EVE General Discussion

And once again, here I come, to share the goods. =)

This was an interesting revision to make. The changes in missiles go deeper than one realizes, and I ended up taking some notes I thought to share for comparison. However, I'm afraid that big fat post would be of little interest to anyone so, without any further delay:

New version v1.3.3 updated to Retribution, yay!

v1.3.3, Corrected "Empire" in Security table; Changed Missile Types table to reflect changes from Retribution; Colored with red/green on numbers for Missiles Table so it's easier to look for which missile is "better" on what

There are however two things I want to do now, if anyone feel like sharing ideas:
- Fill the space left by removing columns in Missiles. I wonder if some of the new things like "Inertia Modifier", "AoEFallOff" have any impact on gameplay
- Replace the Alloy & Compound Refine Table

As always, comments and suggestions are always welcome.

Enjoy. =)

Hey Smodab,

The idea behind the color is: what is better, what is worse.

In your example, Barrage has a 30% penalty, while Hail has "only" 25%. Therefore, on the "T2 AC" portion, regarding Tracking, -30% is worse (red) than -25% (green).

Does it make sense?

Awesome stuff, extremely useful! +1

Really useful quicksheet you have here.
I would like to add that "Ladar"sites can be a mix of "combat" and "radar" sites. This is true in the so called "hot spot" constellations.
I dont have much time, else i would list them here now. There is a guide called "ATAP booster production" which has a nice table of these hot spot constellations.
Another suggestion i would like to add. A little table for boosters could be useful for some pilots. Knowing which booster takes up which slot and gives what kind off effect. Again this can be found in the above mentioned guide.

And I'm back again.

New version with two small changes, v1.3.4: Reordered tables Missile Damage Types and Projectile Ammo to have the same damage type order (based on EvE Fitting Window order); Changed Security table explanation of what happens at a given security status

However, there is more.

It has been a while that people asked me for a version or the possibility to do something and use it in the In Game Browser (IGB).

So, I took the time, and although not full HTML5 eye candy, just a bunch of images, I put together a few HTML files together and now yes, you can use those in game. Let me say this again:

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---> In Game Browser version is available!!! <---
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Check the first post for the URL. =D

I tested it in both Mac and Windows clients.

As usual, comments and suggestions are always welcome.

KN

wtf is this useful **** doing in GD??


This has been of great help innumerable times.

Plus, I also like to see the look on my friends' faces when show them the 'quick' reference chart in Eve. :)

To be fair, that only happens on very rare occassions. Also, this is indeed one of those occassions...OP has my thanx.

This is absolutely brilliant! It contains a lot of important information that even long time players forget from time to time. This is also a resource that would be valuable to newplayers!

The best part is that it is both aesthetically pleasing and easy to read. You can quickly find the information you need without having to squint your eyes or worry about reading the wrong thing.

This saves so much time when you need to look some basic statistics up, this could even help in an emergency situation where a quick look can save your life.

Other than memorizing everything yourself, this is probably the best resource for some basic EVE numbers available.

but the onboard scanner is not the DS...

The onboard scanner is used to find anomalys in systems.

Edit says, the onboard scanner has a range of 64AU, iirc

For the IGB version don't let the link open new tabs, keep them on the same tab but keep the menu visible for each page.