Do these first to increase your chance of escaping BEFORE getting tackled:

1. Pay attention to the TEST Intel Channel, consider using https://sentinel.pleaseignore.com/ with an alarm set around you.
2. Scan any red anomalies. They may be wormholes, and you may be paid a visit by a roaming gang of kikimoras or bombers.
3. The moment you get to your site, start pre-aligning to a safe location or structure so you can warp out at a moments notice.
4. Have a force recon cyno capable ship on standby in system

1. You're system is within range of a titan bridge from our staging system. I.e. you are under supercap umbrella protection - Use dotlan to check this range, such as Supercap Range from T0DT staging
2. You have a Force Recon cyno capable ship on standby in system or close by
3. You're ratting in a capital or supercapital ship
4. You are in the standing fleet in EVE and mumble in one a Standing Fleet channel, have a mic and your Local, Fleet and Shout up keys are setup as described here: How to Setup Mumble

Don't waste time trying to fight the hostiles off. You're probably bubbled and it probably won't work. You're on a clock and every second you spend trying to solve the problem all by yourself makes it worse. Get help first, then pilot your ship.

1. Know where you are. Know where the closest cyno beacon is, and the closest jump bridge or route to staging. If the FC asks a question like “how do we get there?”, know the answer.
2. Be prepared to say something like “There's a beacon in the next system over, and a jump bridge 2 jumps away from _. Figure this out before you get tackled. Write it down if you're the type of person who gets nervous.
3. If you know someone with a titan, ask them to undock and get ready to bridge.
4. Strongly discourage your corpmates from yoloing in their titan/super/carrier/fax. Get a FC.
5. Try and stay calm. Getting tackled in a super will get anyone's blood racing, but even if you die, you want to be the guy who did it all correctly.

Post in TEST Alliance Discord channel #help-fc-im-tackled

<System you are in> <first three letters of the anom you are in OR asteroid belt> <your ship type> <link to dscan>

Here's an example:

t0d JKL Thanatos https://dscan.nimos.ws/bip1yk

1. Take note of the enemy fleet composition and relay it verbally to the FC.
2. Don't light any cynos in system until the FC tells you to
3. Watch for mobile cynosural inhibitors and tell the FC. Note the online timers and make sure your cyno is lit before it finishes anchoring.
4. If you're in a rorqual, hold off pressing PANIC until you run out of capacitor or getting fast into hull.
5. Prioritize providing information. Keep your capacitor / cap up and hardeners on, but otherwise only attempt to fight back if you have done everything else on this list.
6. If you have a fax, undock it, on tether. Don't jump it in until the FC tells you to UNLESS YOU ARE SURE YOUR SUPER WILL DIE OTHERWISE.

- Drop whatever fleet you were in and form a new one. Call it TACKLED SUPERCAP. Learn how to set the fleet permissions to allow alliance to join. Have a “full fleet” preset so you can create 5 full wings with one click. If you don't, create five wings and fill the squads. - Spam this link in every channel you have. If you can ping, ping it to alliance. Get on mumble. Look for any FCs. Bounce around channels screaming for help. Tell people to ping if they can. Start with whatever channel has the most people. Go yell in the Bort, SUAD, and DroneV channels. Find someone with a FC tag. Don't waste time, just yell that you're a tackled super and OP1 in every channel you can, as fast as you can. If there's a FC in the channel wait a moment to see if he responds. Once you find a FC, or someone important who acknowledges that you are tackled and he's coming to help, go to fleet 1 and sit there. Key up every 15 seconds and say you're the tackled super. When a FC takes over pass him fleet boss, and communicate as much information as you can. Take a dscan of the enemy fleet and paste it in fleet. Take note of the enemy fleet composition and relay it verbally to the FC. - During 1. and 2, watch for mobile cynosural inhibitors. Note the online timers, and make sure your cyno is lit in the NEW FLEET YOU CREATED before it goes down. If there's no inhibitor, you can light your cyno as soon as a FC has acknowledged that help is on the way. - Don't waste time trying to fight the hostiles off. You're probably bubbled, and it probably won't work. Get help first, then pilot your ship. Prioritize providing information. Keep your cap up and hardeners on, but otherwise only attempt to fight back if you have done everything else on this list. You're on a clock, and every second you spend trying to solve the problem yourself makes it worse. - Know where you are. Know where the closest cyno beacon is, and the closest jump bridge or route to D-P. If the FC asks a question like “how do we get there?”, know the answer. Be prepared to say something like “There's a beacon in the next system over, and a jump bridge 2 jumps away from _. Figure this out before you get tackled. Write it down if you're the type of person who gets nervous. If you know someone with a titan, tell him to undock and get ready to bridge. - If you have a fax, undock it. Don't jump it in until the FC tells you to UNLESS YOU ARE SURE YOUR SUPER WILL DIE OTHERWISE. - Strongly discourage your corpmates from yoloing in their titan/super/carrier/fax. Get a FC. - Try and stay calm. Getting tackled in a super will get anyone's blood racing, but even if you die, you want to be the guy who did it all correctly. - If you're in a rork, hold off on panicking until you run out of cap or shield.

• This page heavily influenced from this post: I'm tackled in my super. FC what do?
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