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Free Healing L.O.T.I.S. Legacy Rising 234	Posted - 2012.10.24 22:02:00 - [1] - Quote ... Are they valuble assets to a corporation or are logistics players expected to have an Assault suit or Heavy suit in addition to their primary because of how quickly they die and the fact that the Nanite Injector can be used by Assault suits? As it stands we die very quick and don't have much battle prescene, which normally would be a good thing if we were in a group of mixed units. I once played a match where i counted at least 6 other logistics players on my team (not including myself) and we got slaughtered due to the fact that we're pretty squishy compaired to everyone else. Maybe i just need to "Get Better" but that's kinda how i feel. Maybe this doesn't matter much to Corps. or maybe it does. Anyway a response would be great thanks
Cross Atu Conspiratus Immortalis 775	Posted - 2012.10.24 22:13:00 - [2] - Quote Pure logi are fine will be fine once CCP restores War Point gains to the Repair Tool (might not be till next build tho) and fixes the War Point awards scaling & amounts for the Nano Hive, Nano Injector and Repair Tool (there were problems even before the farmers caused CCP to remove all WP from the Repper). For more info on the above see the feedback section as there are many threads ;) Mean time develop your Logi skills but if you want to try and keep pace with skill gains this build you'll likely need to find another suit/loadout to run as well. My 0.02 ISK Cross
Lonewolf514 79	Posted - 2012.10.24 22:18:00 - [3] - Quote doctor................. m8 the devs are dumbarses tell them to go **** themselves.
TEXA5 HiTM4N ROGUE SPADES 49	Posted - 2012.10.24 22:18:00 - [4] - Quote I usually ground snipe with my logi, and once I put on some armor plates I could hold my own against a heavy.
Lonewolf514 79	Posted - 2012.10.24 22:19:00 - [5] - Quote TEXA5 HiTM4N wrote: I usually ground snipe with my logi, and once I put on some armor plates I could hold my own against a heavy. you do all you like devs are still fucktards till i see otherwise thay are fucktards that need to be treated as such.
Osiris Greywolf Edimmu Warfighters Gallente Federation 80	Posted - 2012.10.24 22:20:00 - [6] - Quote I LOVE logistics players, so long as they know what there doing, ie, balanced equipment. In my corp Logistics is ok, and much wanted, but you still need to know how to shoot, and be able to defend yourself. :) if your looking for a corp btw, just give us a shout, like I said, were always looking for specialists!
Free Healing L.O.T.I.S. Legacy Rising 234	Posted - 2012.10.24 22:21:00 - [7] - Quote Yeah i greatly look forward to when the WP gain for Repair Tools gets restored. (fingers crossed) It's currently my favorite peice of equipment. What i was asking though was whether or not players that Solely played with Logistics Suits were valuable to a corporation as opposed to a player that switched between an Assault Suit and a Logistics Suit. Lets look at it this way...what's more valuable to someone looking to recruit a Logistics player to their corporation? Option A: Logistics Suit 100% (For the purpose of being the best Logibro they can be.) or Option B: Logistics Suit 30% (For the purpose of being able to adapt to the battle as they wish.) Assault Suit 30% Heavy Suit 30%
Lonewolf514 79	Posted - 2012.10.24 22:21:00 - [8] - Quote Osiris Greywolf wrote: I LOVE logistics players, so long as they know what there doing, ie, balanced equipment. In my corp Logistics is ok, and much wanted, but you still need to know how to shoot, and be able to defend yourself. :) if your looking for a corp btw, just give us a shout, like I said, were always looking for specialists! **** you i know who you are, what did you specialise in? exept goon? im here to kill stuff now lets get it on. hur hur. start with closest.
Free Healing L.O.T.I.S. Legacy Rising 234	Posted - 2012.10.24 22:23:00 - [9] - Quote TEXA5 HiTM4N wrote: I usually ground snipe with my logi, and once I put on some armor plates I could hold my own against a heavy. By "Ground Snipe" do you mean that you run with a Sniper Rifle? if so that's definately a tactic i've never considered. I buff my suit with Enhanced Shield Extenders since the Armor Plates slow me down and make me sniper fodder.
Free Healing L.O.T.I.S. Legacy Rising 234	Posted - 2012.10.24 22:30:00 - [10] - Quote Osiris Greywolf wrote: I LOVE logistics players, so long as they know what there doing, ie, balanced equipment. In my corp Logistics is ok, and much wanted, but you still need to know how to shoot, and be able to defend yourself. :) if your looking for a corp btw, just give us a shout, like I said, were always looking for specialists! I'd like to say that i am capable but the truth is is honestly don't know. In my opinion, no matter how frusterating it is sometimes, a Logistics player is only as good as the team he supports. you know what i mean?

