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| **(Carrier ratting is risky and thus not recommended for beginners!)** | **(Carrier ratting is risky and thus not recommended for beginners!)** | ||
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| - | <WRAP center round important 60%>Everything here, except for marketeering, should **not be done in the staging system**.</WRAP> | ||
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| Salvaging can provide a second source of income from ratting or be treated as a profession of opportunity. Any ship with an empty high-power slot and sufficient powergrid and CPU can fit a Salvager, but ships with many high power slots make the most efficient dedicated salvagers. Tractor Beams and a Microwarpdrive or Afterburner round out a solid salvage ship. test_free regularly stocks salvage-fit destroyers. Catalysts, Coercers, and Cormorants are most common. | Salvaging can provide a second source of income from ratting or be treated as a profession of opportunity. Any ship with an empty high-power slot and sufficient powergrid and CPU can fit a Salvager, but ships with many high power slots make the most efficient dedicated salvagers. Tractor Beams and a Microwarpdrive or Afterburner round out a solid salvage ship. test_free regularly stocks salvage-fit destroyers. Catalysts, Coercers, and Cormorants are most common. | ||
| - | If you aren't killing your own NPCs to generate wrecks, finding reliable sources of salvage can be a challenge. You may find some wrecks by warping to asteroid belts, or cleaning up after PvP skirmishes around gates and stations. For a more consistent supply of wrecks, ask if anybody is leaving theirs behind in deedeereddit in-game or on Jabber. Alternatively, join up with a standing fleet in common PvE systems, and ask if you can salvage the wrecks generated by ratters. | + | If you aren't killing your own NPCs to generate wrecks, finding reliable sources of salvage can be a challenge. You may find some wrecks by warping to asteroid belts, or cleaning up after PvP skirmishes around gates and stations. For a more consistent supply of wrecks, ask if anybody is leaving theirs behind in deedeereddit or general chat on Discord - if nothing is going on, the bacon bar voice chat usually has someone willing to let you salvage. You can also ask in the Standing fleet (usually named Testagram Standing), join up with a standing fleet in common PvE systems, and ask if you can salvage the wrecks generated by ratters. |
| There is also a special type of salvaging, known as [[eve:industry:salvaging#ninja_salvaging|ninja salvaging]], usually involving probing people doing L4 missions in empire space and salvaging the wrecks there. | There is also a special type of salvaging, known as [[eve:industry:salvaging#ninja_salvaging|ninja salvaging]], usually involving probing people doing L4 missions in empire space and salvaging the wrecks there. | ||
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| Ore Sites are Cosmic Anomalies that spawn with asteroid belts. These sites usually contain more lucrative ores than those in an asteroid belt in that part of space. To check a system for Ore Sites, open your Probe Scanner window and check the "Show Anomalies" box — no scanning required! | Ore Sites are Cosmic Anomalies that spawn with asteroid belts. These sites usually contain more lucrative ores than those in an asteroid belt in that part of space. To check a system for Ore Sites, open your Probe Scanner window and check the "Show Anomalies" box — no scanning required! | ||
| - | * **Check out the [[diplo:mining_etiquette|Mining Rules]]<color #ed1c24>**!**</color> and the [[eve:industry:mining:start|Mining Guide]] for more detailed information.** | + | * **Check out the [[diplo:bylaws:mining_policy|Mining Rules]]<color #ed1c24>**!**</color> and the [[eve:industry:mining:start|Mining Guide]] for more detailed information.** |
| * **May also read about the [[playground:standing_fleet_donya|Outer Passage Standing Fleet]] that helps you to stay alive.** | * **May also read about the [[playground:standing_fleet_donya|Outer Passage Standing Fleet]] that helps you to stay alive.** | ||
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| =====Belt Ratting===== | =====Belt Ratting===== | ||
| - | **Hey! Read [[diplo:ratting_etiquette|this!]] It has info on how to treat fellow ratters properly and not piss people off.** | + | **Hey! Read [[diplo:bylaws:ratting_policy|this!]] It has info on how to treat fellow ratters properly and not piss people off.** |
