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:A common technique gankers use is bumping. | :A common technique gankers use is bumping. | ||
:The first scenario is the most common. A bumping ship starts to bump you (usually a Machariel) while aligning, and prevents you from warping. Once you are far from the gate guns, a DPS fleet (often Catalysts, Coercers, bombers, Talos) land on you, and kill you. This can be | :The first scenario is the most common. A bumping ship starts to bump you (usually a Machariel) while aligning, and prevents you from warping. Once you are far from the gate guns, a DPS fleet (often Catalysts, Coercers, bombers, Talos) land on you, and kill you. This can be prevented by webbing yourself before the bump starts. | ||
:The second scenario is less common, but can happen, mostly if you don’t respect the 2B rules or the double wrap rule. You are scanned a few gates before the ganking system or at your undock (often by Blackbird, Heron, Maulus), and the ganking team | :The second scenario is less common, but can happen, mostly if you don’t respect the 2B rules or the double wrap rule. You are scanned a few gates before the ganking system or at your undock (often by Blackbird, Heron, Maulus), and the ganking team waits for you on the gate. As soon as you decloak, they tackle you and kill you. This can be prevented by following the safety rules, and by scouting the hot systems. | ||
=== Webbing === | === Webbing === | ||