TEXA5 HiTM4N ROGUE SPADES 49	Posted - 2012.10.24 22:37:00 - [11] - Quote Free Healing wrote: TEXA5 HiTM4N wrote: I usually ground snipe with my logi, and once I put on some armor plates I could hold my own against a heavy. By "Ground Snipe" do you mean that you run with a Sniper Rifle? if so that's definately a tactic i've never considered. I buff my suit with Enhanced Shield Extenders since the Armor Plates slow me down and make me sniper fodder. yes i run behind the pack with my corp. healing them when needed, supplying ammo, laying down uplinks. its really fun.
TiMeSpLiT--TeR Planetary Response Organisation Test Friends Please Ignore 326	Posted - 2012.10.24 22:43:00 - [12] - Quote Logistic will be necessity once it's fully upgraded for Uplinks, Repair Tool, Nanohives, Medics. I remember having all of those on the early beta. Now with the skill cap, It will take me a long time. I have bigger problems than being a medic and that's to deal with Dropships and Tanks. My focus now is to level up my Forge Gun and Heavy Suit.
VADOL II Zumari Force Projection Caldari State 49	Posted - 2012.10.24 22:54:00 - [13] - Quote I run a pure Logistics fit. All of my skills are geared toward the logistics fit. Of course I have a couple points in teh basics of weapon combat (weaponry 3, Mass Driver 3, AR 2, each of the light weapon skills to 2), but those are just to get the biggest bang for the SP. I never have trouble getting my corp to pick me up, and Heavy squads love me. I run 2x shield extender, 1x plate, 1x rep, then the rep/hive/injector or rep/inject/link depending on need. The only other suit I have is a slight change to the starter AR AV suit. Edit: I forgot to mention the best armor mod for a Logi, is the Heavy he is hiding behind. There is no shame in using those fat suits as a mobile wall to place between yourself and incoming tracers.
Free Healing L.O.T.I.S. Legacy Rising 234	Posted - 2012.10.24 22:55:00 - [14] - Quote TEXA5 HiTM4N wrote: Free Healing wrote: TEXA5 HiTM4N wrote: I usually ground snipe with my logi, and once I put on some armor plates I could hold my own against a heavy. By "Ground Snipe" do you mean that you run with a Sniper Rifle? if so that's definately a tactic i've never considered. I buff my suit with Enhanced Shield Extenders since the Armor Plates slow me down and make me sniper fodder. yes i run behind the pack with my corp. healing them when needed, supplying ammo, laying down uplinks. its really fun. If you don't mind me asking, how often do you die? And how far away do you stay from your squad? It seems in that case i can see the upside of being farther back to avoid direct contact with the enemy and sniper fire isn't as troublesome since you can fire back. I like to stay as close as possible to my squad, or Blue's if my squad leader doesn't have a mic and doesn't lay down directions, so that i can heal and support them as effectively as possible. So i'm curoius as to the tactics developed by other Logistics. Maybe when it comes down to it, it's just the advantage of being in a Corporation.
Noc Tempre Imperfects Negative-Feedback 1170	Posted - 2012.10.24 22:59:00 - [15] - Quote The answer is - sometimes. Personally, I think the logi should be the BEST gun in the team, since to save everyone else, they have to survive. But if they are really good at staying alive without being a good shot, it could work out for them.
Free Healing L.O.T.I.S. Legacy Rising 234	Posted - 2012.10.24 23:01:00 - [16] - Quote VADOL II wrote: I run a pure Logistics fit. All of my skills are geared toward the logistics fit. Of course I have a couple points in teh basics of weapon combat (weaponry 3, Mass Driver 3, AR 2, each of the light weapon skills to 2), but those are just to get the biggest bang for the SP. I never have trouble getting my corp to pick me up, and Heavy squads love me. I run 2x shield extender, 1x plate, 1x rep, then the rep/hive/injector or rep/inject/link depending on need. The only other suit I have is a slight change to the starter AR AV suit. I gather you use the Mass Driver, and a Type 1 Suit? I couldn't get the Mass Driver to work for me and i Currently use: Type 1 Suit GEK-38 (assault rifle) 2 Enhanced ShEx Militia Armor Rep. (BPO) Militia PG Ex.(BPO) Militia Nanite Injector (BPO) Millitia Repair Tool (BPO) Nanohive As it stands with how wonky ISK is i was thinking of switching to a normal Assault Rifle instead of the GEK cuz kills arn't my main focus and everytime i die i have to pay 17K for the GEK alone.
