Priority Intercept - Revision history

Psydev at 08:20, 20 July 2019

2019-07-20T08:20:08Z

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	: ''(Not to be confused with [~~http://planets.nu/#/howtoplay/mis-cloak-~~and~~-intercept Cloak &~~ Intercept mission])		: ''(Not to be confused with [[Cloak and Intercept]] mission.)

	Formerly called "Cloak Intercept", it is now called "Priority Intercept Attack" at Planets.Nu. It is a tactic that allows any ship with a [[cloaking]] device to ignore normal [[Combat Order]] and attack a specific target. To use this tactic, a ship with a cloaking device must use the intercept mission to engage its target before normal combat occurs.		Formerly called "Cloak Intercept", it is now called "Priority Intercept Attack" at Planets.Nu. It is a tactic that allows any ship with a [[cloaking]] device to ignore normal [[Combat Order]] and attack a specific target. To use this tactic, a ship with a cloaking device must use the intercept mission to engage its target before normal combat occurs.

Psydev at 08:19, 20 July 2019

2019-07-20T08:19:10Z

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	: ''(Not to be confused with [~~https~~://planets.nu/#/howtoplay/mis-cloak-and-intercept Cloak & Intercept mission])		: ''(Not to be confused with [http://planets.nu/#/howtoplay/mis-cloak-and-intercept Cloak & Intercept mission])

	Formerly called "Cloak Intercept", it is now called "Priority Intercept Attack" at Planets.Nu. It is a tactic that allows any ship with a [[cloaking]] device to ignore normal [[Combat Order]] and attack a specific target. To use this tactic, a ship with a cloaking device must use the intercept mission to engage its target before normal combat occurs.		Formerly called "Cloak Intercept", it is now called "Priority Intercept Attack" at Planets.Nu. It is a tactic that allows any ship with a [[cloaking]] device to ignore normal [[Combat Order]] and attack a specific target. To use this tactic, a ship with a cloaking device must use the intercept mission to engage its target before normal combat occurs.
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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
	[~~https~~://help.planets.nu/cloak-intercept Priority Intercept Attack (planets.nu)]		[http://help.planets.nu/cloak-intercept Priority Intercept Attack (planets.nu)]

Psydev: added clarification, distinguishing for C&I mission. Posted link to Nu.

2019-07-19T08:10:34Z

added clarification, distinguishing for C&I mission. Posted link to Nu.

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	Cloak Intercept, ~~referred to as~~ Priority Intercept Attack at Planets.Nu, is a tactic that allows any ship with a [[cloaking]] device to ignore normal [[Combat Order]] and attack a specific target.		: ''(Not to be confused with [https://planets.nu/#/howtoplay/mis-cloak-and-intercept Cloak & Intercept mission])

			Formerly called "Cloak Intercept", it is now called "Priority Intercept Attack" at Planets.Nu. It is a tactic that allows any ship with a [[cloaking]] device to ignore normal [[Combat Order]] and attack a specific target. To use this tactic, a ship with a cloaking device must use the intercept mission to engage its target before normal combat occurs.

	The cloaking device need not be remotely functional, only present. The ship can be heavily damaged, and still successfully perform a cloak intercept. Even [[Ion storm]]s and [[Nebula]]e do not stop a cloak intercept.		The cloaking device need not be remotely functional, only present. The ship can be heavily damaged, and still successfully perform a cloak intercept. Even [[Ion storm]]s and [[Nebula]]e do not stop a cloak intercept.
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	The most common use of this mechanism is to remove ships from enemy fleets, especially when they're in deep space, sacrificing your ship to destroy the enemy's ship. For instance, destroying a [[Cobol Class Research Cruiser\|Cobol]] or [[Neutronic Refinery Ship\|NRS]] in an enemy fleet can cripple an entire offensive, buying you critical time to mount a counterattack, or by forcing the enemy to send fewer ships.		The most common use of this mechanism is to remove ships from enemy fleets, especially when they're in deep space, sacrificing your ship to destroy the enemy's ship. For instance, destroying a [[Cobol Class Research Cruiser\|Cobol]] or [[Neutronic Refinery Ship\|NRS]] in an enemy fleet can cripple an entire offensive, buying you critical time to mount a counterattack, or by forcing the enemy to send fewer ships.


	[[Category:Tactics]]		[[Category:Tactics]]

			== External Links ==
			[https://help.planets.nu/cloak-intercept Priority Intercept Attack (planets.nu)]

Psydev: Psydev moved page Cloak Intercept to Priority Intercept: The old "cloak intercept" is now referred to as "Priority Intercept". At planets.nu, there is a new ability, "Cloaked Intercept" AKA "Cloak + Intercept", which is quite different. I thin...

