Remember conduits snapshot your heat when you start firing, so if you overheat mid beam you need to release the trigger and refire to get the damage boost This also works in reverse if you get the boosted beam going and dump sinks, you keep the damage until you stop the beam

Agreed. I daily a T-10 and this is hilarious

Prolly not that bad honestly. Engineered with a mod reinforcement or two and you can sit in critical temp range for a thirty minute fight and come out with like 20% damage to modules. Which is wellll above the fail point. I do it regularly in a chieftain with full rails and plasma. Once the heat sinks are gone and if I don't have the mats to synth more I start a timer in my head of fight time under heat pressure before I gotta dock and it's quite long.

@@peterkunka3031 my combat style is best described as rabid pit bull lol. Get all up close and personal and keep ramming and shooting till something goes BOOM. On bounty missions, I mostly rammed to drop their shields (or tried to anyway), then targeted drives. If the target had a bunch of backup on site I'd target the PP.

It says 200k but you get much more in reality he probably got like a mil or smth off that

@@aimanislam1233 yes, I know what you actually get is usually a good bit more than gets flashed on the HUD. And that not counting any associated mission reward. I always equip and use a kill warrant scanner because I'm a greedy bastidge and if the doing will get me 2 extra credits I'm gonna do it lol.

MRPs do not protect modules from heat damage. They take heat dmg equally.

Unless you are caustic goo on the outside of the ship, then you would be fried :)

in my experience 140% obliterated my fsd in like 30 seconds or something

This was a long time ago and that was my first Vette test drive! My Vette now days is fully done up now and very hard to stop!

@@ILLWILL03420 Well I’ve also noticed now that pirates are still pretty dumb.

Commanders have a hollow icon on the radar, so yes this was an NPC

Everyone gangsta till you get slapped. Never be sure of anything with players in this game... Some sidewinders are absolute monsters and some anacumda are absolute trash

I was talking PvE, PvP is a different story, agreed. The Hardpoint number is too small in a Vulture. There are good PvP Vulture commanders, but in the end, you don't stand a chance against the Weapon Effect Variety of the FDLs.

@@BlueSideUp Corvette its the best pve ship in the game, with 2 huge multicannon or plasma acelerator, u can kill anyone in seconds. I prefer fdl, but corvette in pve its unique

@leonardomiotti3181 absolutely not! The time on target of that slow turning brick is not good enough, the Vulture has 100% time on target, always. If you know how to fly, the FDL has too. The Alliance ships come close. For small, mobile targets, the Corvette sucks. Of course only if they are tough, if you can kill them in the first volley, the Corvette is fine. Amd if you use turrets, the DPS goes down so much that again other more mobile fixed weapons ships kill faster. Typically (no offense intended) the Corvette is the fastest killer for entry-level pilot skills.

@@BlueSideUp i prefer fdl, greater mobility, good hardpoints, and great shield, but corvette its so easy to use for anyone. I think nobody use turrets (they are so bad), maybe gimballed but no turrets

My Cutter can do the same (but without its shields and internals being even scratched) - you can use it instead if don't like feds

A PvP Paci Conda will out DPS a PvP Vette in a 4,0,2 waltz, forget about the Cutter lol

Which one? The NPC or the player?

This was before engineering

Cry about it

It's an npc with a shitty build that can't fly. I've killed player corvettes like that in my Viper, it's not unbalanced

its an deadly npc, very easy to kill with any ship. Not unbalanced

No it was my first real PVE in a Vette! I use a Combat Orca for PVP Multiplayer crap now days🤣