TEXA5 HiTM4N ROGUE SPADES 49	Posted - 2012.10.24 23:02:00 - [17] - Quote Free Healing wrote: TEXA5 HiTM4N wrote: Free Healing wrote: TEXA5 HiTM4N wrote: I usually ground snipe with my logi, and once I put on some armor plates I could hold my own against a heavy. By "Ground Snipe" do you mean that you run with a Sniper Rifle? if so that's definately a tactic i've never considered. I buff my suit with Enhanced Shield Extenders since the Armor Plates slow me down and make me sniper fodder. yes i run behind the pack with my corp. healing them when needed, supplying ammo, laying down uplinks. its really fun. If you don't mind me asking, how often do you die? And how far away do you stay from your squad? It seems in that case i can see the upside of being farther back to avoid direct contact with the enemy and sniper fire isn't as troublesome since you can fire back. I like to stay as close as possible to my squad, or Blue's if my squad leader doesn't have a mic and doesn't lay down directions, so that i can heal and support them as effectively as possible. So i'm curoius as to the tactics developed by other Logistics. Maybe when it comes down to it, it's just the advantage of being in a Corporation. i die around 0-3 per game and usually end up around 15+ kills and i stay back at least 50 yards. most of my corp knows where my line of sight is that way when they run into some guy with insane shields they just lure them into the open so I can drop em. playing with random people i just snipe on a hill watching a objective.
Lonewolf514 79	Posted - 2012.10.24 23:02:00 - [18] - Quote why the ** does this need to exist, oh i get it dumb ** devs.
Free Healing L.O.T.I.S. Legacy Rising 234	Posted - 2012.10.24 23:07:00 - [19] - Quote Noc Tempre wrote: The answer is - sometimes. Personally, I think the logi should be the BEST gun in the team, since to save everyone else, they have to survive. But if they are really good at staying alive without being a good shot, it could work out for them. lol that would be the ideal wouldn't it? And that's actually what i aim for but i don't try to pick fights i can't win. it's hard to be the best gun when your using the weakest suit. I do place a heavy Emphasis on surival though. Though in retrospect there is alot of room for improvement.
Free Healing L.O.T.I.S. Legacy Rising 234	Posted - 2012.10.24 23:11:00 - [20] - Quote TEXA5 HiTM4N wrote: Free Healing wrote: TEXA5 HiTM4N wrote: Free Healing wrote: TEXA5 HiTM4N wrote: I usually ground snipe with my logi, and once I put on some armor plates I could hold my own against a heavy. By "Ground Snipe" do you mean that you run with a Sniper Rifle? if so that's definately a tactic i've never considered. I buff my suit with Enhanced Shield Extenders since the Armor Plates slow me down and make me sniper fodder. yes i run behind the pack with my corp. healing them when needed, supplying ammo, laying down uplinks. its really fun. If you don't mind me asking, how often do you die? And how far away do you stay from your squad? It seems in that case i can see the upside of being farther back to avoid direct contact with the enemy and sniper fire isn't as troublesome since you can fire back. I like to stay as close as possible to my squad, or Blue's if my squad leader doesn't have a mic and doesn't lay down directions, so that i can heal and support them as effectively as possible. So i'm curoius as to the tactics developed by other Logistics. Maybe when it comes down to it, it's just the advantage of being in a Corporation. i die around 0-3 per game and usually end up around 15+ kills and i stay back at least 50 yards. most of my corp knows where my line of sight is that way when they run into some guy with insane shields they just lure them into the open so I can drop em. playing with random people i just snipe on a hill watching a objective. And being 50 yards away doesn't hurt your support game? Also there's been a couple games where i've been shot by you from a hill lol never knew you were a Logibro though. Wouldn't you be more comfortable in a Scout Suit? (not judgement or sarcasm i'm just interested)

VADOL II Zumari Force Projection Caldari State 49	Posted - 2012.10.24 23:11:00 - [21] - Quote Free Healing wrote: VADOL II wrote: I run a pure Logistics fit. All of my skills are geared toward the logistics fit. Of course I have a couple points in teh basics of weapon combat (weaponry 3, Mass Driver 3, AR 2, each of the light weapon skills to 2), but those are just to get the biggest bang for the SP. I never have trouble getting my corp to pick me up, and Heavy squads love me. I run 2x shield extender, 1x plate, 1x rep, then the rep/hive/injector or rep/inject/link depending on need. The only other suit I have is a slight change to the starter AR AV suit. I gather you use the Mass Driver, and a Type 1 Suit? I couldn't get the Mass Driver to work for me and i Currently use: Type 1 Suit GEK-38 (assault rifle) 2 Enhanced ShEx Militia Armor Rep. (BPO) Militia PG Ex.(BPO) Militia Nanite Injector (BPO) Millitia Repair Tool (BPO) Nanohive As it stands with how wonky ISK is i was thinking of switching to a normal Assault Rifle instead of the GEK cuz kills arn't my main focus and everytime i die i have to pay 17K for the GEK alone. I use the SVER Logisuit and the EX0-5 (I think thats the right one) Mass driver. Goliath Plate, That Aur Armor Rep, more Aur Shield Extenders, Flux Nades, basic Hive, Militia Injector and basic Link. Spent lots of time on support skills, now working on my equipment skills.
