Ships of "EVE Online" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Dominix Navy Issue

The Dominix, the base hull for this ship, has the one of the largest drone bays in EVE, at 375m^3. The DNI one-ups the regular Dominix with a drone bay of 400m^3. It is a specialized drone boat, and from the Gallente faction, meaning that its drones are even better, since the Gallente are the most prolific drone users in game.

Answer: Republic Fleet Firetail

Only the Minmatar get bonuses to projectile turrets, as they are the only projectile turret users in the entire game. As the Firetail is a Matari ship, it is logical that it would get Projectile Turret bonuses.

Answer: Scorpion

The Scorpion is a Caldari ship. In itself, this means that it will most likely get bonuses to shields, missiles, hybrid turret range, and EWAR. Scorpions are equally touted as death-ships, because people hate them so much that they are nearly always primary.

Answer: Revelation

If you know the ships of "EVE", you would notice the choices are all Dreadnoughts. Yes, that's right, Dreadnoughts. Chribba flies a Amarrian Dreadnought, that's the Revelation, for mining purposes. Again, yes, one of the most powerful ships in the game is being used to mine. Which is incredibly hilarious and awesome at the same time.

He also flies an Avatar, the Veldatar, solely for mining more veldspar.

Answer: Brutix

Brutixes (or Brutices?) are Gallente ships, and receive bonuses to blasters. Fitted with a microwarpdrive, it can get up close and personal very quickly, but, as the microwarpdrive destroys your capacitor, as do blasters, if your capacitor dies, you're dead in the vacuum.

Answer: Drake

The words "passive tank" and "Drake" almost always appear in the same sentence. Basically, no ship in the game can beat the Drake at passive tanking. Your capacitor is essentially useless in this case, because the Drake uses missiles (no cap required), and a passive tank is exactly that, passive, requiring no cap either.

Answer: Stabber

The Vagabond is the fastest cruiser in the game, built off the incredibly fast Stabber hull. It lacks firepower, but is capable of a mean speed tank.

Answer: Eagle

While all three of these ships can fit railguns, only the Cormorant and Eagle get range bonuses. However, as a Heavy Assault Ship, the Eagle can get a total of 100% increase to range, meaning well over 100km of optimal damage, without fitting any modifiers. The Cormorant can only reach that range with a set of Tracking Computers and scripts.

Answer: Worm, Gila, Rattlesnake

Only the Sansha's Nation fleet and Guristas fleet have Caldari ship bonuses. However, the Guristas is also Gallente-affiliated, meaning that they have the Gallente penchant for drones. Consequently, the Gila and Rattlesnake have the some of the largest drone bays in the game at 400m^3.

Answer: Tengu

T3 strategic cruisers are unique in that their components are entirely modular. Additionally, you can add and remove components as you wish. Each component you change can change the entire mission profile of the ship, allowing to use one ship for many different roles.

The Caldari are renowned for their missile abilities. It therefore makes sense that their T3 cruiser could be fitted for missiles.

Granted, only the Loki could also have a missile based fitting. However, their missile fitting has a split 3 launcher-3 turret setup, while the Tengu can get a maximum of 5 launchers. Also, the Tengu subsystem has bonuses set up for launchers, while the Loki has a split bonus system. In terms of who's the best at missiles, the winner is clearly the Tengu.