Ships & Modules

Well I'm still on my trial and been doing PVP with my corp recently just looking for the best t1 ships where i can provide something. I cannot do t2 on my trial but am working towards it.

I've been using this but I have to be pretty close (1000m) and I'm still pretty bad at the game xD

[Incursus, PVP1]
[Empty Low slot]
200mm Reinforced Rolled Tungsten Plates I
Adaptive Nano Plating I
Damage Control I

1MN Afterburner I
Warp Disruptor I
X5 Prototype Engine Enervator

Limited Light Neutron Blaster I
Limited Light Neutron Blaster I
Limited Light Neutron Blaster I

Hobgoblin I x1

Federation Navy Antimatter Charge S x110

I'm willing to learn any skills needed to use the ships. Wanting to try alot of find what I like. I mostly do DUO to a small fleet (3-4) pvp. Not solo as I've never had the chance since i don't really know which ships are which yet.

I know I'm going to die, almost 90% of the time but if I can provide a little before I die that would be great. I'm working with around 30m isk not including my 60k LP.

Well if you could show me a build I can check or build towards it, I'm working towards as much T2 as i can on the trial before I buy the game, holding out to see if i can make enough ISK for membership before i buy it with IRL. Only have like 70m atm though.

hmm just a small link to pretty much the same theme

This is for pvp so one of the reppers should be a ancillary

Pretty much this. Range control in frigate pvp is extremely important, and the dual rep incursus (along with any other 2 mid AB frigate) has none. Rail Incursus is a solid scam kiter, and will teach you the important of range control, transversal, ammo types, and how to manage your armor repper efficiently.

Scram kiting frigs IMO require a good amount of skill to fly well and will teach you a lot about frigate pvp.

dual rep sucks in SOLO pvp

For fleet battles it's a monster heavy tackle as it tanks almost 300 dps (with drugs) and has good damage to boot along with small sig.

T1 frigates are the place to experiment and learn, not spam other peoples' fits. Think of a tactic you want to employ, then build a ship that you think will accomplish that. Just spamming someone else's fit doesn't mean that it's A) any good or B) that you will be any good at flying it. The fastest kiter in the game won't do you any good if you can't stay out of scram/web range.

What is important is that you learn to fly a given ship well, and employ tactics that favor the ship and fitting. You need to know WHY you lost a fight, not just that you did. By developing your own fit, you will understand the strengths and weaknesses of a ship and the fundamentals of fitting. You will know that a loss happened because you were caught outside your intended engagement envelope, or if out-gunned, or just have a bad fit.

Once you have a fairly solid fit (you may still lose, but at least you held your own)- you will probably find it is close to the 'best' fit you are asking on the forums for. Arriving at that fit yourself will pay dividends in learning the game and it's mechanics that will improve your game overall. Too many players think of Eve like it's WoW, where there is always a 'best' build and the entire playerbase simply plays the exact same wizard/warrior/cleric as everyone else. In Eve, you can choose different tactics to employ, and make a build based on that. So the only true 'perfect' fit is the one that allows a player to employ the specific tactics he intends at the moment.

Look at a ship's bonuses and base stats. Those often indicate how the ship was intended to be fitted. Even then, don't be afraid to experiment some outside those bonuses. Try things like using dual prop fits. Or dual distruptor/scram tackle. Learn when fitting modules are acceptable and when it compromises your fit too much to be viable.

Doing that now, in cheap frigates will not only make Eve more interesting as you see the complexity and possibilities available in ship design- but you will be a better player for it as well.

[Inquisitor, Inquisitor]
Damage Control II
Energized Adaptive Nano Membrane II
True Sansha Adaptive Nano Plating
200mm Reinforced Steel Plates II

Limited 1MN Microwarpdrive I
Small Capacitor Booster II, Navy Cap Booster 400

Centii A-Type Small Remote Armor Repairer
Centii A-Type Small Remote Armor Repairer
Centii A-Type Small Remote Armor Repairer

Small Trimark Armor Pump II
Small Trimark Armor Pump II
Small Trimark Armor Pump II


is my standerd pvp frig may not be what you looking for ir costs as much as most t2 assalt frigs but make an awusm suport frig

Scram-Web-AB is possibly the most skill-less way to pilot frigs.

To be honest statements like that simply show how few of the nuances of brawling in a frig you grasp.