Free Healing L.O.T.I.S. Legacy Rising 234	Posted - 2012.10.24 23:16:00 - [22] - Quote VADOL II wrote: Free Healing wrote: VADOL II wrote: I run a pure Logistics fit. All of my skills are geared toward the logistics fit. Of course I have a couple points in teh basics of weapon combat (weaponry 3, Mass Driver 3, AR 2, each of the light weapon skills to 2), but those are just to get the biggest bang for the SP. I never have trouble getting my corp to pick me up, and Heavy squads love me. I run 2x shield extender, 1x plate, 1x rep, then the rep/hive/injector or rep/inject/link depending on need. The only other suit I have is a slight change to the starter AR AV suit. I gather you use the Mass Driver, and a Type 1 Suit? I couldn't get the Mass Driver to work for me and i Currently use: Type 1 Suit GEK-38 (assault rifle) 2 Enhanced ShEx Militia Armor Rep. (BPO) Militia PG Ex.(BPO) Militia Nanite Injector (BPO) Millitia Repair Tool (BPO) Nanohive As it stands with how wonky ISK is i was thinking of switching to a normal Assault Rifle instead of the GEK cuz kills arn't my main focus and everytime i die i have to pay 17K for the GEK alone. I use the SVER Logisuit and the EX0-5 (I think thats the right one) Mass driver. Goliath Plate, That Aur Armor Rep, more Aur Shield Extenders, Flux Nades, basic Hive, Militia Injector and basic Link. Spent lots of time on support skills, now working on my equipment skills. Wow thats a pretty impressive Fit. I think i'd cringe whenever i died in that lol. I've never heard of the SVER Logisuit and can't find it on Market. Did you mean the "Skinweave" Millitia suit?
TEXA5 HiTM4N ROGUE SPADES 49	Posted - 2012.10.24 23:31:00 - [23] - Quote it only hurts when the squad runs off and i cant really help them. The only advantage i would have in a scout suit would be the secondary weapon slot.
Pranekt Tyrvoth Pink Fluffy Bounty Hunterz RISE of LEGION 177	Posted - 2012.10.25 11:10:00 - [24] - Quote I'd say useful. :) I'm always happy to have a competent logi nearby. Reps after firefights? Great. Revives (preferably the 80% variety) after a rough battle? Will take! Ammo after I've spent most of it/all of it hunting? Excellent...
Ty 'SweetCheeks' Borg Seraphim Initiative. CRONOS. 192	Posted - 2012.10.25 12:13:00 - [25] - Quote Very useful imo. I run nothing but logistics. Only use the type 1 and a assault rifle and it gets me by easily. The rest of the mods on the suit are militia so the total cost of the suit is about 10-11k. Dying means nothing when your loadout costs so little imo. Another good point is that when your running with a group, they are your meat shields. It's up to you to keep them topped up, revived and provide additional cover fire. Running solo with that fit and I still pretty much always go positive. Granted it's not easy to run Logi, but it's more than viable imo.
Pyranos Grigsby Sanmatar Kelkoons Minmatar Republic 6	Posted - 2012.10.25 13:14:00 - [26] - Quote I greatly enjoy being a Logi player. I like being able to give heals and revive, and getting the WP for team resupply is great since they nerfed the Repair Tool. From the looks of it, I go a different route than most other Logi's on this thread. I see a lot of people talking about putting shield extenders in their high slots, which I can understand is a great help since the Logi suits are really thin. However, I like to use Light Dmg Mods in the highs so I can be a little bit more punchy. I have not leveled up my Logi skills totally yet, and my Weaponry and AR skills are pretty high, so I can hold my own a little bit more. I have an armor rep in the low and the 2nd tier AR, which does great. I used to run around with the Tactical AR since it had some great range, but being able to put more rounds down range is better. I take people by surprise a lot since I can do comparable damage to an Assault fit, and I am a decent shot.
