Combat Ship Database - UPDATED [Kronos 1.0]

There are several reason I thought that a ship database needed to be done. One, the in-game descriptions are far from uniform so glancing at ship bonuses is not feasible. Two, memorizing ships one by one from "Show Info" is counter-productive. Three, a database that has a way to quickly look up bonuses was needed; at least in my opinion. Of course entering all of this has taken a very long time, but luckily I created this database prior to the Rubicon 1.1 patch; Rubi 1.1 patch disallows the copying the bonus text in-game.

To use, think of what type of ship bonuses you want to find, and look for color that is assigned to that label. Instead of having to look through every ship, you can quickly find a ship suited for your needs. Click on any of the ship types to quickly jump to that section of the database. Enjoy!

Current Version: Kronos 1.0

EVEoLution Fitting Guide

Fitting has never been something well documented in EVE, and you probably run across more people criticizing your fits, instead of helping you make it better. So in this article I'm going to try to go over everything I can offer in terms of learning to fit. Everything from different types of tanks, to optimizing your fits for the best functionality.  I will mention that this guide was made over the course of several writing sessions due to continuously coming back to it wanting to add more to it, and might add more later if any of it turns out to be lacking in a certain area.

Know Your Enemy - Ship Evaluation

I've been thinking for some time now exactly how to approach the method of figuring out the enemy's fit by a few key elements, but without writing a book in the process. In conclusion, I thought it would be best to point out the key elements for a single class of ship, and the modules to watch for so that readers can see the idea behind the method. Once done you should be able to do this for various ships, and easily guess rough fits.

Know Your Enemy - Checking Guns

One habit to get into when doing solo PvP is checking the guns of the opponent so that you can find and exploit the weakness they have. In this article we'll discuss how to do this, and how to find out what your enemy is using.

Know Your Enemy - Frigates

So now you want to start your solo PvP career, but you want to make sure you always pick the right fight. As frigates are the most common solo fight ships I will start by showing you a helpful reference for each of these ships. Not only will this help you pick your fights, it will also help you take advantage of the opponent's weaknesses.