Simple really- the heavier the ship the higher the masslock factor.
It means hull tanks would act as anchors, while light shield hulks would be pinned. Smaller ships could become harder to pin in this way if they sacrifice internal space / jump range for weight.
It would give B rated modules, HRP / MRPs and weight gaining engineering a positive side.
As said earlier it would give hulltanks a purpose, and diminish large shield builds without fiddling directly with them.
It would add an extra dimension to outfitting, as you then balance a potentially higher mass lock with agility and jump range.
It means hull tanks would act as anchors, while light shield hulks would be pinned. Smaller ships could become harder to pin in this way if they sacrifice internal space / jump range for weight.
It would give B rated modules, HRP / MRPs and weight gaining engineering a positive side.
As said earlier it would give hulltanks a purpose, and diminish large shield builds without fiddling directly with them.
It would add an extra dimension to outfitting, as you then balance a potentially higher mass lock with agility and jump range.
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