Warp Disruption Fields can be produced by: The red Warp Disruption Fields in this illustration show where a warp will be affected, dragging the warping ship to the edge of the field.Īs the warp exit point is determined with the warp command, a warp disruption field becoming active after the warp command has already been given has no effect on that warp, only commands given after activation of the disruption field will be affected by it. Any warp disruption fields activating after a ship is given the command for warp will not affect that ship. Note that the point at which a ship exits warp is determined when the command for warp is given. Ships whose warp trajectory intersects with a field will have their progress stopped at or dragged to the edge of the field.Capital ship jump drives will not work within the field.Ships within the field cannot activate warp.Warp Disruption Fields have the following effects: Warp Disruption Fields (also called “Bubbles”) create a spherical effect around their origin point which prevents or alters a ship’s ability to warp. Docking or Tethering at Upwell Structures will not be possible for any warp scrambled ship.Sub-Capital ships as well as Freighters can still use gates even if they are scrambled. Capital ships, such as Dreadnoughts, Carriers, Supercarriers, Titans and Capital Industrial Ships will not be able to use Stargates while warp scrambled.If the ship also has a jump drive, it will be disabled as well and jumping to cynosural fields will not be possible.This includes any attempt of an emergency warp after a disconnect (however, the return warp after reconnecting can not be prevented). Any active warp commands when the scrambling starts will cancel immediately. The ship will no longer react to warp commands for as long as it remains scrambled.The Warp Core can be strengthened further through Warp Core Stabilizers, at the cost of targeting range and targeting speed.Ī successful warp scrambling has the following effects on the scrambled ship:
Unless otherwise specified in their traits, ships have a base warp core strength of 0. They also have a lower warp disruption strength than warp scramblers, but they allow warp disruption at a longer optimal range than warp scramblers.Ī ships warp drive is successfully scrambled when the combined Warp Disruption Strength of all active warp scrambler or warp disruptor modules used against the ship surpass its warp core strength. Warp Disruptors will only disrupt the ships warp drive and have no effect on Micro Warp Drives or Micro Jump Drives.Warp Scramblers will disable Micro Warp Drives as well as Micro Jump Drives of the target they are used on, in addition to offering a higher warp disruption strength compared to Warp Disruptors.While the main effect of Scramblers and Disruptors is identical, they differ in some key points: If a ships warp drive is disabled because of such modules or a warp disruption field, it is "scrambled", or "pointed". But that’s not what happened.Warp Scramblers and Warp Disruptors aim to disrupt the warp drive of a locked target to try and prevent it from warping away. It’s only natural that so many thousands of players would want to see The Imperium completely crumble. With some tens of thousands of players under its banner and an industrial infrastructure that could rival a small nation, The Imperium is the king of EVE Online-and it does its best to make sure everyone else knows it too. Why the grudge? It’s simple: The Imperium has, for years, dominated null-sec, the enormous lawless ring of star systems that surround New Eden‘s less hostile areas of the game. It’s also the second time they’ve failed. World War Bee 2 is the second time some of EVE Online’s biggest alliances have banded together to root out The Imperium. But after 13 long months of war, the PAPI coalition has all but dissolved right on the Imperium’s front door. The war has been brewing ever since another historic conflict from 2016 called World War Bee, and in the last year has resulted in some of the biggest fights in EVE Online’s history. For over a year, some of EVE Online’s biggest player-run factions, including TEST Alliance, Pandemic Horde, Fraternity, and Brave Collective-a super-coalition named PAPI-have laid siege to the villainous Imperium with the sole intent of wiping them from the game entirely.
A war of unprecedented magnitude in EVE Online is coming to an unexpected and anti-climactic end.
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