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[GX2 WORMHOLE DOCUMENT] August 23, 2009
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“Exploration is really the essence of human spirit”
- Frank Borman
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Explore and Exploit Teams (GX2)……………………………………...
1.1 GX2 Team Roles and Functions…………………………...……...3
1.2 Policies and Guidelines…………………………………...……….5
1.3 What to do ones a system is located………………………..……..6
2. What you need to know about Wormholes…………………………….
2.1 Facts about Wormholes………………………………..……….…7
2.2 Wormhole Space Behavior…………………………….…..……...8
2.3 Wormhole Behavior…………………………………………..…..9
2.3 Sleeper Data……………………………………..………………..10
3. Exploration Sites……………………………………………………….
3.1 Magnetic Sites………………………………………...……….....12
3.2 Radar Sites………………………………………………………..12
3.3 Gravimetric Sites………………………………………………....13
3.4 Ladar Sites………………………………………………………..14
4. Extra……………………………………………………………………
4.1 Phenomena statistics……………………………………………..15
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Wormhole Explore & Exploit Teams (GX2)
GX2 Team Roles & Functions
Following are the roles and functions of the GX2 Teams.
GX2 Manager (GXM)
Works with the GalOre Directors to establish the GX2 Department in the Resource Division drawing upon
skilled members in the Security and Production Division as needed. Recruits, trains, organizes and runs the
GX2 teams establishing safe and secure practices and methods for the team to follow that minimize risk and
capitalize upon the investment each makes for the profit of the GX2 Teams, GalOre and its members. The GX2
Manager is empowered to appoint WH System Exploitation Leaders (managers for individual systems) with the
approval of Directors.
The GX2 Manager ensures that located wormholes are exploited for the benefit of all in GalOre and makes sure
that all resources make their way safely to GalOre for trading or use in production of T3 technology.
The GX2 Manager works with the teams to develop an Exploitation Plan for each W-space system.
Explorers (Xp)
The Explorers find wormholes in systems close to GalOre locations in New Eden. Explorers enter, map, explore
and bookmark the locations of all items of interest that are located within the wormhole and reports this
information to the Directors and the GX2 Team Manager (GX2 Mgr). Copies of the bookmarks are put into
secure containers which are placed in Acquisition and Distribution Hangar at the nearest GalOre bases and
offices. All bookmarks must contain clear designations and be descriptive names that communicate
immediately:
• Type of site [Specify these]
• Likely available resources
• Threats
Every member of a team is an Explorer and must be able to find anomalies and be proficient in the use of
probes and launchers.
GX2 Resource Manager (RM)
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Runs the miners and salvagers in the team. Is responsible for the safe and secure acquisition and transportation
of resources from systems approved for exploitation. Ensures that any GX2 bases located have adequate
supplies and coordinates with GalOre's Resource Director and Ice Miners to ensure that adequate supplies are
always on hand to maintain the operation. Appoints transportation pilots to deliver harvested resources and
materials to GalOre.
GX2 Miners & Salvagers
Are run by the Resource Manager or another GX2 Team Leader. They recover minerals and salvage for
transportation to GalOre offices in New Eden.
GX2 Security Leader (SL)
Is responsible for securing the system, eliminating sleepers, pirates and other threats. When there are threats
GX2 Security takes over and his/her orders are followed until the system is safe again. The GX2 SL role
devolves to those in the system according to role and rank. Makes sure that ammunition and ship replacements
are made and that the team is well trained in securing the space. Is responsible for monitoring the state and
condition of the wormholes that allow egress. Assigns sentries and scouts to system transit points (STPs).
Makes sure the garrison is adequately supplied.
GX2 Security Squad Members
Work with the GX2 Security Leader and Manager to secure the system from all threats to resource operations.
Please Note:
Eventhough the team is set up according to the player his/her skills, everyone is required to have the ability to
perform multiple tasks with a basic skillset/flight operation. The following set of skills apply:
Basic/Advanced Skillset
1. Scanning ( Probing )
2. Directional scan use
3. Cloaking
4. Hauler Pilot (preferably covert hauler/blockade runner)
5. Combat Pilot
6. Salvaging
7. Remote Armor Rep / Shield Rep
Exploration Policies and Guidelines
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The following policies and guidelines apply to all members of the GX2 Department.
