[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text]Oftentimes, the time-to-kill in ship combat can feel fast in Star Citizen. I’m not worried. I’ve experienced faster and slower. Plus we know that combat mechanics are still evolving, with adjustments coming down the pike. However, there’s something that we should all be doing now, that I rarely see pilots doing when watching their videos. It’s relatively easy and can mean the difference in surviving an encounter. I’m talking about shield management.
In the video below you can see me adjusting shields as necessary. Keep an eye on the left side of my cockpit. The shield management window will appear very quickly when adjustments are being made. If I’m flying head on into a cluster of enemy ships, I increase the strength of the front shield. If I’m being sniped in the back while taking on foes in the front, I increase my rear shield and so on.
To learn about proactive and reactive shield management check out my article on REDACTED.
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