For new EVE players, flying the Crucifier only requires training Amarr Frigate I and Weapon Disruption I. This makes the ship a bit better on defense than on offense. Because Crucifier pilots have to make choices about which of these two types of disruptors to fit, the Crucifier is most effective when the enemy fleet composition and/or fits are known in advance. There are two kinds of weapon disruptors, each of which has two effects: (i) tracking disruptors, which decrease the range and accuracy of enemy turrets and (ii) guidance disruptors, which decrease the range and precision of enemy launchers (including missiles, rockets and torpedoes). Look at your hangar and pick a ship you rarely see in space, fit one up and go have fun with it.The Crucifier is the Amarr Electronic Warfare Frigate, with bonuses to weapon disruption. No one expects much out of it and that is the entire point. The Tormentor is a cheap ship that I find a lot of fun to fly. This approach works well in Rail Gun and Arty fitted ships operating at close range as well. Doing this while keeping your speed up is tough, but it is an awesome way to fly. Swing and tilt is how I refer to it, keep your speed, swing around the enemy ship and then tilt around to face them, rinse and repeat. In fact, I don't recommend lock and orbit on any target, unless they are AFK or you live in Null :) (I'm kidding!) The beams track best when pointed at the enemy, so manually piloting is preferred. To fly this ship successfully you can't simply lock target and orbit.
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Again, you can increase that with other mod choices, but then you are going to sacrifice other aspects of the fit. You lose range control, but tbh even with the beams fitted in the above your max dps range is still under 20k.
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Nothing wrong with that, simply swap out the beams for pulses and add a scram, which will impact other mods in the fit obviously, but it can be done. Others may prefer a more defensive style, or a bait-oriented approach. So why this fit? Well this is a very aggressive fit for this little ship and that is how I fly. I suggest Warriors or Acolytes for speed. You get caught against the wrong target and you die.įor rigs I choose to fit Kinetic and Thermal Reinforcers T1 and spend the T2 rig on a Collision Accelerator. You may be tempted to fit faction mods but I would advise against it, the ship is not worth the extra expense. At this point fitting is getting very tight, so choose your modules carefully. A Heat Sink, a DC, a Small Ancillary Rep, and a Multi-Coating. But, you'd be surprised how often it doesn't. Not having a scram means some targets will wise up, pull range, and simply fly away.
You can go with a Scram and a Web, but with three mid-slots I highly recommend the second web. Please be advised that target selection is extremely important in this ship, as it is with all ships. Torms are very, very slow ships and you will often get ranged on by faster ships, so having some range on those guns is going to be very, very useful. We start with 3 Small Focused Beam Lasers in the top. Why was I fighting a Hecate in a Tormentor? You might as well ask me, why do anything in Eve? I will tell you that she died while fighting a Hecate so she has nothing to be ashamed of. I fooled around with several test fits and finally landed on one I liked which garnered 17 killmarks before she finally exploded. Which is why I recently started flying the Shrimp. I also enjoy flying ships that no one else seems to fly. Theory is great, but I prefer things that actually work.
I use Pyfa every single day, but I also firmly believe in testing things in space under duress. Insert old Alliance Tournament open joke here.) I do often fit ships just to see how they work, or to fulfill a certain task, or to test out a new module, or to do whatever the heck I want to do. If there is one thing about Eve that I am extremely good at it is solo and small gang combat - and fitting ships. I don't do anything in Eve except combat, every day, all the time. My first week post about the Garmur back in 2014 remains one of the most popular posts ever, right behind the ones about the Federation Navy Comet. And yet, some of the most popular posts on Eveoganda over the years have been those about ships and fitting advice. Two, everyone has their own way of fitting ships and not everyone flies the same way in Eve. One, fits and modules and whatnot change so often that older posts often become outdated rather quickly.
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I used to post fits and advice about how to fly certain ships and just realized that I stopped doing that for a variety of reasons.
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