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Yes, I simply overheated. Although, I was already at the edge of his point range, so that helped. The major advantage of the overheat mechanic is that it favors the active user: they decide on the time and the opponent has to react. Reacting is much harder than acting. And because overheating is usually a short duration, they can't anticipate your 'escape' by pre-overheating their own mods, or you will simply wait until they burn out. You will often see pilots overheating modules if they are close to winning the fight, because they are anticipating the opponent to overheat theirs in an attempt to flee.

@merdanethubar-sarum9031 cool this is great information. I've been enjoying your videos, keep them coming 👍

And a complete custom song besides: the advantage of AI music generation.

Not on my standard Slicer, I always have a +3% small energy damage hardwire in my Slicer clones though

With the Nirvana's, about 200 or so EHP a second, depends on the damage of course: it's bad against lasers...

I'm a member of Khimi Harar alliance, which has all Amarr loyalists corps, including PIE, one of the oldest loyalist corps in the game.

I primarily use two fits: zkillboard.com/kill/117237091/ with pulses zkillboard.com/kill/116618232/ with beams

@@merdaneth thx <3

You really can't with T1 Frigates, there is no good combination of power grid, low slots and CPU. You can use the Wolf if you want to try it with T2: [Wolf, Passive Shield] IFFA Compact Damage Control Shield Power Relay II Shield Power Relay II Mark I Compact Shield Power Relay Mark I Compact Shield Power Relay Republic Fleet Medium Shield Extender Republic Fleet Medium Shield Extender 200mm AutoCannon II, Hail S 200mm AutoCannon II, Hail S 200mm AutoCannon II, Hail S 200mm AutoCannon II, Hail S [Empty High slot] Small Core Defense Field Purger II Small Core Defense Field Purger II

@@merdaneth thanks for replying bro

Yup, this exact fit. But you can downgrade a few things, losing a bit of DPS and tank but still being generally effective (other name shield extender, gyrostabilizer). However, against popular faction frigates, a few % really make a difference. I had the implants lying around, never used them, this was as a good opportunity as ever.

You'd be surprised at how many people just assume that they're pointed and don't even try to warp out, especially in small ships where 1v1s are over fast. Also if you're running a FW plex and someone punches into you they're there to to fight, they aren't trying to run.

Plenty of frig duels are so razor close that by the time an enemy has realized they will likely lose, they are already dead. Super loss averse pvpers, who rarely provide fun fights anyway, will definitely get away. But plenty of fun fights will be had and in the end the killmail is just a bonus. Eve is a game, winning a fight is winning a fight

Thanks, I'm running with a 4070Ti. The video's is zoomed in: otherwise things would be too tiny when going from a 4k screen to 1080p video

about 10%-15%. But if even you have a point, people will also get away: you can run out of cap and need to drop point, or they are simple faster and move out of your point range. The longer it takes to kill a target and the more helpless the target feels, the more likely it will try and run.

@@merdaneth so true. Just dipping my toes into FW … love your content

Losses are usually more helpful in learning than wins. For wins usually close fights are the best.