1. The general membership guidelines and policies of GalOre apply.
2. This document will be the guide and manual for all GX2 members.
3. All GX2 members will have the GX2 title designation in their character profile. (Additional roles may be
defined as we firm up the team requirements - see below)
4. Exploration & Exploitation is for the good of the corporation and its members. Hoarding, being selfish
and failing to report finds will be grounds for dismissal.
5. GX2 is a team effort that relies on the GX2 team(s) maintaining close contact with the corporation despite
the remoteness of their location.
6. GalOre will provide any necessary supplies to ensure that Wormhole Bases (GX2 Bases) are well
supplied and provided for.
7. GalOre and/or its members will fund and assist in the formation, preparation and training of GX2 teams.
8. GX2 Members will be of proven trust, loyalty, resourcefulness and reliability with the necessary skill set
to support and complement the safe and secure exploitation of systems.
9. All GX2 Members must know how to scan systems and use probes.
10. All GX2 Members must have appropriate launchers and probes with them when they enter the any
Wormhole system.
11. Exploration systems should be located near established GalOre bases and not randomly selected from all
over the New Eden universe. As much as possible the explorers should confine wormhole location to
nearby systems that make it easier for them to maintain supply and extrication routes between the
wormhole and New Eden. As GalOre grows and expands its reach around New Eden we will expand the
size of the teams and number of GX2 bases we are running. This will be dependent upon available skilled
pilots.
12. GX2 bases and their locations are to remain confidential known only to the team (that found them),
trusted officers (who need to know), and those members of management and the directors. Every location
must be reported to the directors by email/EVEmail and recorded in this document.
13. Establish one GX2 base at a time.
14. No wormhole system is to be explored and exploited until its exits have been located and mapped
(bookmarked) and those bookmarks delivered to the GX2 Team Manager.
15. Every wormhole system is to have an Exploitation Plan for that particular system.
16. Every wormhole system is to have a Security Plan for that particular system and this will include the
establishment of system safe spots internally in the system and in each system that has an exit or entrance.
Security Plans will take into account
17. Recruits (Ensign to Lieutenant Junior Grade) are not permitted to participate in the GX2 Department
unless cleared by the Security Director.
18. Maintain the necessary level of security for each wormhole system and put security plans into action in
each system that are known by every member before they enter the system they are assigned to.
19. All GX2 members must be combat ready.
20. When in the w-space system you are always in a fleet. Always.
21. All GX2 members must be able to mine ice, ore and gas unless specifically released from this
requirement.
22. All GX2 members must be able to haul.
What to do once a System is Located
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1. Report to Directors with the name and system location and provide the bookmark in the nearest
local base or office. DO this before you enter the system so that others can find it and come to
help you if needed.
2. Explore and map the system locating the following in the order given.
• System Transit Points - find all transit points and determine where they go. Bookmark each and
establish Observation Points (bookmarks at 240km distance from each WH on both sides). Note the
number of jumps to the nearest GalOre office find the nearest station to that system transit point in
New Eden and determine the rental cost of the office.
• Harvestable Gas Clouds - find them and note what they provide in terms of number, size and
minerals to be harvested.
• Asteroid Belts - note the number and composition of the belts and the size and quantity of the
roids.
• Anomalies - Locate all anomalies and inspect their defenses, set up safe points at range from any
threats (260km). Note the type and nature of any and all threats.
• Archaeological sites - Locate and inspect their condition and determine the nature of any defenses.
Set up safe spots and insta warps for the GX2 team.
3. When exploration of the space is complete return to base (nearest GalOre office or Starbase) and
deliver copies of the bookmarks in a secure named container to Acquisition and Distribution
hangar with the container labeled GX2-1, GX2-2, etc. depending on the class of W-space system.
If more than one labeled GX2-1, or GX2-2, etc. give name of nearest GalOre Office. Send an
email to the CEO, Resource and Production Directors stating that the container has been placed in
the hangar and give any relevant information about it. Ensure the GX2 Manager knows also.
Information Needed
• Threats - Report any threats including pirate presence, NPC, enemy bases, their composition and
defenses. Any contact with enemies, or allies.
• Estimated value of system (EVS) - estimate the value of the system's resources.
