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Revision as of 02:22, 6 December 2007
General Info
- Evaluator Fee: 15M ISK
- Agony Empire Fee: 5M ISK
- Free for AGONY Rank: Lieutenant+
- Evaluator Required Certifications:
- Certification Evaluator
- Interceptor Combat Specialist
- Evaluator Rank Requirements:
- Lieutenant Commander
- Approximate testing time: 40m
Certification Content
- Navigation
- Explain how to manually fly an interceptor and demonstrate your skills by flying through an asteroid belt at full velocity without hitting anything.
- Explain why an interceptor pilot should never use approach except when bumping and what the proper procedure is for approaching targets.
- Demonstrate that you can escape a situation where you jump into a system with a large camp with distance webbing.
- Demonstrate a TAM drop on a target.
- Obtain the Interceptor Fishing certification.
- Tactics
- Explain why Fishing works and how you can avoid being caught or kill the fisher.
- Explain the benefits of the smaller tackling interceptors and the uses of the larger versus smaller interceptors.
- Explain the dangers of tackling the various recon ships as well as battleships.
- Explain the ins and outs of fitting interceptors and answer your evaluator's questions about these fittings.
- Explain what a bubble trap is and how to avoid it.
