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| ===== Overview ===== | ===== Overview ===== | ||
| - | If you're here, you're here because your desperate for more money and want to find ways to make ISK fast. I personally got into Abyssal because mining was boring, nulsec ratting is hard without any space (this was written as TEST is moving postwar), running High Sec anomalies is frustrating when you don't get escalations, exploration is also frustrating when you can't hack wormhole-space cans and also don't find any sites you can actually do after hours of scanning down signatures. | + | If you're here, you're here because you're desperate for more money and want to find ways to make ISK fast. I personally got into Abyssal because mining was boring, nulsec ratting is hard without any space (this was written as TEST is moving postwar), running High Sec anomalies is frustrating when you don't get escalations, exploration is also frustrating when you can't hack wormhole-space cans because your skills are bad and you have T1 analyzers and also don't find any sites you can actually do after hours of scanning down signatures (Sleeper data and relic sites are such a tease). |
| Well what if I told you that there was a way to make a consistent amount of ISK with little upfront costs, and you can do this in relative safety without being beholden to RNG spawning the correct anomalies or escalations for you to run? | Well what if I told you that there was a way to make a consistent amount of ISK with little upfront costs, and you can do this in relative safety without being beholden to RNG spawning the correct anomalies or escalations for you to run? | ||
| - | That is, in my opinion, what Abyssal Deadspace represents. | + | Thats what you get from Abyssal Deadspace. |
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| * Relatively low starting costs, although moving up tiers is pretty jarring when you have to buy new platforms to handle more incoming damage and deal more damage. | * Relatively low starting costs, although moving up tiers is pretty jarring when you have to buy new platforms to handle more incoming damage and deal more damage. | ||
| * Flexibility. The range of difficulty from T0 to T6 means players can find a comfortable level of difficulty to run for themselves. The different weather types and environmental buffs also means flexibility in the ship fits you can bring. | * Flexibility. The range of difficulty from T0 to T6 means players can find a comfortable level of difficulty to run for themselves. The different weather types and environmental buffs also means flexibility in the ship fits you can bring. | ||
| + | * The loot volume is small. I can fit 107,000,000 ISK of loot in a fast aligning and warping travelceptor with 96 m2 of cargo capacity. This means safer transport options to sell off your hard earned stuff in either highsec or nullsec. | ||
| However, there are cons as well, namely: | However, there are cons as well, namely: | ||
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| ===== How to start ===== | ===== How to start ===== | ||
| - | Obviously no one wants to enter Abyssal space in a ship if they don't know the ship is up to the task. This fit is nice a safe for a new player to get started in Abyss with. You will be running **T0 Electrical Filaments** which provide a large boost to your capacitor regeneration rate, so don't worry about capacitor stability. __This fit should be usable by alpha clones and relatively new players__. | + | Obviously no one wants to enter Abyssal space in a ship if they don't know the ship is up to the task. This fit is nice and safe for a new player to get started in Abyss with. You will be running **T0 Electrical Filaments** which provide a large boost to your capacitor regeneration rate, so don't worry about capacitor stability. __This fit should be usable by alpha clones and relatively new players__. |
| ==== The Fit ==== | ==== The Fit ==== | ||
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| Fit credit to: Aceface | Fit credit to: Aceface | ||
| ==== Running the Abyss (T0, Electric)==== | ==== Running the Abyss (T0, Electric)==== | ||
| - | First of all, don't worry. This fit and the filament you'll be running are dirt simple. You can literally run all modules at the same time and be cap stable as you'll be running in an Electrical filament. In T0 filaments generally, not just electrical, there are at most 3-4 rats that you fight simultaneously, and they don't do that much damage either. | + | First of all, don't worry. This fit and the filament you'll be running are dirt simple. You can literally run all modules at the same time and be cap stable as you'll be running in an Electrical filament which provides bonuses to cap regeneration. In T0 filaments generally, not just electrical, there are at most 3-4 rats that you fight simultaneously in a pocket. They don't do that much damage either so there's very little to worry about. |
| **Step 0** | **Step 0** | ||
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| - | Go to a place where you want to open the portal. It can be at a safe, or 1000km away from an allied structure. Nulsec, Highsec, anywhere security status system works. I would recommend a Highsec system a few jumps away from a large trade hub with as few people in local as possible. Or in TEST space, as close to a standing fleet or structure as possible. Right click the filament and select "Use Tranquil Electric Filament". | + | Go to a place where you want to open the portal. It can be at a safe, or 1000km away from an allied structure. Nulsec, Highsec, any security status system works. I would recommend a Highsec system a few jumps away from a large trade hub with as few people in local as possible. Beware of war decced enemies. Or in TEST space, as close to a standing fleet or allied structure as possible. Right click the filament and select "Use Tranquil Electric Filament". |