• Limitations of the wormhole ( Mass limits, Time left )
• Wormhole Behaviour ( Bonusses )
What you need to Know about Wormholes
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FACTS ABOUT WORMHOLES:
1. Normal despawn rate for an UNTOUCHED site is about 3 or 4 days. Untouched means you found it, maybe
warped in but did not engage anything or interact with anything.
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2. Clearing out a Gravity or Ladar site of NPC Sleepers in a
Wspace cleans it out permenently. The NPCs do NOT respawn.
3. Bringing a capital ship (Carrier or Dreadnought) to a combat site
in a Wspace will spawn 6 additional battleships per capital ship. (
Excluding Orcas )
4. Magnetic and Radar sites will respawn complete Sleeper waves
after a downtime to include the reset of the capital ship “additional
6 Sleeper battleships” trigger!
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5. Magnetic and Radar sites are rare. Ladar and Gravimetric sites breed like horny bunnies in the spring time.
6. Assigning Fighters to someone who then goes to certain sites will also cause 6 additional battleships to
spawn.
7. The class of the system does NOT affect the difficulty of the sites. It only determines what KINDS of sites
are likely to spawn in the system:
'Perimiter' sites are "easy"
'Frontier' sites are "medium"
'Core' sites are "hard"
Thus a site with the same name will be equally difficult no matter if it is in a class 1 Wspace or class 6 Wspace.
The difference is that 'Core' sites seldom appear in the lower classes (allthough they certainly can spawn there
as well).
WORMHOLE SPACE BEHAVIOR
1. Some Wspaces have effects on your ship both good and bad. Use Wormhole Thingie to type in the Locus
Signature (Jxxxxxx) of your Wspace to find out what it has.
2. Wspaces can be buried (confirmed) up to 3 Wspaces deep. This means that you would have to cross 3
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Wspaces to get out of Wspace and into the nearest Kspace!
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3. A class 1 Wspace does not allow anything bigger than a Battle Cruiser through. This is a SHIP class
limitation and not a ship MASS limitation, just like some low level mission acceleration gates.
4. Class 2 wormholes have a mass restriction. If your ship has too much mass to fit, try off-lining your plates
(1600mm, 800mm etc.).
5. POSs behave as normal except you can not claim Sovereignty and you can NOT moon mine.
6. Wormhole effects (Pulsars, Cataclysmic etc) are NOT applied to POS’s or their weapons/defenses.
7. Class 1 and 2 encounters are soloable. Class 3 is maybe soloable. Class 4, 5 and 6 can be solo'd only if you
use a Capital Ship (Carrier) but be prepared to sweat bullets as a class 5 can crack a carrier and eat drones
severely.
8. All Wspaces are 0.0 security.
9. Wormhole Class is a numeric rating contained in the data dump that CCP put out. In short, wormholes
leading to "unknown space" could lead to a class 1, 2 or 3 Wspace. One leading to a "dangerous unknown
space" leads to a class 4 or 5 and a "deadly unknown space" wormhole always leads to a class 6 Wspace.
10. Players do NOT show up in local unless they chat there, so scan often with your directional scanner at max
range and set to 360 degrees.
11. Wether intended or not, Wspaces apparently DO bottom out when you take up residence within them. Five
confirmed cases, three with POSs and two without. The Wspaces eventually dwindled to one static wormhole
and one exploration spawn. Sites DESPAWN as usual, but simply to not RESPAWN at the "normal" rate.
12. There are no Ice fields in W-Space.
Please Note:
Refer to the ‘Wormhole Phenomina’ at the end of the document to review all of the effects the wormhole will
provide, both good and bad.
WORMHOLE BEHAVIOR:
1. Wspaces can have up to 7 (4 dev confirmed) wormholes active at one time. THEORY: Up to 4 outbound
wormholes max with 3 inbound (K162) wormholes confirmed.
2. When a wormhole is nearing "end of life" another wormhole can appear before they finish despawning.
When one despawns another one spawns immediatley if it was the ONLY wormhole left. Certain wormholes
ALWAYS immediatley respawn no matter what. These wormholes are refered to as “static” wormholes.
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3. The "color" of the wormhole indicates which type of wormhole you are going into, i.e. a red wormhole means
you go into red space and a blue wormhole puts you into blue space.
