I didn't read the replies, so sorry if this is redundant.
First, you can kill any ship with help. Go to a Low Intensity RES and wait until the cops are close by. Let the pirate scan you and turn away. Make sure you scan him before opening up. Let the cops help you take the pirate down. You can also just wait until the cops do a lot of the work for you and then tag the pirate for the money.
Once you do this for a few million credits, you can start the attack earlier. You'll gain experience on how the AI moves and can counter them. They all have a set of patterns and you'll learn them as you go along. Once you get this down, you can graduate to a High Intensity RES for faster money.
The AI is significantly better now, but no more dangerous than before. Just take a little time to re-adjust and look for the flight patterns. Be ready to wake out if you get into trouble. No need to high wake unless you're mass locked. I have the "s" key mapped to low wake and the "h" key mapped to high wake. A low wake can reset the instance and you can get right back into it if you want.
And I'd avoid Clippers until their shields are down in your case for now. Once you get the patterns down, they get pretty squishy.
Good hunting CMDR.
First, you can kill any ship with help. Go to a Low Intensity RES and wait until the cops are close by. Let the pirate scan you and turn away. Make sure you scan him before opening up. Let the cops help you take the pirate down. You can also just wait until the cops do a lot of the work for you and then tag the pirate for the money.
Once you do this for a few million credits, you can start the attack earlier. You'll gain experience on how the AI moves and can counter them. They all have a set of patterns and you'll learn them as you go along. Once you get this down, you can graduate to a High Intensity RES for faster money.
The AI is significantly better now, but no more dangerous than before. Just take a little time to re-adjust and look for the flight patterns. Be ready to wake out if you get into trouble. No need to high wake unless you're mass locked. I have the "s" key mapped to low wake and the "h" key mapped to high wake. A low wake can reset the instance and you can get right back into it if you want.
And I'd avoid Clippers until their shields are down in your case for now. Once you get the patterns down, they get pretty squishy.
Good hunting CMDR.
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