What is EM damage Eve?
Electromagnetic damage is one of the four main damage types encountered in space combat, and usually shown with Blue icons and missile tips. Missiles and Drones can be chosen that do exclusivley EM damage, such as the Acolyte drone, or Sabretooth missile.
What should I use against Guristas?
Yeah, the Guristas’ primary resistance hole is kinetic. They also have some weakness to thermal damage, so Gallente drones (with their increased damage multipliers) will work well, perhaps even better than Caldari drones.
Where are serpentis?
The home of Serpentis is in the Phoenix constellation in the Fountain region.
What is an NPC in EVE?
NPC Corporations are organizations in EVE not run by players (as opposed to player-run corporations). When a character is first created, they will be placed in an NPC starter corporation (which one depends on the character’s education)
What damage do you deal with sleepers?
The Sleepers will attack with an energy beam dealing EM and Thermal damage and firing light, heavy or cruise missiles (depending on the class of the Sleeper ship), dealing Explosive and Kinetic damage. You should fit to tank all four types of damage (a so-called ‘omnitank’).
What is Edencom Eve?
The Eden Common Defense Initiative or EDENCOM for short, are a new faction introduced in the 3rd chapter of the “Invasion” expansion (May 2020). They are found throughout New Eden space and are primarily tasked with defending Empire space against invasion by the Triglavian Collective.
What damage do rogue drones do?
Rogue Drones in PvE Rogue drones appear to use mostly short-ranged beam lasers, and deal the damage of railgun ammunition. This means they largely deal kinetic and thermal, however a few of them will deal heavy EM and Explosive. Rogue drones are weakest against EM, with thermal being second best damage to use.
Where is serpentis Space Eve?
Igil Sarpati founded a corporation, Sarpantis, and led booster research for the Gallente Federation. However, when the side-effects of neural boosters was discovered, the Federation banned boosters and the corporation was dissolved.
What region is amarr in?
System Share
| Name | Amarr | 28797 |
|---|---|---|
| Region | Domain | 106 |
| Constellation | Throne Worlds | 6476 |
| Security Level | 1.0 | 115 |
| Faction | Amarr Empire | Sanshas |
Are there NPCs in EVE?
In Capitalist EVE, NPCs farm you. The Drifters, a cyborg NPC faction introduced in the Ascension expansion. Until recently, players had been farming them for loot by luring them into range of station defences.
How do I join an NPC in EVE Online?
To clarify OP… in order to join the Faction Warfare NPC corp you have to leave your own corp or get your corp to join it. Be advised that in joining Faction Warfare you will be considered “hostile” to the NPCs of about half of high-sec (Gallente and Minmatar space if you join the 24th Imperial Crusade).
Do sleepers scram Eve?
Sleepers only point, they don’t scram. AFAIK only NPCs that actually scram you are some burner rats.
What kind of damage does a Serpentis do?
Serpentis ships deal thermal and half kinetic damage with emphasis on thermal damage. The best damage to use is kinetic with thermal being second best. They are generally armor tanked and actively repair armor. The EWAR of choice for Serpentis rats is sensor dampening.
Who are the Serpentis in the game Eve?
The Serpentis is one of the major pirate factions in EVE. The Serpentis are known for their biochemical expertise and drug business. When neural boosters were discovered, they were believed to be a path for the improvement of the individual and even all of humanity.
What kind of crystals do you use against Serpentis?
But the PROPORTION of EM to Therm damage is NOT FIXED – it vcaries across crystals. Against Serpentis you want to use crystals that deal maximum thermal damage…which if I recall right are the longer-range ones. Those will also dictate your range limits, as well. Kinetic is the best damage to do to serp.
What are the different types of damage in Eve?
There are four different damage types in EVE: Electromagnetic (EM) Kinetic Thermal Explosive