| Read the message box that pops up, then click the drop down box and select "2 Destroyers" | Read the message box that pops up, then click the drop down box and select "2 Destroyers" | ||
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| **Step 3** | **Step 3** | ||
| - | Turn on your AB, turn on your armor repairer. __Approach__ the //Triglavian BioCache// and shoot the rats when they get within range. Swap ammo types based on the rat's engagement range. If you don't know what their engagement range is, don't worry you'll find out soon. | + | Turn on your AB, turn on your armor repairer. __Approach__ the //Triglavian Biocombinative Cache// and shoot the rats when they get within range. Swap ammo types based on the rat's engagement range. If you don't know what their engagement range is, don't worry you'll find out soon. |
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| ===== Improvements and Optimization ===== | ===== Improvements and Optimization ===== | ||
| ==== MWD instead of AB ==== | ==== MWD instead of AB ==== | ||
| - | After running T0 Electricals a few times, you'll probably notice that you're spending a lot of time traveling from the entry point to the biocache, then to the outgate. Most pockets only have 1 or 2 rats, and they die pretty quickly. This means that a lot of the time you're spending is just moving from point A to B because your ship's top speed even with an AB is too slow. The first optimization is replacing the AB with an MWD. This puts additional strain on your capacitor, but in an electrical filament you should still be cap stable even with the MWD **OR** armor rep on at all times. | + | After running T0 Electricals a few times, you'll probably notice that you're spending a lot of time traveling from the entry point to the biocache, then to the outgate. Most pockets only have 1 or 2 rats, and they die pretty quickly. This means that a lot of the time you're spending is just moving from point A to B because your ship's top speed even with an AB is too slow. The first optimization is replacing the AB with an MWD. This puts additional strain on your capacitor, but in an electrical filament you should still be cap stable even with the MWD **OR** armor rep on at all times. Personally, I was able to cut my run time from 5 mins to 4 mins, saving 20% more time. |
| For the lazy (only change is AB >>> MWD, there is little point adding DPS in the form of heatsinks or guns as your limiting factor is likely travel time not DPS): | For the lazy (only change is AB >>> MWD, there is little point adding DPS in the form of heatsinks or guns as your limiting factor is likely travel time not DPS): | ||
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| ==== Cheaper Filament ==== | ==== Cheaper Filament ==== | ||
| - | A second optimization you can make is changing the filament you use. T0 Electrical filaments are quite expensive. If you are comfortable, you can try running a cheaper filament, I'd recommend Firestorm or Gamma, to keep your filament costs low and increase profits. However, your cap will now not be stable at all, and will likely run out very quickly. You can still run these non-electric filaments, you just need to be more active with managing your capacitor and modules. I can personally attest that it is very possible, comfortable even, running T0 Firestorm and even Gamma filaments with the MWD Coercer fit. | + | A second optimization you can make is changing the filament you use. T0 Electrical filaments are quite expensive compared to other T0 filament types. If you are comfortable, you can try running a cheaper filament, I'd recommend Firestorm or Gamma, to keep your filament costs low and increase your profit margin. However, your cap will not be stable, and will run out very quickly if you run both the MWD and rep at the same time. You can still run these non-electric filaments, you just need to be more active with managing your capacitor and modules. I can personally attest that it is very possible, comfortable even, running T0 Firestorm and even Gamma filaments with the MWD Coercer fit. The key is to cycle your MWD and Armor repairer when you need them only. |
| ==== Frigate instead of Destroyer ==== | ==== Frigate instead of Destroyer ==== | ||
| - | Finally, a third optimization that can be made is swapping from a destroyer to a frigate class ship. The enemies are few enough that frigate level DPS is still enough to clear everything in a time similar to that of a destroyer. Again, your limiting factor in a Coercer is mainly speed. Frigates move faster, but also have 50% more loot than destroyer runs. | + | Finally, a third optimization that can be made is swapping from a destroyer to a frigate class ship. The enemies are few enough that frigate level DPS is still enough to clear everything in a time similar to that of a destroyer. Again, your limiting factor in a Coercer is mainly speed. Frigates move faster and also have more loot than destroyer runs as you use 3 filaments to enter instead of 2. |
| === Abyss T0 Electrical Frigate === | === Abyss T0 Electrical Frigate === | ||
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| Fit credit to: Uriel | Fit credit to: Uriel | ||
| - | That being said, are you greedy for more ISK? Do you want to invest more time and effort into Abyss as an ISK making venture? Would you like to know more? | + | |
| + | With these few optimizations, you should be making some decent ISK per hour and will be running into the limit of what can be achieved in T0 Abyssals. That being said, are you greedy for even more ISK? Would you be interested in investing more time and effort into Abyss as an ISK making venture? Would you like to know more? | ||
| [[:training:guides:abyssal_deadspace_advanced|Come down the rabbit hole and read on]]. | [[:training:guides:abyssal_deadspace_advanced|Come down the rabbit hole and read on]]. | ||
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