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'''Boost Speed''' is the speed that a ship travels when the boost function is activated (Default "Tab"). When activating boost the ship's | '''Boost Speed''' is the speed that a ship travels when the boost function is activated (Default "Tab"). When activating boost the ship's thresher's are pushed past their normal capabilities which provides extra speed and | ||
☀maneuverability. Boost can only be activated in normal space when there is enough energy in the ships Engine capacitor and generates [[heat]] upon activation. Upgrading equipment can allow for more frequent boosts and/or a higher boost speed depending on the module that was upgraded. Currently boost speeds vary from ship to ship and range from 200 m/s to 500 m/s. | |||
Boosting is very useful in combat and when used correctly can provide a significant edge. Activating a boost and quickly turning with Flight Assist Off can allow a pilot to change the direction they're facing. Spamming boost can allow a player to move faster than usual and possibly outrun attackers or catch up with prey - this tactic works better with some ships more than others. For example while the [[Viper]] has the fastest normal speed; the [[Cobra]] can move faster when constantly activating boost. | Boosting is very useful in combat and when used correctly can provide a significant edge. Activating a boost and quickly turning with Flight Assist Off can allow a pilot to change the direction they're facing. Spamming boost can allow a player to move faster than usual and possibly outrun attackers or catch up with prey - this tactic works better with some ships more than others. For example while the [[Viper]] has the fastest normal speed; the [[Cobra]] can move faster when constantly activating boost. | ||