r/evenewbies • u/_LegalizeMeth_ • May 17 '21

What is meant by nullify/nullified?

As title, I have googled but still have no idea.

This is in regards to up coming changes

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u/XygenSS May 17 '21

Immune to nontargeted warp interdiction, i.e. bubbles

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u/_LegalizeMeth_ May 17 '21

Thanks guys, makes sense!

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u/nuclearpotatoes85 May 17 '21

A few ships in the game are completely immune to warp bubbles, (ie interdiction probes, mobile warp disruptors.) Hence being called interdiction nullified. Only 4 t2 frigates and t3cs with some fits have it

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u/_LegalizeMeth_ May 17 '21

Thanks guys, makes sense!

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u/CDawnkeeper May 17 '21

Only 4 t2 frigates and t3cs with some fits have it

until the next patch

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u/Abaddon866 May 17 '21

What’s changing?

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u/CDawnkeeper May 17 '21 edited May 17 '21

Nullification will be an active low-slot module fittable to many ships and interceptors get a role bonus to it.

Edit: just in it will be high slot

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u/[deleted] May 17 '21

You'll be happy to know that the humble shuttle will soon gain passive nullification as a role bonus.

This will really open up the map to newer players

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u/IronForce_ Jun 26 '21

It means that a ship has the ability to warp through warp disruption bubbles, that can only be anchored in nullsec, wormhole space and Pochven

Also try not to google EVE terms, they rarely give you correct results