Fast ship speed

sidebuster

I still have a frigate but, it goes 870m/s with after burner. I was wondering if there are any ships that go faster and are good for what i am going to do.

I want a ship like the one from firefly. I was pointed to a transport ship, but it is out of my price/skill range right now.

SpungeX

I've never seen firefly so i don't know what the ship looks like. The fastest ships are frigates or Interceptors (T2 frigs) with a Microwarp Drive and overdrive injectors and can reach speeds of at least 4000m/s

usmc7870

I chat with some fellows who fly interceptors religiously.  One of them was boasting a speed of 7300 m/s.  He has excellent navigation skills and a lot of faction gear, so I'm sure he has put a lot of time into being one of the fastest pilots around.

To answer the question at hand, 800+ m/s in a standard frigate is a fairly quick combat ready speed.  If you are looking to be a blurry streak and nothing more than a blip on the radar, you'll want to train for flying interceptors.

janjanson

I put a good named afterburner(forget the name, "cold-gas arcjet" or something) on my Slasher(minmatar frigate) and a nanofiber internal structure hull mod and I can get over 1km/s easy, just thought I would mention a T1 newbie fast setup.

I don't know what you mean by firefly, I can get my Mammoth (minmatar industrial) over 500 m/s with a good afterburner and those overdrive injectors, if you don't want to take the hit to your cargo hold you can use nanofiber internal structure hull mods on that too, again a T1 solution. The afterburner empties your capaciter quite quickly but is good for the 15km to a stargate. 

Transport ships are T2 indies and probably even faster, or have an extra low level slot or something for a speed mod.

sidebuster

I got my ship to 960 m/s. So I am pretty satisfied with the speed.

This is Serenity from FireFly. It is a basically a ship they use to transport passengers, livestock, illegal goods, ect.

somedude5

I used to have an Osprey that I named Serenity. So I would say Osprey is the closest.

sidebuster

THanks, I'll check it out right now.

Homelander

You have basicly, 3 classifications of speed.

1) pilots with T1 gear

2) pilots with T2 ships/faction modules

3) fully faction equipped pilots

With a T1 frigate (executioner) and a T1 mwd (not that long to train) you can hit 3,000 m/s+ very easily which is quite a decent speed.

With a T2 frigate (any interceptor) with a T2 mwd , you can hit about 5,000 m/s , throw on a gistii mwd , you can hit 6,000 m/s.

The crazy pilots who have a full set of high-grade snake implants (approx. value of $1.5B) with gistii mwd's can hit excess speeds of 10,000 m/s while using domination overdrives and nanofibers.

Fighting a crow with long-range missiles that can do 10 km/s is REALLY not cool >_> ... unless you have a full set of halo implants and his missiles do SFA to you mwahahaha

Mcgreag

For speed records we are talking over 10km/s. But that requiers VERY expensive stuff. 3-4b isk in implants and several 100m isk in modules and a friend with with a t2 battlecruiser and maxed out speed gang skills.

But without too much effort you can easily go 4-5km/s. You only need an Interceptor with a t2 microwarp drive and some named nanofibers. Maybe 2-3 months of skill training and 20-30m isk.

As for ship while the Osprey might look a bit like Serenity I think an Exequror would be closer to it in function. Osprey is a mining cruiser, Exequror is a cargo cruiser.

"The Exequror is a heavy cargo cruiser capable of defending itself against raiding frigates, but lacks prowess in heavier combat situations. It is mainly used in relatively peaceful areas where bulk and strength is needed without too much investment involved."

free2play

All speed in Eve is knowing the stacks.

Low spots mean more injecotrs. 30 ms is small, then x 5 is not so small.

Then add mwd or AB and it can be up to 600% of 30 x 5 and say a base of 275.

If you look at armor tankers, they have alot of low slots. Amarr cruisers for example can be converted into bullets.

The fastest tech 1 is perhaps the factional Daredevil because it has a huge bonus for MWD activation. A nooblet could easy get 2200ms true speed out of it. While say the above Amarr shows 3600 T1 speed, you never really get there, inertia is too low and it takes too long.

On Inertia, this dictates your warp out speed as well and that is where Frigates and other tiny vessels rule. They warp fast, the gain speed fast. For the nooblet though, 3 months or less just look for more low slots and don't cry if you have to sac a little cargo because there is the core of Eve. All actions have a reaction, all good is neutralized.

LordSlater

One Word NANOFIBRES those low slot thingys really speed you up in conjunction with a MWD or afterburner.

sidebuster

**head explodes**

RollinDutch

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Originally posted by free2play

All speed in Eve is knowing the stacks.
Low spots mean more injecotrs. 30 ms is small, then x 5 is not so small.
Then add mwd or AB and it can be up to 600% of 30 x 5 and say a base of 275.
If you look at armor tankers, they have alot of low slots. Amarr cruisers for example can be converted into bullets.
The fastest tech 1 is perhaps the factional Daredevil because it has a huge bonus for MWD activation. A nooblet could easy get 2200ms true speed out of it. While say the above Amarr shows 3600 T1 speed, you never really get there, inertia is too low and it takes too long.
On Inertia, this dictates your warp out speed as well and that is where Frigates and other tiny vessels rule. They warp fast, the gain speed fast. For the nooblet though, 3 months or less just look for more low slots and don't cry if you have to sac a little cargo because there is the core of Eve. All actions have a reaction, all good is neutralized.

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Amarr ships are utter garbage for speed. As a whole, they tend to be massive, which means that theyre sluggish and they get poor performance from ABs and MWDs (There are a few exceptions, the crusader hauls some ass and the zealot is quite nimble for a HAC). If you need a lot of cargo space with some speed, try a sigil with 5 nanofibers and a 10mn afterburner. With poor skills, it should approach 850 m/s while holding nearly 4k m3 of cargo. It'll be extremely fragile though, so use it in hostile space at your own risk.

For effective, day-to-day speed, you'll want to look at gallente or minmatar ships. The Rifter pulls down excellent speed for a t1 frigate with a MWD, and packs a serious punch as well. Slashers lack any real combat or hauling capability, but can almost outrun interceptors. Ruptures and stabbers are very quick at the cruiser level, although a thorax has more sustainable speed. An exequeror makes a nice, quick hauling cruiser, although it doesnt have the ability to absorb damage like the t2 transport ships.