Free Healing L.O.T.I.S. Legacy Rising 234	Posted - 2012.10.25 17:03:00 - [27] - Quote very interesting opinions and views :) I'm curious about another thing hopefully my fellow Logibro's can help me with. Nanohive Vs. Drop Uplink: Which is more "Worth it?" As far as i can tell both of these modules are very nice. Normally i'd roll with the Nanohive since everybody needs ammo. And it requires less PG than the Drop Uplink. What are your thoughts on which is more useful/appreciated by our Teammates? Is one more useful than the other depending on which mode (Skirmish Vs. Ambush) your currently in? as always you views and opinions are appreciated
Henry FitzEmpress Reaper Galactic 22	Posted - 2012.10.25 17:47:00 - [28] - Quote Free Healing wrote: very interesting opinions and views :) I'm curious about another thing hopefully my fellow Logibro's can help me with. Nanohive Vs. Drop Uplink: Which is more "Worth it?" As far as i can tell both of these modules are very nice. Normally i'd roll with the Nanohive since everybody needs ammo. And it requires less PG than the Drop Uplink. What are your thoughts on which is more useful/appreciated by our Teammates? Is one more useful than the other depending on which mode (Skirmish Vs. Ambush) your currently in? as always you views and opinions are appreciated On ambush, I think the uplink is more valuable as it keeps the team together. The random spawn is dicey. In skirmish, dropping the uplink (in a protected area) near a capture point is good too. Helps keep reinforcements close. I tend to see nanohives all over the map (regardless of ambush/skirmish), but uplinks are few and far between. I tend to learn toward uplink. Plus 25 WP per spawn isn't shabby.
Pyranos Grigsby Sanmatar Kelkoons Minmatar Republic 6	Posted - 2012.10.25 17:56:00 - [29] - Quote Personally, I like the Nanohive because if you are a good player and stay alive for a long time, you can run out of ammo quickly. Keeping everyone supplied is nice, and the WP's you get from the resupply are helpful. Once you get your Logistics Dropsuit skill up to lvl 5 though, the top tier dropsuit has four equipment slots, so you could have both if you can spare the PG and CPU. I haven't leveled up my skills that high yet, so I'm not sure if you can do it that way or not. I would agree with Henry on the Skirmish/Ambush setups though. Droplink is nice in keeping a squad together when the spawn is random. Though I don't see a lot of Nanohives on the battlefields normally, which sucks when I run out of ammo and there isn't a supply depot on the map.
Henry FitzEmpress Reaper Galactic 22	Posted - 2012.10.25 17:58:00 - [30] - Quote Pyranos Grigsby wrote: Personally, I like the Nanohive because if you are a good player and stay alive for a long time, you can run out of ammo quickly. That's a problem I'd like to have!

Nahtlog BetaMax. 16	Posted - 2012.10.25 18:34:00 - [31] - Quote Free Healing wrote: very interesting opinions and views :) I'm curious about another thing hopefully my fellow Logibro's can help me with. Nanohive Vs. Drop Uplink: Which is more "Worth it?" As far as i can tell both of these modules are very nice. Normally i'd roll with the Nanohive since everybody needs ammo. And it requires less PG than the Drop Uplink. What are your thoughts on which is more useful/appreciated by our Teammates? Is one more useful than the other depending on which mode (Skirmish Vs. Ambush) your currently in? as always you views and opinions are appreciated I'm a fellow pure Logibro as well and to discuss about the Nanohive to Uplink, it varies. Nanohives are useful in any situation due to the fact that it is indeed ammo. You can never have too much. They are especially useful for the more advanced ones that even repair armor, so you could use one of those in place of a repper and take another equipment piece instead, though I love my repper to death. Also with our...inability to carry only one Light or Small Weapon, it's best to keep nanohives with you incase you need some ammo. I burn through my ammo quite quickly. I may even consider getting a burst rifle to reduce consumption. Uplinks can be useful in any situation. Though they can also be a double edge sword. If enemies are "smart" they can camp on an important Uplink and kill any friendlies that appear. Make sure you place them in areas that are key points near objectives and areas that are the roads less traveled if you catch my meaning. In terms of the mode, Nanohives are great, especially on Ambush where the map has no supply depots. On Skirmish however it is less as frequent as you can capture supply depots and recharge your supplies there, so you can switch it out for another piece of equipment. Uplinks are alright on Ambush if you want to blob up with your squad or team in a location, but again, kept it in a well hidden location or it may just go pop. Same goes with Skirmish, but Uplinks could be the edge in the deciding factor if you need to capture objectives or not. For my suit, I carry two different ones. 2x Enchanced Shield Extenders 1x GEK-38 Assault Rifle 1x Enhanced Armor Plate 1x Enchanced Armor Repair 1x Gauged Nanohive 1x Triage Repair Tool 1x Nanite Injector 1x Miltia Locus Grenade for my other suit I switch out my Nanohive for a Remote Explosive, which is great on Skirmish mode. Also, if you have a Logistics in your squad, switch out your Armor Repair for another Armor Plate if you can fit it. One disadvantage for the Logistics suit is that you are also slow. In order to combat your speed to at least keep pace with your teammates, I found that training your skills to increase your Stamina amount and recharge rate to be quite useful to offset your slower speed.