2017-10-05T22:36:28Z

Psydev moved page Cloak Intercept to Priority Intercept: The old "cloak intercept" is now referred to as "Priority Intercept". At planets.nu, there is a new ability, "Cloaked Intercept" AKA "Cloak + Intercept", which is quite different. I thin...

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Glyn at 17:14, 10 January 2017

2017-01-10T17:14:21Z

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	Cloak Intercept, ~~occasionally~~ referred to as Intercept Attack, is a tactic that allows any ship with a [[cloaking]] device to ignore normal [[Combat Order]] and attack a specific target.		Cloak Intercept, referred to as Priority Intercept Attack at Planets.Nu, is a tactic that allows any ship with a [[cloaking]] device to ignore normal [[Combat Order]] and attack a specific target.

	The cloaking device need not be remotely functional, only present. The ship can be heavily damaged, and still successfully perform a cloak intercept. Even [[Ion storm]]s and [[Nebula]]e do not stop a cloak intercept.		The cloaking device need not be remotely functional, only present. The ship can be heavily damaged, and still successfully perform a cloak intercept. Even [[Ion storm]]s and [[Nebula]]e do not stop a cloak intercept.

	After the ship has successfully intercepted its target and one or both ships are hostile to each other (be it [[Primary Enemy]] or Kill [[mission]]), it will first engage its target and then (if it survives) fight in the regular battle order.		After the ship has successfully intercepted its target and one or both ships are hostile to each other (be it [[Primary Enemy]] or Kill [[mission]]), it will first engage its target fighting from the right hand side and then (if it survives) fight in the regular battle order.

	The most common use of this mechanism is to remove ships from enemy fleets, especially when they're in deep space, sacrificing your ship to destroy the enemy's ship. For instance, destroying a [[Cobol Class Research Cruiser\|Cobol]] or [[Neutronic Refinery Ship\|NRS]] in an enemy fleet can cripple an entire offensive, buying you critical time to mount a counterattack, or by forcing the enemy to send fewer ships.		The most common use of this mechanism is to remove ships from enemy fleets, especially when they're in deep space, sacrificing your ship to destroy the enemy's ship. For instance, destroying a [[Cobol Class Research Cruiser\|Cobol]] or [[Neutronic Refinery Ship\|NRS]] in an enemy fleet can cripple an entire offensive, buying you critical time to mount a counterattack, or by forcing the enemy to send fewer ships.

	[[Category:Tactics]]		[[Category:Tactics]]

ChallengeSpaceYard at 05:47, 13 December 2013

2013-12-13T05:47:01Z

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	A ship ~~equipped~~ with a cloaking device ~~and on the intercept mission will~~ ignore ~~the regular combat order~~ and attack ~~its intercept~~ target ~~first. During its intercept mission the ship is not cloaked and will not cloak after combat, although the name of this operation may suggest this~~.		Cloak Intercept, occasionally referred to as Intercept Attack, is a tactic that allows any ship with a [[cloaking]] device to ignore normal [[Combat Order]] and attack a specific target.

	~~After the~~ ship ~~has~~ successfully ~~intercepted its target (and either has set its primary enemy to the target'~~s ~~race or is being attacked by the target), it will first engage its target~~ and ~~then (if it survives) fight in the regular battle order~~.		The cloaking device need not be remotely functional, only present. The ship can be heavily damaged, and still successfully perform a cloak intercept. Even [[Ion storm]]s and [[Nebula]]e do not stop a cloak intercept.

	The most common use of this mechanism is to remove ships from enemy fleets, sacrificing your ship to destroy the enemy's ship. For instance, destroying a Cobol or ~~Fuel~~ Refinery in an enemy fleet can cripple an entire offensive, buying you critical time to mount a counterattack, or by forcing the enemy to send fewer ships.		After the ship has successfully intercepted its target and one or both ships are hostile to each other (be it [[Primary Enemy]] or Kill [[mission]]), it will first engage its target and then (if it survives) fight in the regular battle order.

			The most common use of this mechanism is to remove ships from enemy fleets, especially when they're in deep space, sacrificing your ship to destroy the enemy's ship. For instance, destroying a [[Cobol Class Research Cruiser\|Cobol]] or [[Neutronic Refinery Ship\|NRS]] in an enemy fleet can cripple an entire offensive, buying you critical time to mount a counterattack, or by forcing the enemy to send fewer ships.