4. Use a program called Wormhole Thingie to know what class any given Wspace is (1 through 6) and to tell
how much mass a wormhole can handle.
5. All classes of Wspaces can open up to any class of Wspace, null sec, low sec or high sec directly.
6. Life cycle has not begun means you found it within 1-2 minutes of spawning.
7. “Probably won't last another day” means you have more than 25% of the wormhole's life left.
8. :Nearing the end of its life” means it has less than 25% of its life left.
9. Wormholes last for 16, 24, 36 or 48 hours.
10. “Has not yet had its stability reduced” means it has more than 45% of its remaining allowable mass left.
11. “Has had its stability reduced”, “but not to a critical degree yet”
means it has less than 45% of its remaining allowable mass left.
12. The largest "to high sec" wormhole allows a ship of 1,000,000,000
kg mass to fit through.
13. Capital ships can get into a class 4, 5 or 6 wormhole only.
14. Nothing stops you from jumping through a wormhole, not scrams
not webs, nothing.
15. Jumping through the same wormhole twice starts a 4 minute timer
during which you can not jump back through.
16. There is also a 30 second Session Change timer that starts when
you jump through a wormhole. You can not jump until that Session
Change timer is up.
17. The wormhole graphic physically gets SMALLER when you make it pass the 45% and the 5% allowable
mass values.
18. The maximum allowable mass for a wormhole not only takes into account the mass of your ships
themselves, but ALSO THE MODULES ON THEM. 1600mm plates tear a wormhole a new one and will throw
off your mass count!
19. "This wormhole has had its stability critically disrupted by the mass of numerous ships passing through and
is on the verge of collapse." means it has less than 5% of its allowable mass left.
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20. “This wormhole is stable and looks like it could last more than a day” means it will last longer than 24 hours
or until its allowable mass is spent.
21. Wormholes collapse when the allowable mass is reduced to ZERO or LESS THAN ZERO (negative). So, if
the wormhole has 1kg of mass left you can jump through it with any ship that "fits" (fit meaning ship type for
class 1 and mass cap for class 2) in the wormhole. It will collapse when you are on the other side.
Outpost Frontier
Stronghold
Fortification
Frontier
Stronghold
The Oruze
Construct
Unsecured Frontier
Database
Solar Cell
22. The "polarity" timers that are 4 minutes long on wormholes are PER individual wormhole. So, if you jump
two times back to back through wormhole XXXX you can not jump back through it for 4 minutes, BUT, if you
jump through wormhole XXXX twice and immediatly head for wormhole YYYY the timer will NOT exist and
you may pass through wormhole YYYY twice before incuring a 4 minute timer for wormhole YYYY.
23. Wormholes that are close to their end of life will have a more active graphic, it will be more energetic
looking.
SLEEPER DATA:
1. NPC warp scramble ability starts at Class 3 and above. At
class 5 EVERY NPC webs and warp scrams, ALL OF
THEM. Some do not scram right away, but they are capable.
2. Tentative resists: armor is 70/70/70/70 with hull being
0/0/0/0.
3. NPCs in wormholes DO get SOME wormhole effects
applied to them.
4. The large ADVANCED Sleeper wrecks require Salvaging
to level 5. Most other Sleeper wrecks you can do with level 3
or 4. You can do all Sleeper wrecks with Salvage skill to
level 4 and using Salvage Tackle rigs (at least one).
5. Use any racial ECM jammer you want, Sleepers don’t
care which you use, they said so.
