DUST Search - Scout Discussion

All Channels

Rookie Training Grounds

Scout Discussion

» Click here to find additional results for this topic using Google

Monitor this thread via RSS [?]

Pages: [1] 2 :: one page

Author	Thread Statistics \| Show CCP posts - 0 post(s)
Delirium Inferno Chernova Industries 115	Posted - 2013.05.02 01:47:00 - [1] - Quote I thought it would be interesting to have a thread devoted to the discussion of the scout and it's role on the battlefield. Now before I go on I must make myself very clear, This thread is about scouts, the role. It is not about scouts, the dropsuit. Furthermore, discussion should remain focused on this and not various other purposes the scout suit has been popular for such as frontline shotgunning, perch-top sniping or even the occasional speedy medic. The first part of this thread will focus on the skills needed. Starting from the basics there are too main branches of scouts. Electronic scouts for passive scanning and biotic scouts for pure speed. In uprising, these two branches will likely be differentiated by the two scout suits available: Gallente Scout: Slightly more hitpoints and 5% increase to scanner radius per level. Minmatar Scout: Slightly faster and 5% increase to melee and knife damage per level. Total SP per suit: Unknown but expect quite a bit more than the 2.4 million it takes currently. Like most other roles, you should focus on the core skills first. However, as a scout somethings aren't as important to us as they are to other roles and vice versa. In my opinion, there are only 2 core skills which every scout must have maxed out. Circuitry (1x): 5% increase to CPU output per level. Since scouts mainly use electronics, CPU is always going to be the limiting factor. PG on the other hand can often be ignored. Profile Dampening (2x): 5% decrease to scan profile per level. Critical regardless of which type of scout you are. Total: 932,760 SP Hitpoints aren't really important for the scout, we shouldn't be fighting on the frontlines or anywhere near it and all engagements should be done when you spot the enemy first. Having about 200 hitpoints is good enough for the off occasions someone does spot you first, at which point you should retreat. Then you have some secondary core skills which should all be maxed out, but in a prioritize fashion depending on which branch you take. Electronics: Sensor Upgrades (2x) Profile Analysis (3x) Long Range Scanning (2x) Total: 2,176,440 SP Biotics: Endurance (3x) Mobility (3x) Vigor (3x) Total: 2,798,280 SP SP requirements may change in Uprising, but to get an idea of what we're looking at that's 3,109,200 skill points for the electronics scout and 3,731,040 for the biotics scout. And this is before factoring in the suits themselves. If you still have more SP to spend, other skills which are more core to frontlines can't hurt. Weaponry (1x) Field Mechanics (1x) Shield Control (3x) Total: 1,554,600 SP So hopefully that gives you some sort of indication on the amount of skill points it will take to get into the role of the Scout. Now for some fitting. The first thing every scout notices with fitting is how little CPU we get. While I'd love an increase to this, I don't worry myself too much of it. Instead I learn to deal with it. Again, as a scout we aren't on the frontlines and in direct combat so we do not need a fancy gun or damage mods. Scrap these and a whole new world of fitting works comes in. High slots: Electronics scouts should stack these with Precision Enhancers and the biotics should stack it with Myofibril Stimulant. I am more of an electronics scout and don't have much experience with the biotics, but I am assuming here that the biotics scout is so fast that is often put into situations where he/she is directly behind the enemies without them noticing, in which case extra melee damage doesn't hurt (and I believe these apply to nova knives). Low slots: For electronics it's easy, stack it with range amplifiers. For biotics it's a bit more tricky since you have kinetic catalyzer (sprint speed) and cardiac regulators (endurance) to balance between. Figure out what works for you, I personally tend to ignore the endurance and go straight up catalyzers since the maps are still small and I like to get between scouting positions at each base as quickly as possible. Guns/Equipment: I'm combining these two because at least with the Gallente Scout there is the trade off with Type 1 and Type 2 suits. Honestly I never find myself in much need of a secondary, though it can be a good spot for nova knives if that is your plan of approach. I generally go with the extra equipment slot. But what to carry? Uplinks? Makes sense if you are going to be all over the map to provide alternate spawning for your team. Active Scanner? Again makes sense, but if you are going electronic scout shouldn't your passive scanners get the job done? Nanohives? Scouts aren't in combat enough to run out of ammo often, and when we do we are quick enough to get to a supply depot in short time. Remote Explosives? Always fun. Stealth? SoomTM Everything else? Doesn't really add much to the role. For guns Assault Rifle: My preference. Gives you enough room to toy with enemies and either outsmart them or make a run for it. Shotguns: Good if plan on accidentally bumping into enemies often or attempting a quick massacre. It usually means you're all in with little chance to retreat, and scout suits can get expensive. Scrambler Pistol: If you make it your primary it will save you even more CPU, but you really have to rely on your aim. I like my aim, but not enough to put my faith in headshots the only line of defense for my low health and costly scout suit. Submachine gun: If you run it with flux grenades you got yourself a nice combo, but a lot depends on picking your fights. Speaking of grenades, I usually only run flux. The large blast radius is usually enough of a distraction to help in escapes, which is how I mainly use them. AV grenades somtimes but I don't like to risk my low health suit that close to a vehicle where others may be lurking.
Delirium Inferno Chernova Industries 115	Posted - 2013.05.02 01:48:00 - [2] - Quote I'd love to hear some thoughts from other scouts! Also I'll later add some discussion for actual strategy and tactics once you are actually in the battle.
Snaps Tremor The Tritan Industries RISE of LEGION 129	Posted - 2013.05.02 08:15:00 - [3] - Quote I was going to throw down some words, but since the new build is here within a week the thread could be invalidated by any number of changes. I will say that advising people to stack myofibril is borderline trolling unless it is specifically with the Type-B, which is unlikely to keep its bonus/error into Uprising.
Snaps Tremor The Tritan Industries RISE of LEGION 129	Posted - 2013.05.02 08:16:00 - [4] - Quote Actually, here is a golden piece of advice for scouts that might have slipped by. A couple of weeks ago a dev confirmed that your movement has no impact on the profile system. It is entirely range based. So feel free to run everywhere because Solid Snaking is not actually implemented in the game yet.
Delirium Inferno Chernova Industries 121	Posted - 2013.05.02 17:08:00 - [5] - Quote Why would anyone go myrofibril with the Type 2/B Series scout suit as you get no sidearm? These do apply to nova knives, or at least are supposed to, so it's better for the Type 1/A series if you put those in your sidearm. Also Uprising is making a few fixes with the knives to make them applicable to battles for once. A lot of assuming going on here though, I know. And yes I forgot to mention how your scan profile is static, so no matter what you are doing - be it running, jumping firing a gun - whether or not you show up on radar doesn't change. Another good piece of info to throw out there is that spotting is also passive. Now this is good for you since you only need to look at someone and have their ID show up in the center of your screen to know that all your teammates also see him on radar, but it is also bad because it works in reverse. Be careful to make sure no enemy makes eye contact with you, at that point your cover is blown.