Free Healing L.O.T.I.S. Legacy Rising 234	Posted - 2012.10.25 19:02:00 - [32] - Quote Ah Nahtlog, I know you. Well don't know if you know me, you've killed me a bunch of times before (more so when i went by a different character name). Didn't know you were a Logibro. You make some excellent points and i'm extremely envious of your Dropsuit Fitting which i assume is T3 or 4 given you don't need a PG Enhancer for all those goodies. How much SP you need to afford that kind of suit is beyond me lol. I'm well aware about the "Double-Edged Sword" that is the Drop Uplink and i myself do try to put them in places where they're not easily seen or detected. What's kind of frustrating though is how i'll put it in a very "tactical" location (such as behind enemy lines/objective) and they'll never get used but when i put it somewhere obvious (like right up next to an objective) it'll get used and then either destroyed real easy or abused by the enemy. Nanohives on the other hand are somewhat tricky cuz you have to find that niche where a player can access it easily, it's not seen by the enemy, and players that go to it are semi protected from the enemy. which is sometimes hard.
VADOL II Zumari Force Projection Caldari State 49	Posted - 2012.10.25 19:07:00 - [33] - Quote The SVER Logi suit is the MAG Logi Suit that came in the special edition Merc Pack. Hives vs Links. I know that I am going to die. I am logi, I am not tank. IF I am following Heavies, I am deep in the **** and going to get the stray bullets that make it past the Heavies. IF I am with AR's, I am going to get left behind while the rambos hunt down prey. SO! First spawn in is my free (Militia BPOs) Link/Res suit. Following that all my other load-outs carry Rep, Hive, Res.
Free Healing L.O.T.I.S. Legacy Rising 234	Posted - 2012.10.25 19:16:00 - [34] - Quote whaaaa? there was a special edition Merc pack that included something from MAG? Interesting. though i think it's pretty cool that CCP gave MAG a shout out. Loved that game back in the day. and your right the squishy-ness of us logibro's is another factor on NH Vs. DU. it's not like we're Sniper scouts we can't just run accross the map (or drive) and drop an uplink behind enemy lines. Every time i attempt a solo operation during a game (whether it's my choice or the spawn systems >.>) it always ends badly for me no matter where i am.
RayRay James D3LTA FORC3 Orion Empire 20	Posted - 2012.10.25 19:23:00 - [35] - Quote This has been quite the read. I run a similar suit to most people here, except that I use weapon mods in the highs to increase my output (I like to kill things also) but I run dual armor reppers in the lows with an AR, link/injector/repper. the thinking behind my low slot choice is that plates slow down an already slow suit and with the paper think tank they have, if I get shot I'm either going to die (with or without the plates, I've done extensive dying, i mean testing) but if I live, the reppers bring my armor back up quite quickly. I can still get decent WP with that setup, considering I can get a few kills of my own plus the WP from the stabby and link, but i DEFINITELY won't turn down the WP when they add back the rep points.
Nahtlog BetaMax. 16	Posted - 2012.10.25 20:14:00 - [36] - Quote Free Healing wrote: Ah Nahtlog, I know you. Well don't know if you know me, you've killed me a bunch of times before (more so when i went by a different character name). Didn't know you were a Logibro. You make some excellent points and i'm extremely envious of your Dropsuit Fitting which i assume is T3 or 4 given you don't need a PG Enhancer for all those goodies. How much SP you need to afford that kind of suit is beyond me lol. I'm well aware about the "Double-Edged Sword" that is the Drop Uplink and i myself do try to put them in places where they're not easily seen or detected. What's kind of frustrating though is how i'll put it in a very "tactical" location (such as behind enemy lines/objective) and they'll never get used but when i put it somewhere obvious (like right up next to an objective) it'll get used and then either destroyed real easy or abused by the enemy. Nanohives on the other hand are somewhat tricky cuz you have to find that niche where a player can access it easily, it's not seen by the enemy, and players that go to it are semi protected from the enemy. which is sometimes hard. I've ran into you a few times before, shout out to my fellow Logibros and Logi....you know the h word... Anyways, yes, the SP isn't a huge factor for me, it is the ISK, if I die it is about a 50-60k loss for that fit. Though I can take out the GEK and switch to a standard for less of a hole in my wallet. In terms of the PG, I have Engineering to 4 last I checked and Armor Upgrades to 3, which allows me to make a nice fit, with still a bit of room left over. For the Uplink, some people just tend to not notice it sometimes which can be slightly frustrating, though it is more used in Ambush maps, which is beyond my understanding. They just need to have better eyes. Nanohive Locations? Choke points and well traveled roads. Usually in spaces where the bubble will fit are great places for them. Other than that, stick with your squad and ask them if they need any ammo. Those that follow the same path will be greeted kindly with some ammo. Also, if you run out of nanohives, try going to a supply depot (where available), switch to another fit, and then back to your old fit, and you will have a fresh stack of nanohives at no cost.