| Warp to an Asteroid Belt, destroy NPCs, collect loot and salvage, then move on to the next. Belt ratting is entry-level nullsec PvE best performed in systems with many asteroid belts. Your goal is to take a fast durable ship and deal as much damage as possible, minimizing your combat and travel times. Destroyer and Cruiser sized hulls, including their variants, are okay for this. | Warp to an Asteroid Belt, destroy NPCs, collect loot and salvage, then move on to the next. Belt ratting is entry-level nullsec PvE best performed in systems with many asteroid belts. Your goal is to take a fast durable ship and deal as much damage as possible, minimizing your combat and travel times. Destroyer and Cruiser sized hulls, including their variants, are okay for this. | ||
| - | <WRAP center round important 60%>The Rogue Drones have a foothold in our current home of Outer Passage. Fit your ships to **resist Thermal, Kinetic and Explosive damage and deal EM and Thermal damage**.</WRAP> | + | <WRAP center round important 60%> placeholder.</WRAP> |
| While you won't be facing hoards of ships at once like in Cosmic Anomalies, up to five ships may spawn ranging from Frigates, often with Stasis Webifiers and/or Warp Scramblers, to Battleships(max 2). Rogue drones do not have any favorite EWAR type and the ships rarely use any EWAR other than webs and warp disruption. But drone sites and missions can contain energy neutralizing towers or drone mothers with very strong webs. Kill everything you can, loot everything, salvage everything. There isn't very much strategy involved here; simply destroy the NPCs before they destroy your ship. | While you won't be facing hoards of ships at once like in Cosmic Anomalies, up to five ships may spawn ranging from Frigates, often with Stasis Webifiers and/or Warp Scramblers, to Battleships(max 2). Rogue drones do not have any favorite EWAR type and the ships rarely use any EWAR other than webs and warp disruption. But drone sites and missions can contain energy neutralizing towers or drone mothers with very strong webs. Kill everything you can, loot everything, salvage everything. There isn't very much strategy involved here; simply destroy the NPCs before they destroy your ship. | ||
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| Combat anomalies are always a single room and consist of several waves, with some including about twenty ships. The favored approach uses speed-tanked drone Cruisers like the __[[eve:ships:cruisers:vexor_navy_issue|Vexor]]__, __[[eve:ships:cruisers:vexor_navy_issue|Vexor Navy Issue]]__, __[[eve:ships:cruisers:ishtar|Ishtar]]__, and __[[eve:ships:cruisers:gila|Gila]]__ which all allow nearly-AFK ratting, though the __[[eve:ships:battlecruisers:myrmidon|Myrmidon]]__ battlecruiser or __[[eve:ships:battleships:dominix|Dominix]]__ battleship is viable as well, although they can require additional training and more expensive fits. Most well-skilled Cruisers can begin low-level combat anomalies. Larger and more expensive ships allow for increased damage, thus increased ISK per hour, but are slower to move and require near-constant attention. | Combat anomalies are always a single room and consist of several waves, with some including about twenty ships. The favored approach uses speed-tanked drone Cruisers like the __[[eve:ships:cruisers:vexor_navy_issue|Vexor]]__, __[[eve:ships:cruisers:vexor_navy_issue|Vexor Navy Issue]]__, __[[eve:ships:cruisers:ishtar|Ishtar]]__, and __[[eve:ships:cruisers:gila|Gila]]__ which all allow nearly-AFK ratting, though the __[[eve:ships:battlecruisers:myrmidon|Myrmidon]]__ battlecruiser or __[[eve:ships:battleships:dominix|Dominix]]__ battleship is viable as well, although they can require additional training and more expensive fits. Most well-skilled Cruisers can begin low-level combat anomalies. Larger and more expensive ships allow for increased damage, thus increased ISK per hour, but are slower to move and require near-constant attention. | ||
| - | <WRAP center round important 60%>The Rogue Drones have a foothold in our current home of Outer Passage. Fit your ships to **resist Thermal, Kinetic and Explosive damage and deal EM and Thermal damage**.</WRAP> | + | <WRAP center round important 60%>placeholder for ratting fitting resists.</WRAP> |
| Anomalies range in difficulty from Class 1 to Class 10, and classes 1, 4, 6, and 8 have four levels of difficulty. In nullsec, the lowest rated Anomaly you are likely to find will be a Rally Point (6-1). | Anomalies range in difficulty from Class 1 to Class 10, and classes 1, 4, 6, and 8 have four levels of difficulty. In nullsec, the lowest rated Anomaly you are likely to find will be a Rally Point (6-1). | ||