Fox Gaden DUST University Ivy League 282	Posted - 2013.05.02 18:20:00 - [6] - Quote I run as an Electronics Scout, but when I see a red sneaking up on a squad member, how on earth am I supposed to know who to warn? How do I know which squad member each green dot represents? The top thing on my wish list is for CCP to add numbers to the dots of my squad mates on the radar. I need to be able to yell: GÇ£4 you got a red around the corner to your leftGÇ¥ or GÇ£2 you got a red on your 6". I suppose that if the red appears on my radar it would appear on my squad mateGÇÖs radar too, but Assault troops donGÇÖt look at their radar much in my experience as there sensor strength is usually not good enough to pick up anything they are not eyeballing. I think I will try those Precision Enhancers you mention. I like to equip an armour repair because if someone catches you in low armour you might not have enough EHP to get away. I also like kinetic catalysers if I can fit them, since even as an Electronics Scout a bit more speed helps, although I might be willing to sacrifice speed for a Range Amplifier. I have not tried the Rang Amplifier yet. I often run SMG/SMG as switching weapons is faster than a reload, and because sidearms take less CPU than light weapons. I have SMG Operation maxed and have a few levels of SMG Proficiency. A little more on SMG: SMG is light and has a fast tracking speed. When you come out of a sprint your SMG is usable right away, unlike a heavier weapon such as a Shotgun which takes a while to bring to bear. When I ran Shotgun I found that during CQC fights I would often accidentally go into a sprint for a step or two and then be dead before I got the Shotgun levelled at my target again. The fast tracking of the SMG also means that you can strafe and jump around and still maintain a bead on your target. A Scout suit tanks damage by avoiding getting hit in the first place, so you donGÇÖt want to be standing still during a fire fight. With an SMG, if you donGÇÖt have stellar aim you will often run our of ammo in the middle of a fight. The reload time on an SMG is quite fast, but switching to a second SMG before you run your clip dry is even faster. Just remember to reload both SMGs between fire fights. Edit: The fits I run most are SMG/SMG/Remote Explosive, and SMG/SMG/Drop Uplink. I also have situational fits: - SMG/Swarm Launcher for dealing with vehicles and installations. - SMG/Sniper Rifle (Although I prefer Assault suit for sniping) - SMG/Shotgun for hunting heavies. In these fits I consider the SMG as my primary weapon, with the light weapon being situational.
DeadlyAztec11 One-Armed Bandits Atrocitas 140	Posted - 2013.05.02 19:53:00 - [7] - Quote I usually go with a profile dampener, breach shotgun, breach SMG, shield recharger and some biotic. Plus my compact nano-chive, essential since you won't be able to rely on any medic if you are behind enemy lines. Yet it does not take up a large amount of CPU.
Scheneighnay McBob Bojo's School of the Trades 1322	Posted - 2013.05.02 23:33:00 - [8] - Quote I believe that the 2 types of scouts are different from that- Search scouts- relays as much intel about the enemy as possible. It helps to know there's a laser rifle and an uplink on the roof, or a sniper on a certain hill; even an unguarded objective. Destroy scouts- do the most important jobs that the search scouts specify, while the enemy is distracted by the blue blob- they're the ones that actually sneak in and hack that objective, or put a nova knife into the back of the sniper on the hill.
Snaps Tremor The Tritan Industries RISE of LEGION 136	Posted - 2013.05.03 07:14:00 - [9] - Quote Delirium Inferno wrote: Why would anyone go myrofibril with the Type 2/B Series scout suit as you get no sidearm? These do apply to nova knives, or at least are supposed to, so it's better for the Type 1/A series if you put those in your sidearm. Also Uprising is making a few fixes with the knives to make them applicable to battles for once. A lot of assuming going on here though, I know. And yes I forgot to mention how your scan profile is static, so no matter what you are doing - be it running, jumping firing a gun - whether or not you show up on radar doesn't change. Another good piece of info to throw out there is that spotting is also passive. Now this is good for you since you only need to look at someone and have their ID show up in the center of your screen to know that all your teammates also see him on radar, but it is also bad because it works in reverse. Be careful to make sure no enemy makes eye contact with you, at that point your cover is blown. Just the Type B. That melee damage. Don't think it's going to survive into Uprising though. I wouldn't recommend Nova Knives on any fit under any circumstances until they are anything more than a zero range Shotgun that doesn't kill people.
