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Deigobene
Joined: Tue Oct 16, 2012 9:26 pm
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Darth Flagitious wrote: Best advice for dealing with Combat Reputation: IGNORE IT. It's completely meaningless. I am not worthy to argue with Darth Flagitious, but while Combat Rep doesn't mean everything, having a bad one does mean you are immediately a more likely target on the BT. People are always more likely to take a nibble, especially if your deaths are high and kills are low, but you can always improve Blackfox. You just need to make sure you disable a couple more each day than you get disabled and after a month or two you will notice the difference 
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| Thu Mar 21, 2013 12:33 am |
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Darth Flagitious
Joined: Thu Nov 25, 2010 6:49 pm
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Deigobene wrote: Darth Flagitious wrote: Best advice for dealing with Combat Reputation: IGNORE IT. It's completely meaningless. I am not worthy to argue with Darth Flagitious Nope, you're not worthy...  _________________Ranks 400+ Join us in exploring..  [20:40] Wredz: just hacked a massive extremely rich minting planet from someone.. thats the best planet i ever hacked [20:43] DarthFlagitious: is it spearmint or peppermint?
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elerian
Joined: Tue Oct 25, 2011 3:25 am
Posts: 2360
Location: New York
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Darth Flagitious wrote: Best advice for dealing with Combat Reputation: IGNORE IT. It's completely meaningless. While true people look for it, side note : personal preferance i would much rather have a laughable rep. _________________ 
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Darky
Joined: Sun Mar 10, 2013 3:57 pm
Posts: 379
Location: Shouldn't matter to you, I know where you are.
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I'm guessing the topic of improving combat rep has probably been dismissed already but the BT isn't the only place to look, look at your ship log for players that hacked you, ships that do a lot of hacking aren't usually very strong. At least from my experiences.
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senatorhung
Joined: Sat Oct 15, 2011 5:09 am
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Darky wrote: I'm guessing the topic of improving combat rep has probably been dismissed already but the BT isn't the only place to look, look at your ship log for players that hacked you, ships that do a lot of hacking aren't usually very strong. At least from my experiences. lol, just got my black hat medal this week ... feel free to try me if you find me on your bt ... i am always happy to find another chew toy to play with  _________________Rank 3950 Litheor Governor 100% DCR r385-r2200 GL Marauder #26
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Ko-Chan
Joined: Tue Oct 04, 2011 12:51 am
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Didn't see anyone post this so he could see where he needs to be to begin improving his rep: (these are kills vs. disables, so once you get up to only 49 more deaths vs. kills, you will start to improve beginning with "Feeble")
-50 or -more Laughable
-49 to -40 Feeble
-39 to -30 Weak
-29 to -20 Passive
-19 to 10 Balanced
11 to 20 Harmful
21 to 40 Dangerous
41 to 80 Deadly
81 to 160 Menacing
161 to 320 Savage
321 or more Insane
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Darky
Joined: Sun Mar 10, 2013 3:57 pm
Posts: 379
Location: Shouldn't matter to you, I know where you are.
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senatorhung wrote: Darky wrote: I'm guessing the topic of improving combat rep has probably been dismissed already but the BT isn't the only place to look, look at your ship log for players that hacked you, ships that do a lot of hacking aren't usually very strong. At least from my experiences. lol, just got my black hat medal this week ... feel free to try me if you find me on your bt ... i am always happy to find another chew toy to play with Well, the day I posted that, 3 out of the 4 ships that hacked me overnight (and did nothing else) I disabled really easily. I'm guessing this probably changes at higher ranks? _________________
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Fabulon
Joined: Sat Jul 03, 2010 1:18 pm
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Darky wrote: senatorhung wrote: Darky wrote: I'm guessing the topic of improving combat rep has probably been dismissed already but the BT isn't the only place to look, look at your ship log for players that hacked you, ships that do a lot of hacking aren't usually very strong. At least from my experiences. lol, just got my black hat medal this week ... feel free to try me if you find me on your bt ... i am always happy to find another chew toy to play with Well, the day I posted that, 3 out of the 4 ships that hacked me overnight (and did nothing else) I disabled really easily. I'm guessing this probably changes at higher ranks? No- not really. there are some very good ships that hack- but in general those that specialise in it stay weak until they get to the point where they have all modules loaded- so at a very high level- well over 600 usually. I love finding zolazin on bt usually. They die quickly and quietly _________________ Once Fabulon, now known as Thebloodynine Most exasperated leader at Project Anarchy. Don't talk to me till the caffeine hit is in Have given up caffeine- probably best just not to talk to me
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Chakotay
Joined: Fri May 14, 2010 7:30 pm
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Believe it or not I was at laughable combat rep. Just start a spree on the bt. If you get disabled.. kill 2 on bt. Keep doing that ratio. Make it easier make sure you trap probe and tap and move on people with 3 disables 3 raids 3 hacks.
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Spaceman
Joined: Wed Oct 24, 2012 5:30 pm
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A good way to improve combat rep is not to piss off players so much that they have to kill you repeatedly huh  _________________  Click banner to join legion
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