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public:dojo:wiki:logianchor [2019/08/16 06:12] Eigenvalue [You're the captain now. Now what?] |
public:dojo:wiki:logianchor [2021/09/21 01:28] (current) CptBeefheart corrected spelling error for third bullet point under "watchlist priority" |
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| - Anchors (DPS anchors and you, the logi anchor) must be on every logi watchlist | - Anchors (DPS anchors and you, the logi anchor) must be on every logi watchlist | ||
| - Cap Chain Buddies - If Basilisks or Ospreys are called, every logi pilot should have their capchain buddies watchlisted. | - Cap Chain Buddies - If Basilisks or Ospreys are called, every logi pilot should have their capchain buddies watchlisted. | ||
| - | - Special Snowflakes - What qualifies as special snowflakes varies depending on the fleet doctrine, but generally | + | - Special Snowflakes - What qualifies as special snowflakes varies depending on the fleet doctrine, but generally |
| - T2 Logi - Adding additional T2 logi to watchlist serves two purposes: 1) logi pilots tend to be busy and might not broadcast in a timely way, and 2) if the capchain needs to be adjusted, it's faster to already have your new capchain buddies on watchlist | - T2 Logi - Adding additional T2 logi to watchlist serves two purposes: 1) logi pilots tend to be busy and might not broadcast in a timely way, and 2) if the capchain needs to be adjusted, it's faster to already have your new capchain buddies on watchlist | ||
| - T1 Logi - After all T2 logi are watchlisted, | - T1 Logi - After all T2 logi are watchlisted, | ||