The TE nerf really hurt it’s ability to deal damage at point range. The ‘Cane lost quite a bit of speed and it has fallen behind the curve. Hurricane (Tier 3): Medium autocannons just aren’t reliable enough for solo or small gangs. It is still able to bring the pain and can shred cruisers if you have some tackle on them. With ships like the Gila and Orthrus around, it just can’t stick around like it used to, while the Oracle and Tornado have much more reliable damage and operate at safer ranges. Talos (Tier 2): The TE nerf left it too vulnerable. Often underestimated or thought to be bait. It has a nice amount of utility options in the highs. Prophecy (Tier 2): While not as versatile as the Myrmidon, the Prophecy is pretty powerful and can deal with frigates well, while also having the power to outbrawl a pirate cruiser or HAC. It loses to the Oracle for direct damage in gangs but has selectable damage types and artillery fits are still decent. Tornado (Tier 2): The Tornado is the fastest attack battlecruiser and probably has the best slot layout for one. Can also fit a beastly tank while keeping all those utility mid slots for sensor boosters if sitting on a gate is your calling in life. Gnosis (Tier 2): The agility, flexible layout and bonuses make this ship unpredictable, much like a Hookbill. It has a very respectable active tank with good bonuses. It has good damage projection and tracking with drones, making it very flexible.Ĭyclone (Tier 2): A surprisingly mobile battlecruiser that is actually a decent PvP ship. Myrmidon (Tier 1): The Myrmidon is very versatile and there still are a lot of legitimate fits for it. Using a single warp speed rig lets it keep up with combat cruisers. After the change to hyperspatial rigs this will be a good ship to roam with. Oracle (Tier 1): It is not as fast or good at anti-support as the pirate cruisers but it will still deal a ton of damage at good ranges. In the current metagame of EVE, these ships are rarely seen, perhaps the warp speed change will improve that state of affairs. Tier 2: Brutix Navy Issue, Harbinger Navy Issue Tier 3: Hurricane, Harbinger, Brutix, Ferox, Naga Tier 2: Cyclone, Gnosis, Tornado, Prophecy, Talos The ships to the left are stronger than the ones on the right. Most of the problems come from bad slot design or being completely outclassed by a much better ship which performs an almost identical role. Trash Tier: These ships are bad and usually unflyable. Tier 3: These ships are struggling a bit and could use a small push in the right direction, but still are perfectly flyable.
Tier 1: These ships are great they are competitive and have plenty of options against other ships in the same grouping OP: This ship is really strong and not only completely outclasses ships in the same group or role, but is also meta-defining and oppressive to ships in other roles which it doesn’t belong in.īorderline OP: This ship is really strong although not in a completely oppressive way. So let’s start by explaining my rating system for this.
Fitting and piloting skills can shift ships to a higher or lower tier depending on how good you are. Many of the ships here are very similar in power and while one might be at a lower tier it can still get kills versus ships in higher levels. In this part I take a look at battlecruisers from a small gang perspective. This is part three of the ship tier list, you can read part one here, and part two here. Battlecruiser Tier List Gorski Car on Share Tweet
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