Snaps Tremor The Tritan Industries RISE of LEGION 136	Posted - 2013.05.03 07:18:00 - [10] - Quote DeadlyAztec11 wrote: I usually go with a profile dampener, breach shotgun, breach SMG, shield recharger and some biotic. Plus my compact nano-chive, essential since you won't be able to rely on any medic if you are behind enemy lines. Yet it does not take up a large amount of CPU. I tried the breach shotgun for a while, but it's irritating enough to miss a plum shot because the game seizes up with a normal shotgun. With a breach I found blood occasionally squirting out of my eye due to the game's instability.

Denak Kalamari BurgezzE.T.F Orion Empire 121	Posted - 2013.05.04 12:01:00 - [11] - Quote I would have written a long reply addressing each of your points, considering that I do a lot of scouting around with mainly the Gallente Scout dropsuits. BUT, since the Uprising is coming next monday, I would recommend postponing this discussion until it comes out, so we are up to date on all the information we have. Plus since we're getting the active scanner back, it would be really useful for scouting
DeadlyAztec11 One-Armed Bandits Atrocitas 167	Posted - 2013.05.05 00:00:00 - [12] - Quote Snaps Tremor wrote: DeadlyAztec11 wrote: I usually go with a profile dampener, breach shotgun, breach SMG, shield recharger and some biotic. Plus my compact nano-chive, essential since you won't be able to rely on any medic if you are behind enemy lines. Yet it does not take up a large amount of CPU. I tried the breach shotgun for a while, but missing a plum shot because the game seizes up is irritating enough with a normal shotgun. With a breach I found blood occasionally squirting out of my eye due to the game's instability. Yeah, shotguns make the game drop frames like crazy! It's like 8 HMG are all firing at the same time, just nuts. Though, the few times it works, it works well
Denak Kalamari BurgezzE.T.F Orion Empire 125	Posted - 2013.05.07 18:52:00 - [13] - Quote Okay, with the Uprising out, I instantly got myself some Gallente light frame and scout suits to test out the fittings, and there's a few noticeable things changed: 1. No more suits similar to Type-II, B-Series or VK.1, the Gallente scout suits now have the armor and shields of a Type-II, but the module layout and CPU/PG of a Type-I. The only thing close to the old suits are the aurum only Neo suits(which is bullshit) 2. Scouts feel slower than they used to, then again it might be the fact that I skilled into passive runspeed and stamina boosts. 3. Gallente scout suit skill has a passive bonus of 5% reduction to profile signature, and a 5% increase on scan radius per level. To put it blunt, basic light frame Gallente suits do not get this bonus, while the fully fledged Gallente scout suits get the bonus. With this I conclude that the Gallente scout suits are the ones designed for actual infiltration and scouting around with the passive boost into profile dampening and scan radius. I haven't had the chance to use the active scanner yet, so my opinion on it will come later.
mollerz s1ck3r Corp 205	Posted - 2013.05.08 06:09:00 - [14] - Quote minmatar are clearly the assassin scout. And I haven't even gotten to the racial proto yet. 3 highs in the basic proto and lv 5 shields/lv extenders and i am taking out heavies all day.
recons283 Tok'Ra. 1	Posted - 2013.05.08 11:28:00 - [15] - Quote I rolled shotgun+nova knifes minmatar scout with the update. The guy is fast but it's more challenging to get kills with shotty now. Solo is now a option only for the very skilled and aware. You have to be with your guys now or be extremely sneaky. Face to face encounter? Run back jumping, you'll be dead meat.Only flank flank flank.
Arramakaian Eka Tronhadar Free Guard Minmatar Republic 467	Posted - 2013.05.08 14:21:00 - [16] - Quote recons283 wrote: I rolled shotgun+nova knifes minmatar scout with the update. The guy is fast but it's more challenging to get kills with shotty now. Solo is now a option only for the very skilled and aware. You have to be with your guys now or be extremely sneaky. Face to face encounter? Run back jumping, you'll be dead meat.Only flank flank flank. Stealth is much more viable due to shorter scan radia of all suits, so sneaking up on people is easier. I've pulled some pretty blatant flanks, keep running behind people without them noticing. Active scanners, cloaking and electronic warfare do and will make for an even more rewarding gameplay mechanic.
