But the warp core stabilizers, at least on the test server, all have a strength of 3 when activated, which is enough to get you away from any solo frigate tackler most days. As with the other modules the penalties, 50% reduction to targeting range, scan resolution, and drone bandwidth, will be in effect when the Tech I module is fitted, with reductions in those penalties with higher meta modules.īoth of the module sets will also be limited to one per ship, so you won’t be able to pile on multiples for extended effects. Then there are war core stabilizers which, like the new interdiction nullification modules, will need to be activated to provide their bonus, running with a 20 second activation cycle and a 150 second cool down. The current 2.2 second align makes them quite catchable. If they could also get an align time under two seconds they might even get used. Hulls that previously had nullification by default will receive a role bonus that reduces the targeting range penalty by 50% 80% and boosts the activation cycle by 100% 80%.įinally, shuttles will get nullification interdiction, something that has long been asked for. In addition, the new modules will come with 50% targeting range and scan resolution penalties when fitted. On the downside, the new module is active and has a short cycle, staying active for 10 to 15 seconds depending which version you choose (Tech I, compact, restrained, or Tech II) with a 150 second reactivation timer.
But with bombers nullfied and hull prices now sky high, it is possible nobody will be flying battleships anyway.
I can imagine anybody flying a battleship with implants will now have a getaway frigate in their escape bay. Meanwhile, frigates in general (also added later) are really opening up a door. We’ll see if they make it to the final patch. Stealth bombers (which were added to the list after it was posted initially) strike me as a ship class not really needing another buff, especially when the primary defense against them is dictor bubbles, but I suspect that this is the “more ships dying is better” thread that tends to influence CCP. On the upside, the new module will be available for more hulls, with the list currently being: Instead, nullification will be available via a new low high slot module.
With the upcoming change, interdiction nullification, which gives certain hulls immunity from warp disruption bubbles, will be removed as a default attribute from fleet interceptors, luxury yachts, and strategic cruiser propulsion subsystems. Now the nerfbat is being brought to interdiction and warp core stabilizers. Previously CCP nerfed ECM into uselessness for individual pilots. PvP focused players have long complained about missing kills due to various defensive mechanics.
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