Pithum A-Type Explosive Deflection AmplifierĪs for actual PvP fits, there are plenty of those, too. Gistum C-Type Thermal Dissipation Amplifier If you’re looking to use a Praxis in a C3 wormhole then use my How 2 Krab guide.Īctive Armour PvE Praxis Some more clarification: These fits are for generic k-space content and are a good balance of tank and outgoing damage. It’s not too difficult to modify these without destroying the original idea. Swap the mids as you wish and if you have fitting issues with either of these due to skills then check out my How 2 Fit guide. For real, I’ve included a shield fit below, too. DPS still ends up pretty great and the application of heavies is better than cruises.īut wait, there’s more! If you call now then you’ll get not one, but two Praxis PvE fits for the price of one. Don’t listen to the haters about the Rapid Heavy 35s reload.
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It should deal about 1,200 DPS while having a jump drive and extra mods for application. What I came up with is a fit which will tank 558-750 omni, or 678-910 against trigs. I don’t typically run those sites, but I can base my theoretical numbers on what others use. It’s for that reason that the first fit I have for you today is a PvE Praxis for conduits or whatever you like.
The fits are straight up just using undersized weapons to achieve frigate-level DPS numbers in a 300m ISK battleship. This isn’t a matter of opinion or even personal preference. I’m not trying to throw shade at delonewolf here, but I want to emphasise that his Praxis fits are horrible and so are 90% of the Youtube comments praising similar versions of the ship. Especially so if you were caught using any of his fits. When someone has hundreds of likes and thousands of views you kind of expect them to know what they’re talking about, right? He was demonstrating fits with heavy missile launchers and saying how great there are for sites. There’s a particular set ‘delonewolf’ of videos out there which you’ll find by searching Youtube for ‘EVE Praxis’. So first up, I did some research ahead of time for this article and am not happy at all with what I found. They can lock you up before you warp, and if they don’t like what they see then they’ll leave.Ģ5% bonus to Large Hybrid Turret, Large Energy Turret and Large Projectile Turret damageĢ5% bonus to Heavy Missile, Cruise Missile and Torpedo damageģ7.5% bonus to Core and Combat Scanner Probe strengthĢ5% bonus to Medium Energy Turret, Medium Hybrid Turret and Medium Projectile Turret damageĥ0% bonus to Command Burst area of effect rangeĢ5% bonus to Heavy Missile and Heavy Assault Missile damageĢ5% bonus to Small Energy Turret, Small Hybrid Turret and Small Projectile Turret damageĢ5% bonus to Light Missile and Rockets damage This has historically made the Gnosis a nice choice for gatecamps and is the reason why you see them from time to time. They all have perfectly balanced resists, they are all very slow, they all align very fast, and they typically lock fast too. Their stats are below as usual, but there is something else to know about how they all work. We’re looking at three Society of Conscious Thought ships today then, the Praxis, Gnosis, and Sunesis. Post-patch revised fits will be marked with a ++ at the start of each fitting name although screenshots will not always be updated. The fits described in this article were created before the resistance nerf in April 2020. If I’m going to fuck up a ship with a rainbow of modules then I’m going to do it in style with 0.01% powergrid remaining. You should all know me well enough by now, though. Ctrl+A everything you have and drag it on to see what sticks to the slots. These ships have so many slots and bonuses that you could play a game of item hangar gambling with your fits. Of course, the answer is ‘write about three ships which can fit anything’. I should have known that I was setting myself up when I asked Twitter what to write next.
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