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1x Sleepless
Defender (Trigger)
3x Argos
2x Awakened
Defender (Trigger)
2x Emergent
Defender
2x Argos Sentries
4x Awakened
Upholder (Trigger)
1x Awakened
Preserver
3x Awakened
Defender
3x Emergent
Preserver (Trigger)
1x Sleepless
Defender
1x Awakened
Upholder
1x Emergent
Preserver (Trigger)
4x Awakened
Defender (Trigger)
2x Awakened
Upholder (Trigger)
2x Awakened
Defender
1x Sleepless
Defender (Trigger)
4x Emergent
Defender
4x Awakened
Defender (Trigger)
4x Awakened
Upholder
1x Awakened
Upholder
2x Awakened
Defender
2x Emergent
Upholder (Trigger)
2x Emergent
Defender
2x Sleepless
Defender
4x Emergent
Defender
1x Sleepless
Upholder
1x Awakened
Preserver
1x Awakened
Upholder
2x Awakened
Defender
1x Sleepless
Upholder
2x Awakened
Preserver
1x Sleepless
Upholder (Trigger)
3x Awakened
Upholder
3x Emergent
Defender
1x Sleepless
Preserver
1x Sleepless
Defender
2x Awakened
Defender
2x Sleepless
Upholder
3x Awakened
Upholder
2x Emergent
Preserver
MAGNETIC SITES:
Some known magnetic sites:
Forgotten Perimeter Coronation Platform (3 cans)
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Forgotten Perimeter Habitation Coils (5 cans)
Forgotten Perimeter Power Array (4 cans, 1 frigate)
1. Using Carriers OR Dreadnoughts WILL spawn 6 additional Battleships if you use them on Magnetic sites.
(Confirmed)
2. They are tougher to clear out than other sites.
3. A Class 5 Wspace that I tried had 9 cans.
4. Forgotten Frontier Quarantine Outpost (7 cans, remote repair, webify, can drop some malfunctioning rather
than just wrecked sections).
5. Consider tanking the spawns while opening the cans, there are WAVES of spawn. The second wave could be
the web/scram OR the RR variety. The RR variety allows a FRIGATE to TANK 10 FIGHTERS.
6. Magnetometric and radar sites, as well as anomalies, all seem to have four waves. The trigger for the next
wave is usually the last of a type of frigate or cruiser. Be careful you don't kill it early.
RADAR SITES:
1. In the 4 weeks I was in a Class 5 Wspace, only once did this type spawn. It was a Frontier Unsecured Enclave
Relay something. It had 15 cans. 3 Battleships in initial spawn, Killing the last spawned 2 BS, 4 cruisers and 5
frigates that remote repped like you would not believe.
2. You can loot the cans while under fire from the spawn.
WARNING: When you tamper with a can and you leave the site, the ENTIRE site will DESPAWN in under a
minute! CONFIRMED for it happening in Wspace.
Unsecure Frontier Database
3. Some known sites:
3x Awakaned Defender
3x Emergent Preserver ( Trigger )
Unsecured Perimeter Amplifer (4 cans, occasional frigate)
4x Awakaned Defender ( Trigger)
Unsecured Perimeter Comms Relay (8 cans, occasional frigate) 4x Awakened Upholder
Unsecured Perimeter Information Center (3 cans)
1x Sleepless Upholder (Trigger)
Unsecured Perimeter Transponder Farm ( cans)
3x Awakened Upholder
3x Emergent Defender
Unsecured Frontier Database (9 cans, 1 cruiser)
2x Sleepless Upholder
Unsecured Frontier Enclave Relay (15 cans)
3x Awakened Upholder
Unsecured Frontier Receiver (7 cans)
2x Emergent Preserver
On a small sample size it looks like:
Perimeter cans contain 0-3 items:
1-10 Datacore
1-4 racial Hybrid Tech Decryptor
1-2 RAM Hybrid Technology
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Frontier cans contain 0-3 items:
1-9 Datacore (I assume 10 is possible)1-4 racial Hybrid
1-3 RAM Hybrid
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4. Magnetometric and radar sites, as well as anomalies, all seem to have four waves. The trigger for the next
wave is usually the last of a type of frigate or cruiser. Be careful you don't kill it early.
5. Radar sites can have an Abandoned Talocan Battleship/Cruiser present (the source of T3 hull BPCs). The
same site can spawn with or without the abandoned hull, this includes temporary despawns: they may appear or
disappear over DT.
6. When an abandoned BS is present, the initial spawn defending the site will have one more Advanced level
Sleeper BS guarding it. An equivalent extra guardian is likely present for abandoned cruisers.
GRAVIMETRIC SITES:
1. Gravimetric sites seem to be the most common exporation site spawn.
2. Gravimetric sites:
Infrequent
Isolated
Ordinary
Uncommon
Unusual
Average
Unexceptional
Exceptional
Rarified.