Free Healing L.O.T.I.S. Legacy Rising 234	Posted - 2012.10.25 20:45:00 - [37] - Quote thanks for the interesting tip for the Nanohives restocking.
Naturi Riclenore BetaMax. 120	Posted - 2012.10.25 20:55:00 - [38] - Quote As a Logibro, you will have multiple fits. Esp. early on, when you cannot carry as much. As you skillup though, that will change and at each new level, you will have to make fewer and fewer fits, but it will cost ya. I usually run with Shield reps, DMG modifers, Armor reps, nano-r (when available), nanite, and a gek as standard on the fits. I try and not use militia on a non-militia fit, but you have to on some things. A typical fit once i get all my skills up and the sfits I want are usually around 30 - 50k... which is OUCH if you die. And with the ISK rewards screwed up, that = lost money. I keep a couple lower level fits so that when I first spawn into a gam, I can determine if I will bring out the expensive stuff. If the team is doing well (working together and what not), I have no qualms brining out my more expensive gear to help out, but I won't do that if the team is a bunch of people running around with their heads cut-off. As far as hive or uplink, they both have advantages and disadvantages. If your team is always on the move, you'll just drop one, restock, and keep moving. On skirmish, depending on the map, they might be usefull in certain situations, but the supply depots are always there. And uplinks need to stay out as long as possible to be effective, but can be eaisly spawned camped. Both though have the advantage of, the longer they stay out (no one shoots / uses them up), the more WP's you get. For instance: for every 30 seconds a nano is out, you get WP's (raised from 20 sec... thanks a lot CCP)
Free Healing L.O.T.I.S. Legacy Rising 234	Posted - 2012.10.25 22:36:00 - [39] - Quote Yeah i'm just starting to get to that point where i'm comfortable not using a Militia Dropsuit. The light damage modifier is a tremendous help, surprisingly, to my survivablity since i can gun down foes from a farther range more easily. I really would like to use a GEK-38 but it's just to darn expensive. right now I pay about 20,000 ISK to restock my Type-1 Logibro suit. 8400 - (Type-1 Logibro) 4000 - (Assault Rifle) 2400 - (Basic Armor Plate) 5800 - (Enhanced Shield Extender) Was thinking maybe move back down to a Militia BPO Shield Extender to ease my wallet somewhat.
RedBleach LeSanglant Pink Fluffy Bounty Hunterz RISE of LEGION 136	Posted - 2012.10.26 03:35:00 - [40] - Quote Running as a Logi This is a tutorial I did for the last build. I have a new guide for logi's, but it must wait until the tournament is over. But this should give you a start and give you the LOGI CODE to live by.

RedBleach LeSanglant Pink Fluffy Bounty Hunterz RISE of LEGION 136	Posted - 2012.10.26 03:40:00 - [41] - Quote for a quick referene: Your Responsibilities: THE LOGI CODE, Five R's - Rally - Rezz - Resupply - Repair - Reinforce
Moonracer2000 Subdreddit Test Alliance Please Ignore 311	Posted - 2012.10.26 05:01:00 - [42] - Quote I think logistics is a very viable class to focus on. I started assault/logi but rarely go back to assault suits now. Any good corp should appreciate a pure logistics player. Sure we are a little softer, but that forces you to play smarter, which is more fun. Most of the time I'm soloing with random players so I run all BPOs (even militia AR). I may not have the best KDR but most matches I feel like I actually played a part in my team winning. And this has been great practice . When I get to run with a good squad that sticks together I can pull out the expensive toys and play a valuable role. As far as whether to carry ammo or spawn beacons I'd say have a few duplicate kits with equipment switched up. I usually don't run spawn beacons unless my team is having a hard time keeping flags. And I know a lot of people are angry about no points for repairing, but as logistics I tend to think of team mates as an extension of my armor so have no problem keeping them alive.
