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Based on community feedback and requests for a deeper look into the current effectiveness of these hulls, a balance pass is coming to Force Auxiliaries that aims to tweak both their remote and local repair abilities.
Based on community feedback and requests for a deeper look into the current effectiveness of these hulls, a balance pass is coming to Force Auxiliaries that aims to tweak both their remote and local repair abilities.
The October release will see the introduction of this new module that can be fitted to Heavy Interdictors as part of efforts to balance the use of heavy interdictors with oversized propulsion modules.
Based on community feedback, the Damavik will see some slot layout changes with this release that aim to make it a more versatile frigate.
Losing a low slot and gaining an extra mid slot should make the Damavik more versatile, giving a wider range of tactical fitting options.
With the October release, capsuleers will benefit from changes to interdiction nullification that will see the effect removed from combat interceptors (the Claw, Crusader, Raptor and Taranis).
These changes aim to preserver the unique role that interceptors play as scouts and tacklers, while introducing more significant trade-offs for the powerful mechanic that is nullification.
Several changes to ECM are coming with the October release that will provide more counter play options to those who find themselves on the receiving end of target jamming effects.
Pilots who find themselves target jammed will now be able to lock the vessel jamming them, to allow for retaliation and counter play against the effects of ECM.
This release will see fixes to a number of graphical issues, including incorrect display of the structure build effect, fixes for occlusion maps on Gallente frigates and tweaks to several skins and dirt levels.
The October release brings several small changes that aim to improve performance, including the removal of AOE damage effects when a titan class hull is destroyed, and optimizations that reduce the amount of unneeded data being sent to the client from the game server when a pilot engages warp.
The Rogue Drones return in this updated version of the Rogue Swarm Alert event, with new content! Enjoy exclusive new rewards such as the blueprint for a brand new drone type and the Cryptic Mimesis SKIN for Battleships, as well as Cerebral Accelerators. Engage in a new play experience and salvage loot from Rogue Drones and hack special containers. Get involved and combat the continuing advance and infestation of the Rogue Drones!
In this release, capsuleers will benefit from improved performance in scenes where many lasers are being fired at once.
Improved LOD and optimized audio will see signficant increases in performance for the EVE client when rendering fights that involve a lot of energy weapon effects.
With this release, new pilots will be able to enjoy the start of a series of updates to the New Player Experience.
This update focuses on delivering a new basic starter site for rookie pilots, as well as combat challenges displayed via The Agency and a new Agency UI for training tasks.
These challenges are repeatable, but new pilots will only be rewarded with skills upon first completion as part of the rookie orientation process.
With the arrival of the September release comes a whole host of quality of life improvements for capsuleers to enjoy - or "little things", as they're more commonly known.
With customization for the market ticker, activation of multiple SKIN licenses at the same time, refinement of navigation hotkeys so that they also work on wormholes, clearer UI tooltips and more versatile ship fitting simulation with improved tooling, there's something for everyone in this release's round of quality of life improvements.