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| For some more advanced Myrmidon fits and strategy also look at this guide in the forums:[[https://forum.pleaseignore.com/topic/106156-how-we-break-free-from-the-dominix-shackles-and-afk-rat-more-effectively-and-with-more-tools-to-not-feed-like-an-idiot/|Myrm Ratting Guide]] | For some more advanced Myrmidon fits and strategy also look at this guide in the forums:[[https://forum.pleaseignore.com/topic/106156-how-we-break-free-from-the-dominix-shackles-and-afk-rat-more-effectively-and-with-more-tools-to-not-feed-like-an-idiot/|Myrm Ratting Guide]] | ||
| - | Recommended sites: Forsaken Hubs. Rock havens can be done in the absence of larger ships running those sites. Refer [[diplo:ratting_etiquette|]] | + | Recommended sites: Forsaken Hubs. Rock havens can be done in the absence of larger ships running those sites. Refer [[diplo:bylaws:ratting_policy]] |
| ==== Dominix ==== | ==== Dominix ==== | ||
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| **Suitable ships:** Frigate, Destroyer, Cruiser, Battlecruiser, Battleship, Carrier, Supercarrier, Titan\\ | **Suitable ships:** Frigate, Destroyer, Cruiser, Battlecruiser, Battleship, Carrier, Supercarrier, Titan\\ | ||
| - | * Carrier ratting is a bad idea. Supercapital ratting would be fucking retarded. Genuinely. PL/PH enjoy hotdropping on idiots who carrier/super rat (and don't pay attention to local and intel channels). If you're reading this page you probably aren't ready for it. Don't be that guy. | + | * Carrier ratting is a bad idea. Supercapital ratting would be fucking stupid. Genuinely. PL/PH enjoy hotdropping on idiots who carrier/super rat (and don't pay attention to local and intel channels). If you're reading this page you probably aren't ready for it. Don't be that guy. |
| - | <WRAP center round important 60%>The Rogue Drones have a foothold in our current home of Outer Passage. Fit your ships to **resist Thermal, Kinetic and Explosive damage and deal EM and Thermal damage**.</WRAP> | + | <WRAP center round important 60%>placeholder for ratting fitting resists.</WRAP> |
| Some combat sites can only be found through Exploration or from bookmarks given when a Cosmic Anomaly escalates. These DED Rated Complexes have acceleration gates that restrict access by hull size depending on the complex rating, and may contain several rooms. Most DED Complexes restrict the use of Microwarpdrives, so an Afterburner is recommended for approaching acceleration gates to the next room. | Some combat sites can only be found through Exploration or from bookmarks given when a Cosmic Anomaly escalates. These DED Rated Complexes have acceleration gates that restrict access by hull size depending on the complex rating, and may contain several rooms. Most DED Complexes restrict the use of Microwarpdrives, so an Afterburner is recommended for approaching acceleration gates to the next room. | ||
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| =====OP IHUB Upgrades===== | =====OP IHUB Upgrades===== | ||
| - | * As of January 20th 2022 | + | * As of February 10th 2022 |
| ^ System Name ^ Pirate Array Level ^ Ore Array Level ^ Entrapment Array Level ^ | ^ System Name ^ Pirate Array Level ^ Ore Array Level ^ Entrapment Array Level ^ | ||
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| ^ 9S-GPT | 4 | 0 | | ^ 9S-GPT | 4 | 0 | | ||
| ^ 9Z-XJN | 5 | 5 | | ^ 9Z-XJN | 5 | 5 | | ||
| - | ^ CNHV-M | 3 | 0 | | + | ^ CNHV-M | 3 | 2 | |
| ^ DJ-GBH | 3 | 0 | | ^ DJ-GBH | 3 | 0 | | ||
| ^ D-JVGJ | 4 | 0 | | ^ D-JVGJ | 4 | 0 | | ||
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| ^ K4UV-G | 3 | 3 | 1 | | ^ K4UV-G | 3 | 3 | 1 | | ||
| ^ KGCF-5 | 3 | 3 | | ^ KGCF-5 | 3 | 3 | | ||
| - | ^ LTT-AP | 2 | 0 | | + | ^ LTT-AP | 2 | 3 | |
| - | ^ L1YK-V | 3 | 0 | | + | ^ L1YK-V | 4 | 2 | |
| ^ M1-PX9 | 3 | 0 | | ^ M1-PX9 | 3 | 0 | | ||
| ^ M4U-EH | 3 | 0 | 4 | | ^ M4U-EH | 3 | 0 | 4 | | ||
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| ^ RT64-C | 2 | 3 | | ^ RT64-C | 2 | 3 | | ||
| ^ SN-DZ6 | 3 | 3 | | ^ SN-DZ6 | 3 | 3 | | ||
| - | ^ SN-Q1T | 3 | 5 | | + | ^ SN-Q1T | 4 | 5 | |
| ^ T0DT-T | 3 | 3 | | ^ T0DT-T | 3 | 3 | | ||
| ^ TFPT-U | 5 | 5 | | ^ TFPT-U | 5 | 5 | | ||
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| ^ Y-UO9U | 3 | 5 | | ^ Y-UO9U | 3 | 5 | | ||
| ^ YC-ANK | 2 | 0 | | ^ YC-ANK | 2 | 0 | | ||
| - | ^ YQM-P1 | 5 | 1 | | + | ^ YQM-P1 | 5 | 3 | |
| ^ ZEZ1-9 | 4 | 0 | | ^ ZEZ1-9 | 4 | 0 | | ||
| ^ ZJ-5IS | 5 | 0 | | ^ ZJ-5IS | 5 | 0 | | ||
| ^ ZZK-VF | 3 | 0 | 1 | | ^ ZZK-VF | 3 | 0 | 1 | | ||
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