts, webs, and scrams. C6s are C5s on crack, and i'm not actually sure on numbers there, I think 10-15 depending on fleet comp (more capitals, fewer numbers).

If you're unfamiliar with WH space, I strongly suggest reading some of the guides on the forums here, but also that you start out in a C1 or C2 in a ship that you can afford to lose (a drake or other battlecruiser) because chances are you're not skilled enough yet to learn how to stay alive. D-scan is a big part of it, but also knowing the landscape of the wormhole your in is important (are there towers, how many wormholes are intersecting this solar system, etc.).

When you're starting out, scan down your C1 or C2 WH, bookmark everything you want to, and then swap to a combat ship that also has a probe launcher, just in case of an emergency (I usually fit my drake with a probe launcher in the spare high). As you're going along, make sure you bookmark any anomalies you do, so you can salvage them later (the wrecks will stay for up to 2 hours).

Good luck,

Svodola Darkfury.

You can do C6s with same fleet composition as C5s its just a bit more intensive as several normal waves on C6 sites are equivalent to the capital escalation waves in C5s. Infact smaller fleets are probably better as its easier to keep it organised and less of a chance of someone pulling the wrong trigger with the result you have 20+ elite sleeper BS hammering through your capitals.

Dual MAR Myrmidon can run C1/C2 sites. Watch your drones though, Sleepers love to tear them a new one.

Don't try using Gallente ships in C3's. Their main problem is lack of range (Rails still suck against Sleepers), and since Sleepers web a lot you'll simply never get close enough.

That said, if you can dual-box/have a mate with you, a pair of remote-repping Domis can handle C3 anomalies easily.

Solo faction-fitted Kronos works as well, but nobody uses Marauders in w-space any more. It's become too crowded

Well, after you get past all the horrific tongue lashings I just received. I guess I am VERY uneducated in sleepers. and to be honest, I was lazy lol.

But anyways, thank you all for the info. I really appreciate it.