Kallyna Teryr Circle of Huskarl Minmatar Republic 0	Posted - 2013.05.10 02:27:00 - [17] - Quote In uprising, i'm going with one minmatar type-1 basic ( want go to scout proto for +5% nova knife damage) with nova knifes, trying to catch the enemy team behind. Need to say that is a lot hard do that, cause with 100 of shield and 70 of hp, cant endure much thing, 5 AR shots and u are dead... but i think that is really interesting this 'assassin' build, in modules ( type 1 minmatar has 1 high and 2 low) i'm using one enhanced profile damper ( - 20% ) and one militia module to increase sprint speed ( +5%), and, naturally, minmatar drop has more speed that gallente... additionally, i'm just run around map, and find one inattentive victim, and run if someone see me. I'm feeling that to play this way, u need be very skilled (i'm not [ yet] ), but that skill u just acquires going, and , much times, dying.
Delirium Inferno Edoras Corporation 178	Posted - 2013.05.10 04:23:00 - [18] - Quote So I told myself I was going to go scout again this build but I had a feeling the logi's were going to be the dominant force and I was right. Didn't want to put myself at a disadvantage for PC. Anyways nice to hear everyone's opinion on the scouts. I got my logi set up good and I am now working towards the scout. Haven't decided which one to use though. Gallente's scan radius sounds like it'd be better for infiltration, but has anyone tried the Minmatar with nova knives? What's your thoughts on it?
Bojo The Mighty Bojo's School of the Trades 1113	Posted - 2013.05.10 05:08:00 - [19] - Quote Delirium Inferno wrote: So I told myself I was going to go scout again this build but I had a feeling the logi's were going to be the dominant force and I was right. Didn't want to put myself at a disadvantage for PC. Anyways nice to hear everyone's opinion on the scouts. I got my logi set up good and I am now working towards the scout. Haven't decided which one to use though. Gallente's scan radius sounds like it'd be better for infiltration, but has anyone tried the Minmatar with nova knives? What's your thoughts on it? You should always have faith. With proper feedback and suggestions anything can be put to balance (It's just that it usually isn't because the most common form of feedback is "Dat so OP!") Anyways as a Gallente Light Frame (SP spending put me only at Basic Light Frames) it is a beautiful harmony of speed and armor tanking. I was all alone Rambo style with my trusty Mass Driver defending a lonesome supply depot from a horde. I managed to deal with the nimrod assaults but this Minmatar Scout with Nova Knives came screaming at me and got me (blasted Supply Depot provided him cover!). Anyways the Minnie Knives Combo does work. It just might be a little to niche for my tastes.
Kallyna Teryr Circle of Huskarl Minmatar Republic 0	Posted - 2013.05.10 11:44:00 - [20] - Quote Well, until now, without one sidearm +10% damage updgrade, only with advanced knifes (zn-28) and with type 1 basic minmatar light i'm killing everyone that i found only with one charged hit. Just one heavy that i found, i needed one melee to complete the kill, but the damage is really awesome (when knife is completely charged). The bonuses for minmatar scout is +5% damage melee and knife PER level, so, with proto, get +25% damage... and with one complex sidearm damage modifier, +10%... so, i think, this build will be "hit kill" damage.

Delirium Inferno Edoras Corporation 191	Posted - 2013.05.10 12:09:00 - [21] - Quote More on the note of the Gallente Scout, they only get one high slot now. That means you can only put one precision enhancer in you wanted to go that route. In Chromosome I always had 2 for good measure, what are thoughts on that. I guess that a scout with one complex precision enhancer should have good enough precision to pick anyone up. It's just I never understood quite why everyone is saying a scout needs the Active Scanner, shouldn't their passive scanners be good enough? Save an equipment slot, scanner should be for non-scouts who want to dip just a bit into that role.
