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Thread: Best components for a TIE interceptor???

BoogerSlinger
Fri May 13, 2005 11:23 am
#1
For those of you savy pilots out there i would like to find what components are best used to pack into these tiny massed suckers for maximum usefulness.

Any knowledge one could pass on would be greatly appreciated



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Skopti
Fri May 13, 2005 11:34 am
#2
Yep finally got imp pilot 3322 today and would love to hear more experienced pilots ideas on best load outs for these little fellows.
Ducimus
Fri May 13, 2005 11:47 am
#3
PvP or PvE loadout?

Message Edited by Ducimus on 05-13-2005 11:47 AM



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BoogerSlinger
Fri May 13, 2005 2:30 pm
#4
Thank you for taking time to post....will definately start from your suggestions

If anyone else has any thoughts i'd love to hear them



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Ducimus
Fri May 13, 2005 2:39 pm
#5

BoogerSlinger wrote:
I guess mostly PvE, ..




MK I reactor
MK I Armor
MK II booster
MK III Shield
basic Chaff launcher
L1 Droid controller
L2 RE'd capacitor
L6 RE'd Engine
And either an RE'd L7 or L8 gun, i forget which, been awhile.



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Vegitaa
Fri May 13, 2005 2:56 pm
#6




BoogerSlinger wrote:

Thank you for taking time to post....will definately start from your suggestions

If anyone else has any thoughts i'd love to hear them





The best advice I can give is this. Start saving loot parts, get everything you can re'ed.


Cert 2 and 4 re's are great when it comes to capacitors, reactors, even armour (to reduce the mass). My best capacitors are re'ed cert 4's. I use cert 2 re'ed reactors as well. Save as much mass as you can with all your components, thats the real challenge of being an imp pilot IMHO.


TIE Intercepter is a great ship, up until the new reward ships came out this was my #1 PvP ship. (I used my oppressor as my "daily driver" PvE/PvP)





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Ducimus
Fri May 13, 2005 3:42 pm
#7
>>The best advice I can give is this. Start saving loot parts

It's a good bet that every serious pilot has at LEAST one house for the sole purpose of saving and storing parts. Personnaly my part storage is into 1 full house, 1 full vendor, and spilling into a 2nd house. HEH.



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Time wasted playing MMO's:
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"I'm really bored."
...has mastered the Pilot profession
BoogerSlinger
Sat May 14, 2005 12:00 am
#8
I guess mostly PvE, but would love to learn some tips for PvP too



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Thradd
Sat May 14, 2005 12:09 am
#9

RE'd pre-nerf reward engine (at least until I get my Lvl8 RE'd)

High refire rate/high min damage crafted Ion blaster (.9 vs shields)

14k gen reactor

lvl3 RE'd capacitor

1500 F/B shields

13 speed DI

MKII ImagRec launcher

No booster

No armor

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I only use my Interceptor for PVP. For PVE I use my Oppressor. But if I were to use my Interceptor for high level PVE I'd drop the launcher and try to slap on some armor and a heavier weapon and only run lvl 3 overloads


Keep in mind that an interceptor isn't a tank so don't try to stick that 3600 max damage blaster in there. go for lower damage but higher refire rate. Don't worry too much about armor or shields. If you're moving fast enough you won't get hit as often. Just try to get a high regen rate on your shields. And for PVP, since shileds and armor won't do much for an Interceptor, leave those as the last componants you install. Go engine, reactor, weapon, first. Then install everything else to fit.


This is just how I do it and it has worked very very well for me....but it may not work for you. The best thing to do is to load your ship to fit your flying style. I'm a bad shot so I go with high refire rate. Other pilots who are Dead-Eyes might go for low refire rates with higher damage because they don't miss. The key is to RE as much as you can and talk to your local Shipwright and learn as much as you can from him/her.








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BoogerSlinger
Sat May 14, 2005 5:13 am
#10

Well after playing around for about 2 hours with different parts and experimentation i have a little less hair on my head


As a shipwright trying to outfit one of these 50K Interceptors i have found that RE is the best way to go.


I do again thank all of those for posting some feedback





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Washell
Sat May 14, 2005 5:29 am
#11




Ducimus wrote:
>>The best advice I can give is this. Start saving loot parts

It's a good bet that every serious pilot has at LEAST one house for the sole purpose of saving and storing parts. Personnaly my part storage is into 1 full house, 1 full vendor, and spilling into a 2nd house. HEH.




0004 merchant. 2750 items storage space




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