	~~=See Also=~~
	~~[[Cloaking]]<br>~~
	~~[[Combat Order]]~~
	[[Category:Tactics]]		[[Category:Tactics]]

HandsomeCam at 18:26, 29 November 2012

2012-11-29T18:26:55Z

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	~~= Cloaked Intercept =~~
	A ship equipped with a cloaking device and on the intercept mission will ignore the regular combat order and attack its intercept target first. During its intercept mission the ship is not cloaked and will not cloak after combat, although the name of this operation may suggest this.		A ship equipped with a cloaking device and on the intercept mission will ignore the regular combat order and attack its intercept target first. During its intercept mission the ship is not cloaked and will not cloak after combat, although the name of this operation may suggest this.

	After the ship has successfully intercepted its target (and either has set its primary enemy to the target's race or is being attacked by the target), it will first engage its target and then (if it survives) fight in the regular battle order.		After the ship has successfully intercepted its target (and either has set its primary enemy to the target's race or is being attacked by the target), it will first engage its target and then (if it survives) fight in the regular battle order.

Rbos at 20:13, 21 June 2012

2012-06-21T20:13:50Z

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	= Cloaked Intercept =		= Cloaked Intercept =
	A ship equipped with a cloaking device and on the intercept mission will ignore the regular combat order and attack its intercept target first. During its intercept mission the ship is not cloaked and will not cloak after combat, although the name of this operation may suggest this.		A ship equipped with a cloaking device and on the intercept mission will ignore the regular combat order and attack its intercept target first. During its intercept mission the ship is not cloaked and will not cloak after combat, although the name of this operation may suggest this.
	After the ship has successfully intercepted ~~it's~~ target (and either has set ~~it's~~ primary enemy to the target's race or is being attacked by the target), it will first ~~engange it's~~ target and then (if it survives) fight in the regular battle order.		After the ship has successfully intercepted its target (and either has set its primary enemy to the target's race or is being attacked by the target), it will first engage its target and then (if it survives) fight in the regular battle order.

	The most common use of this mechanism is to remove ships from enemy fleets, sacrificing your ship to destroy the enemy's ship. For instance, destroying a Cobol or Fuel Refinery in an enemy fleet can cripple an entire offensive, buying you critical time to mount a counterattack, or by forcing the enemy to send fewer ships.		The most common use of this mechanism is to remove ships from enemy fleets, sacrificing your ship to destroy the enemy's ship. For instance, destroying a Cobol or Fuel Refinery in an enemy fleet can cripple an entire offensive, buying you critical time to mount a counterattack, or by forcing the enemy to send fewer ships.

Protomatter: /* cloaked Intercept */

2012-06-19T18:38:31Z

cloaked Intercept

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	= ~~cloaked~~ Intercept =		= Cloaked Intercept =
	A ship equipped with a cloaking device and on the intercept mission will ignore the regular combat order and attack its intercept target first. During its intercept mission the ship is not cloaked and will not cloak after combat, although the name of this operation may suggest this.		A ship equipped with a cloaking device and on the intercept mission will ignore the regular combat order and attack its intercept target first. During its intercept mission the ship is not cloaked and will not cloak after combat, although the name of this operation may suggest this.
	After the ship has successfully intercepted it's target (and either has set it's primary enemy to the target's race or is being attacked by the target), it will first engange it's target and then (if it survives) fight in the regular battle order.		After the ship has successfully intercepted it's target (and either has set it's primary enemy to the target's race or is being attacked by the target), it will first engange it's target and then (if it survives) fight in the regular battle order.

	The most common use of this mechanism is to remove ships from enemy fleets, sacrificing your ship to destroy the enemy's ship. For instance, destroying a Cobol or Fuel Refinery in an enemy fleet can cripple an entire offensive, buying you critical time to mount a counterattack, or by forcing the enemy to send fewer ships.		The most common use of this mechanism is to remove ships from enemy fleets, sacrificing your ship to destroy the enemy's ship. For instance, destroying a Cobol or Fuel Refinery in an enemy fleet can cripple an entire offensive, buying you critical time to mount a counterattack, or by forcing the enemy to send fewer ships.

	=See Also=		=See Also=

Protomatter at 18:38, 19 June 2012

2012-06-19T18:38:16Z

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			= cloaked Intercept =
	A ship equipped with a cloaking device and on the intercept mission will ignore the regular combat order and attack its intercept target first. During its intercept mission the ship is not cloaked and will not cloak after combat, although the name of this operation may suggest this.		A ship equipped with a cloaking device and on the intercept mission will ignore the regular combat order and attack its intercept target first. During its intercept mission the ship is not cloaked and will not cloak after combat, although the name of this operation may suggest this.
	After the ship has successfully intercepted it's target (and either has set it's primary enemy to the target's race or is being attacked by the target), it will first engange it's target and then (if it survives) fight in the regular battle order.		After the ship has successfully intercepted it's target (and either has set it's primary enemy to the target's race or is being attacked by the target), it will first engange it's target and then (if it survives) fight in the regular battle order.