Kallyna Teryr Circle of Huskarl Minmatar Republic 0	Posted - 2013.05.10 15:40:00 - [22] - Quote active scanners reveal the position of the user... so i think that isn't what one scout wants, be reveal...
Delirium Inferno Edoras Corporation 197	Posted - 2013.05.11 00:38:00 - [23] - Quote Kallyna Teryr wrote: active scanners reveal the position of the user... so i think that isn't what one scout wants, be reveal... Does it really? I've sort of been noticing it but haven't read this anywhere else. Also how come you can't sprint with charged nova knives? I thought there were adding that.
Arramakaian Eka Tronhadar Free Guard Minmatar Republic 496	Posted - 2013.05.12 10:59:00 - [24] - Quote Delirium Inferno wrote: Kallyna Teryr wrote: active scanners reveal the position of the user... so i think that isn't what one scout wants, be reveal... Does it really? I've sort of been noticing it but haven't read this anywhere else. The description of the equipment talks about backscatter, but I haven't been able to verify the (likely) possiblity that you get revealed on the minimap if you do a scan. Makes scanners quite a bit less useful for scouts... Quote: Also how come you can't sprint with charged nova knives? I thought there were adding that. I sure hope not. Novas are perfect as it is, and sprinting with charged knives would make them OP. Delirium Inferno wrote: It's just I never understood quite why everyone is saying a scout needs the Active Scanner, shouldn't their passive scanners be good enough? Save an equipment slot, scanner should be for non-scouts who want to dip just a bit into that role. Range is the reason. Scan ranges of suits are much shorter in Uprising. Scouts start with 10m, which is pretty much useless for proper recon, and only useful in CQC. Active scanners have ranges in the tens of meters, so they are a requirement for recon.
Delirium Inferno Edoras Corporation 227	Posted - 2013.05.12 21:33:00 - [25] - Quote Went on my alt with 2 million SP and tried out the Minmatar Scout with Nova Knives. Ugh yeah, I'm definitely respecing into this when that optional respec comes. Only problem I really come across is snipers, so I just need to learn to use more cover when running between bases. Anyways I'm thinking of how to fit it up and here's what I'm thinking. Feedback would be nice. Here's what the Proto Minmatar Scout gets, 1 Light Weapon 1 Sidearm 1 grenade 1 equipment 3 high slots 2 low slots For the sidearm obviously the nova knives, but as far as the light weapon goes I'm thinking SMG. This is what I've had the most luck with on my alt. If the nova knives don't 1 hit kill they at least take out the shields, and SMG does 110% damage to armor plus I'm already in SMG range. Didn't like shotgun as much because then I'm completely defenseless at medium ranges. For grenade I'm thinking Flux since it's a must if going with SMG. For equipment drop uplinks to help insert my team into position to take a base. Active Scanners reveal your position so that's a no-no. 2 low slots is quite limiting. Because of that I don't want to waste any time with armor plating as it would prevent me from using the slots for speed modules. My alt was using 2 complex cardiac regulators and it was amazing. I have a feeling endurance may be a little more important than straight up speed, but this is where I'm not sure. Maybe 1 complex cardiac regulator and 1 complex kinetic catalyzer. For 3 lows definitely need for hitpoints and I'm not using armor plates so 2 complex shield extenders and 1 complex sidearm modifier since both my weapons are sidearms. Probably going to have to make cuts somewhere because this may not all fit even with maxed out engineering and electronics, but we'll see. What do you think?
Rudolph Of Swabia Clawing Ocelot 5	Posted - 2013.05.13 00:14:00 - [26] - Quote recently been playing a scout. how is it that when i play with an assault rifle I get spotted by every single enemy in a 200000 meter radius but when I run around all ballsy-like with nova knives nobody sees me.