Spkr4theDead 2 0	Posted - 2012.10.26 06:54:00 - [43] - Quote Free Healing wrote: TEXA5 HiTM4N wrote: I usually ground snipe with my logi, and once I put on some armor plates I could hold my own against a heavy. By "Ground Snipe" do you mean that you run with a Sniper Rifle? if so that's definately a tactic i've never considered. I buff my suit with Enhanced Shield Extenders since the Armor Plates slow me down and make me sniper fodder. I've counter-sniped with the basic forge gun. You're not safe.
Ty 'SweetCheeks' Borg Seraphim Initiative. CRONOS. 192	Posted - 2012.10.26 08:39:00 - [44] - Quote Free Healing wrote: whaaaa? there was a special edition Merc pack that included something from MAG? Interesting. though i think it's pretty cool that CCP gave MAG a shout out. Loved that game back in the day. The most annoying part is it's a type 1 BPO. I didn't have any money the 3 days it was available. You got a Sver Logi, Raven Assault and the Valor scout. Currently the only one you can access is the Valor scout, as it's an aurum purchase on the market. I wish they'd hurry up and put out the Sver and Raven ones. I don't quite get why they added another scout BPO tbh, it's exactly the same as the Dragonfly except green.
Guinevere Bravo SVER True Blood Unclaimed. 140	Posted - 2012.10.26 08:50:00 - [45] - Quote I play logi, and pretty successfully I like to think! I play with nanohives and uplinks, because as it was mentioned ealier alot of Assault guys run around with injectors. The only problem I have is when im going lone wolf and my team are shite, there is not enough ammo available if no-one on my team can hit anything... Then if 90% of my team are getting insta-gibbed with Duvelles there isn't much I can do... All you nublet logis running armor repairers.... You need to get nanocircuitry 4 and get the nanohives that rep your armour aswell :). PS If you see a Guinevere special nanohive (i.e a nanohive with a little + in the corner) and your on my team, Im shooting at you come to stand in the nanohive because you have NO ARMOUR!!.
Mister Hunt Sanmatar Kelkoons Minmatar Republic 230	Posted - 2012.10.26 08:58:00 - [46] - Quote In regards to a question asked in the OP of whether logi's are "useful" to a corp. YES!!! I am usually picked up almost as soon as I log on, especially if the squad lead is a squishy heavy user (squishy because hey, who can't hit the slow moving fat guy?). They recognize that a few of my builds I don't run a repair tool, and that is so I can lay down uplinks, but if able to switch out, I do so into my repper fit. That has slowed me down a bit in SP, so most of the time my team realizes (if they don't I tell them) that I may not have my rep tool out due to needing to worry about optimizing my SP gain.
VADOL II Zumari Force Projection Caldari State 49	Posted - 2012.10.26 08:58:00 - [47] - Quote Nublet Logi? You get two R-Hives each load. While they do repair, they repair slow and you have limited quantity. Who wants to run out of repair ability, or waste a hive to bring back that AR guy while you are on the run? Sure, if you are defending a spot then they are great, and I love them. Even have a 'Defend' suit with R-Hives, Quantam Hives and a Link.
Guinevere Bravo SVER True Blood Unclaimed. 140	Posted - 2012.10.26 10:39:00 - [48] - Quote VADOL II wrote: Nublet Logi? You get two R-Hives each load. While they do repair, they repair slow and you have limited quantity. Who wants to run out of repair ability, or waste a hive to bring back that AR guy while you are on the run? Sure, if you are defending a spot then they are great, and I love them. Even have a 'Defend' suit with R-Hives, Quantam Hives and a Link. They do not repair "slow" definately alot faster than most of the early armour repairers at any rate, you get two a life which when used correctly(i.e placement) will give you plenty of time to repair armour / replenish ammo. I think there needs to be added longevity to the higher tier hives, why would a hive two tiers up last aslong as a milittia hive?. Your correct with the mobility of them but as far as i can see the benefits off adding a second armour plate for 350+ armor far outway having to spend more SP into getting armour repair skills upto par enough to be able use them effectively. You have to be alive to be able to support, so if i can get out of harms way and repair replenish ammo quickly whilst giving cover fire thats my job done.
Herpn Derpidus Crux Special Tasks Group Gallente Federation 11	Posted - 2012.10.26 13:26:00 - [49] - Quote i run with a scrambler pistol to save more pg and cpu for equipment and modules ive found that as long as i dont engage any enemies that arent already being shot at and i make sure my teamates are in front of me, i can keep my squad alive and doing their jobs while getting points at the same time, also smart squad leaders can get alot of points off of logibros cause i was leading a squad and selected and objective then a logi bro threw down a nano hive and started reviving and we both got mass WP for it


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