Similarly, a pvp fit was out of the question because I’d much rather lose a half dozen T2 ships than a single T3, not least because I would have had six times the number of fights. Possibly a gang fit for either warfare links or (mutual) remote repairĪn all-in-one exploration fit was discarded because I can easily swap ships, although some friends swear by their Tengu for high-sec exploration.
Tanking like a brick for harder DED-rated complexes.HAC-like damage dealing for Sovereignty-related cosmic anomalies and belt ratting.However, a multi-role vessel such as a T3 necessitates a different approach.Ī T3 poses the question: what roles do you want it to play? for me, I narrowed it down to a few roles: Some subsystem skills are Int-Mem primary others are Per-Will so it made sense to train whichever were easiest now, before the neural remap.įor most ships, its role is predetermined recon ships are for PVP engagements logistics ships are for repairing Heavy Assault ships for pure damage. What decided it for me were the subsystems skills. Of all the strategic cruisers, the Caldari Tengu is acknowledged as a solid performer so when it came time to switch from training support skills to a more aggressive bent, I naturally gave some serious consideration towards training to fly one. OMG a Caldari ship that actually looks vaguely good
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