Delirium Inferno Edoras Corporation 229	Posted - 2013.05.13 00:23:00 - [27] - Quote Rudolph Of Swabia wrote: recently been playing a scout. how is it that when i play with an assault rifle I get spotted by every single enemy in a 200000 meter radius but when I run around all ballsy-like with nova knives nobody sees me. My friend, is not a scout, has a similar problem that when he runs his expensive prototype suits he dies nearly every encounter, but when he switches to free suits he goes on a killstreak. It's all in his head, he's either too protective of his free suit that he fails to be aggresive enough to kill people, or he's thinks his suit is better than it is and gets too aggressive. But when he's not thinking about any of that and just playing he does well. I'd say you just need to keep in mind that you are a scout. During Chromosome I ran scout with an assault rifle and it is definitely a good combo in my opinion, but it took a bit of getting used to because I see the assault rifle in my hands and I feel like I need to assault people. You might be doing something similar, but when you have the nova knives in hand you know its a stealth weapon and you're subconsciously trying to be sneakier. All I'd suggest is don't actively seek out enemies when you are using your assault rifle and don't shoot someone even if they are in range if they don't need to be killed to get to where you want to go. Use the assault rifle only when needed as a means of personal defense.
Delirium Inferno Edoras Corporation 236	Posted - 2013.05.13 06:51:00 - [28] - Quote Edited the original post with a handy tool for determining profile scan radius and some interesting information regarding profile dampeners and and active scanners. TL;DR If you want to remain completely invisible to all active scanners you will need to use at least 2 low slots. Minmatar prototype scout only gets 2 low slots, whereas Gallente gets 4. This is really making me reconsider if Minmatar is the scout I really want, or if I should respec into Gallente. It's sort of hard to judge right now since not many people are using active scanners, let alone prototype active scanners. Still interesting to consider if you are planning long term.
Arramakaian Eka Tronhadar Free Guard Minmatar Republic 498	Posted - 2013.05.13 09:10:00 - [29] - Quote Delirium Inferno wrote: Another big change to Uprising is the introduction of Active Scanners. While these reveal the location of the user and thus may not be handy for scouts, it is still important for us to have an understanding of their scan precision. Has the usage of an Active Scanner revealing your location been verified? I have seen such claims, but I have not been able to reproduce this in-game while scanning, and the scanner description doesn't mention it, either.
Delirium Inferno Edoras Corporation 240	Posted - 2013.05.13 09:38:00 - [30] - Quote Arramakaian Eka wrote: Delirium Inferno wrote: Another big change to Uprising is the introduction of Active Scanners. While these reveal the location of the user and thus may not be handy for scouts, it is still important for us to have an understanding of their scan precision. Has the usage of an Active Scanner revealing your location been verified? I have seen such claims, but I have not been able to reproduce this in-game while scanning, and the scanner description doesn't mention it, either. Read the scanner description again, it does mention it (it's towards the bottom of the description if I recall). Also I was noticing this before I read the description, I would stand behind a wall and scan someone and they'd start coming towards me. Then I heard it on the forums, checked the description in game, and sure enough there it was. Glad there is an optional respec coming because I do not want them anymore. Also I heard there is a message that pops up alerting you if you have been scanned. If this is indeed the case then I must have never been scanned.



Pages: [1] 2 :: one page
First page \| Previous page \| Next page \| Last page

COPYRIGHT NOTICE
EVE Online/DUST514, the EVE/DUST514 logo, EVE/DUST514 and all associated logos and designs are the intellectual property of CCP hf. All artwork, screenshots, characters, vehicles, storylines, world facts or other recognizable features of the intellectual property relating to these trademarks are likewise the intellectual property of CCP hf. EVE Online and the EVE logo are the registered trademarks of CCP hf. All rights are reserved worldwide. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. CCP hf. has granted permission to OMG Labs to use EVE Online/DUST514 and all associated logos and designs for promotional and information purposes on its website but does not endorse, and is not in any way affiliated with, OMG Labs. CCP is in no way responsible for the content on or functioning of this website, nor can it be liable for any damage arising from the use of this website.