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Fitting Warp Disruptor and Warp Scrambler?
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Derana Dilana
The funeral parl0r.
Kybernauts Clade
#1 - 2014-05-07 06:49:20 UTC
Is it viable to fit a long point and a scram for range domination on a ship?
xPredat0rz
Project.Nova
The Initiative.
#2 - 2014-05-07 06:53:01 UTC
Yes and no. If you have the room to fit both it can be ok. Generally you either want to be at long point range and kite with a web to slow them down if they try and get closer.

Or in scram range with a web to deny their mobility while you face **** them.


Fitting both really doesnt help as much as one or the other+ a web. Unless of course your in a bonused hull for them or trying to catch **** thats stabbed.
Danny John-Peter
Blue Canary
Watch This
#3 - 2014-05-07 08:37:50 UTC
xPredat0rz wrote:
Yes and no. If you have the room to fit both it can be ok. Generally you either want to be at long point range and kite with a web to slow them down if they try and get closer.

Or in scram range with a web to deny their mobility while you face **** them.


Fitting both really doesnt help as much as one or the other+ a web. Unless of course your in a bonused hull for them or trying to catch **** thats stabbed.


Yes, and no.

Defensive Scram can be useful on kiting ships along side a long point, particularly on LML Inties as they receive a bonus to scram range, however it is more usual to fit a web because you can squeeze more range out of it on an unbonused hull.
Kasutra
No Vacancies
No Vacancies.
#4 - 2014-05-07 09:53:02 UTC
It can make sense if you're the designated tackler in a gang, and need to be able to tackle whatever the hell you encounter.

I can't see it being a great help for "range domination".