Ore Types ( Any site )
Veldspar
Pyroxeres
….. etc etc
Arkanor
Bistot
Crokite
Mercoxit
3. Ore types present are dependent on the type of site, i.e. Average or Rarified. It is NOT dependent on the
class of Wspace it spawns in.
4. Using Capital ships on these sites do NOT spawn additional npc ships.
5. The NPCs in a gravity site are the easiest to deal with.
6. Additional rocks WILL spawn in over the lifetime of the field.
7. Average lifetime of a field is 3-5 days.
8. An Exceptional field as ALL ore types including Mercoxit. The field is HUGE, 20 Hulks going at it for
24 hours WILL NOT clean it out. It’s freaking HUGE.
9. The lower the site the less of each ore type it has per rock.
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LADAR SITES:
1. Order from worst to best for Ladar sites: Barren, Token, Minor, Ordinary, Sizeable, Bountiful, Vast and
then Instrumental.
Types of gas and quantities:
Barren has C50 and C60
Token has 3000 C60 and 1500 C70
Minor has 3000 C70 and 1500 C72
Ordinary has 3000 C72 and 1500 C84
Sizeable has 3000 C84 and 1000 C50
Bountiful has 5000 C28 and 1000 C32
Vast has 1000 C28 and 5000 C32
Vital has 500 C320 and 6000 C540
Instrumental has 500 C540 and 6000 C320
2. Ladar sites can have ships AND/OR sentry towers as defence.
3. They always have two gas clouds.
4. Despawns within one hour of being completely drained.
5. Using a capital ship on these sites does NOT spawn additional npc ships.
6. Upon initial arrival there will not be NPCs, they take a little while to spawn in. There is a spawn that can
be there on arrival: 5 sentry towers in a circle, so be ready!
7. A well tanked battleship (Megathron in the test case) can solo these sites in a class 5 Wspace
(CONFIRMED).
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Black Hole Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6
Inertia Multiplier 1.12 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
Max Range Multiplier 0.9 0.81 0.73 0.66 0.59 0.5
Faloff Modifier 0.9 0.81 0.73 0.66 0.59 0.5
Max Velocity Multiplier 1.25 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
Control Range Multiplier 0.9 0.81 0.73 0.66 0.59 0.5
Missile Velocity Multiplier 1.25 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
Cataclysmic Variable Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6
Armor Repair Amount Multiplier 0.9 0.81 0.73 0.66 0.59 0.5
Shield Repair Amount Multiplier 0.9 0.81 0.73 0.66 0.59 0.5
Shield Transfer Amount Multiplier 1.25 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
Remote Repair amount Multiplier 1.25 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
Capacitor Capacity Multiplier 1.25 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
Capacitor Recharge Time Multiplier 1.25 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
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Magnetar Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6
Targeting Range Bonus 0.9 0.81 0.73 0.66 0.59 0.5
Damage Multiplier Multiplier 1.25 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
Tracking/Optimal Penalty Multiplier 1.25 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
Sensor STR Bonus 1.25 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
Target Painter Multiplier 1.25 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
Range Damp / Resolution Damp Bonus 1.25 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
Tracking Speed Multiplier 0.9 0.81 0.73 0.66 0.59 0.5
AOE Velocity / Drone Velocity Bonus 0.90 0.81 0.73 0.66 0.59 0.5
Red Giant Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6
Heat Damage Multiplier 1.10 1.18 1.22 1.27 1.34 .15
Overload Bonus Multiplier 1.25 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
Smartbomb Range Multiplier 1.25 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
Smartbomb Damage 1.25 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
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Pulsar Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6
Shield HP Bonus 1.25 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
Targeting Range Bonus 1.25 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
Signature Penalty 1.25 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
Armor Resistance Loss -10% -18% -22% -27% -34% -50%
Capacitor Recharge Time Multiplier 0.9 0.81 0.73 0.66 0.59 0.50
Wolf Rayet Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6
Signature Penalty 0.90 0.81 0.73 0.66 0.59 0.5
Armor Resistance Bonus +10% +18% +22% +27% +34% +50%
Shield Resistance -10% -18% -22% -27% -34% -50%
Small Weapon Damage Multiplier 1.25 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
Capacitor Capacity Multiplier 1.25 1.44 1.55 1.68 1.85 2.0
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