I see that Omega Alliance has been making a home in and around Eifer. Looks like no one is prepared to shift them. M3AN are BLUE to them for crying out loud. Strange, so strange.
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Hi,
Haven't been able to reach you in-game (you haven't been online! :o), so I hope you don't mind me asking my question here. What is your take on Interceptors, and how are they for solo/small group piracy compared to the minmatar assault frigates? I'm going to train for either one.
Inties are good tacklers in small group work but solo work can be tough. A plated claw is a mean ship however and in the hands of a good pilot can take on most things up to a BC (no really) - seen it before. Min AF I like but the jury is out on them. They are very hard hitting ships but still frigate hulls, so some generic rules apply: If you're webbed, you're dead. If you're nossed, you're *probably* dead. Speed is your friend.
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2 comments:
Hi,
Haven't been able to reach you in-game (you haven't been online! :o), so I hope you don't mind me asking my question here. What is your take on Interceptors, and how are they for solo/small group piracy compared to the minmatar assault frigates? I'm going to train for either one.
Inties are good tacklers in small group work but solo work can be tough. A plated claw is a mean ship however and in the hands of a good pilot can take on most things up to a BC (no really) - seen it before. Min AF I like but the jury is out on them. They are very hard hitting ships but still frigate hulls, so some generic rules apply: If you're webbed, you're dead. If you're nossed, you're *probably* dead. Speed is your friend.
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