Comments on: Divine Providence Part II

By: Sard Caid

Sard Caid — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 05:16:52 +0000

Ah, from past experience and what Raxip (corpmate) has been experiencing, no. Yes, there are fights, but you’d probably have better luck in Heimatar/Metropolis for quality frigate sized fights.

However, if you venture into Great Wildlands, Foundati0n is an excellent foe to skirmish with. They’re extremely blobby, though they lean towards BS fleets vs any threat, so your frigate tactics would likely do a lot of damage. It wouldn’t be a bad idea to try GW station systems for fights if Providence runs dry.

By: wensley

wensley — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 22:46:41 +0000

I had to zip through about three hi sec systems. They’re only 0.5 or 0.6 so the navy aren’t particularly on the ball. I know people who’ve flown ‘canes through so its not a lost cause but obviously a bit risky. You could always carry some nanos for the travel aspect. I’m also informed that the navy only have a finite point count so warp core stabilisers also work.

Thanks for the offer. Is there much that a frigate can take on in Molden Heath? I obviously did okay for myself but I might set up a forward base down there for a bit of variety at some point.

By: Sard Caid

Sard Caid — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 18:40:18 +0000

If you find yourself around Molden Heath, and are in need of Rifter bits, don’t be afraid to hit me up. My corpmate flies them exclusively, so we have appropriate modules aplenty in our base in Egbinger.

Btw, did you zip through highsec to get to Providence? I’ve been wanting to visit Amarr lowsec for some time now, but the shortest paths there from Molden Heath take me through Amarr highsec before depositing me again in lowsec. Since I prefer cruiser sized ships and larger, that doesn’t work too well.

I figure I’ll take a page from a pirate I ran into and start probing for W-holes there.