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	== Detailed Stats ==		== Detailed Stats ==
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	! Main Speed		! Main Speed !! Thruster Speed !! Range !! Acceleration !! Top Speed In !! Turn Rate !! Radar box, m (width × height × length) !! Side-on !! Nose-on !! 45° off nose, level !! Peak, banked 45° (angle off nose)
	! Thruster Speed
	! Range
	! Acceleration
	! Top Speed In
	! Turn Rate
	! Radar ~~Cross Section~~ (~~Front/~~Side)
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	\| 650-850 m/s Boost<br>225-150 m/s Main \|\| 30-40 m/s Boost<br>150-225 m/s Main \|\| 4936-8098 m Boost<br>1165-7130 m Main \|\| 61.2-81.6 G Boost<br>16.3-32.7 G Main \|\| 1.4-0.8 sec Boost<br>1.4-0.5 sec Main \|\| 4.4-12.8 G Boost<br>2.8-8.2 G Main \|\| 625 ~~m<sup>2</sup>/950 m<sup>2</sup>~~		\| 650-850 m/s Boost<br>225-150 m/s Main \|\| 30-40 m/s Boost<br>150-225 m/s Main \|\| 4936-8098 m Boost<br>1165-7130 m Main \|\| 61.2-81.6 G Boost<br>16.3-32.7 G Main \|\| 1.4-0.8 sec Boost<br>1.4-0.5 sec Main \|\| 4.4-12.8 G Boost<br>2.8-8.2 G Main \|\| 25 × 25 × 38 \|\| 950 \|\| 625 \|\| 1,114 \|\| 1,482 (65°)
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	* A range-capable seeker (e.g. ACT, CMD) sees a target AND the missile is within staging range of the target AND no higher priority seeker sees a target		* A range-capable seeker (e.g. ACT, CMD) sees a target AND the missile is within staging range of the target AND no higher priority seeker sees a target
	* A direction-only seeker (e.g. ARAD, HOJ, SAH, WAKE) sees a target AND no higher priority seeker sees a target		* A direction-only seeker (e.g. ARAD, HOJ, SAH, WAKE) sees a target AND no higher priority seeker sees a target
	* ~~All seekers and~~ reject ~~validators are jammed~~ (e.g. ACTr/[CMD] ~~will~~ not stage ~~when radar~~ jammed ~~unless also command jammed)~~		* A direction-only seeker (e.g. ARAD, HOJ, SAH, WAKE) is jammed or a non-reject range-capable seeker (e.g. ACT, CMD) whose 1 km veer-off point is inside the main stage's staging range. A reject seeker such as ACTr/[CMD] aims at a 50 km veer-off point and does not stage from jamming even if every validator is jammed
			* The boost stage burns out

	The boost stage on SDM2 is generally tuned to have maximum speed, with the lowest maneuver that attains the desired range. SDM2 typically use max speed as the 6+km range is more than enough for any anti-craft missile.		The boost stage on SDM2 is generally tuned to have maximum speed, with the lowest maneuver that attains the desired range. SDM2 typically use max speed as the 6+km range is more than enough for any anti-craft missile.

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	\| Available Warheads \|\| BF/BFEL		\| Available Warheads \|\| BF/BFEL
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	~~\| Component Slots \|\|~~ \| Component Slots \|\| W, G, Supp/Seek, Seek<ref>From left to right: Warhead slot, guidance slot, support/seeker slot, seeker slot. </ref>		\| Component Slots \|\| W, G, Supp/Seek, Seek<ref>From left to right: Warhead slot, guidance slot, support/seeker slot, seeker slot. </ref>
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	\| Body Cost \|\| 2 pt		\| Body Cost \|\| 2 pt

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	The SDM-2 cannot be used for Anti-ship, as it does not have access to HE shaped or HEKP warheads.		The SDM-2 cannot be used for Anti-ship, as it does not have access to HE shaped or HEKP warheads.

	Anti-craft warheads are almost always Blast Frag, as EL does not bring useful benefits against craft and costs significantly more. This is because craft, unlike missiles, take 50% damage on a failed roll instead of 0 damage, in addition to HE-frag warheads being less likely to fail against craft<ref>Success probability increases with craft size, and Stealth Coating brings all craft back down below the threshold of taking 0 damage on a failed roll like HE-frag warheads do against missiles</ref>. BF warheads are seen in max warhead, as it allows you to one-shot a normal Claymore bomber even through the Ceramic armor upgrade, any non-ablative Halberd Skiff, or any Tanto, and is even capable of multi-kills if multiple craft are in the 102 meter blast radius.		Anti-craft warheads are almost always Blast Frag, as EL does not bring useful benefits against craft and costs significantly more.<ref>22 points versus 1.6 at warhead size 5, at that size EL raises a crossing intercept against a size-1 craft from about 60% to about 90% and blast radius from about 102 m to about 132 m, while both warheads already beat a 0.30 cm bomber skin.</ref> This is because craft, unlike missiles, take 50% damage on a failed roll instead of 0 damage, in addition to HE-frag warheads being less likely to fail against craft<ref>Success probability increases with craft size, and Stealth Coating brings all craft back down below the threshold of taking 0 damage on a failed roll like HE-frag warheads do against missiles</ref>. BF warheads are seen in max warhead, as it allows you to one-shot a normal Claymore bomber even through the Ceramic armor upgrade, any non-ablative Halberd Skiff, or any Tanto, and is even capable of multi-kills if multiple craft are in the 102 meter blast radius.

	=== Stages ===		=== Stages ===

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	\| Available Warheads \|\| BF/BFEL		\| Available Warheads \|\| BF/BFEL
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	\| Component Slots \|\| W, G, Seek, Seek<ref>From left to right: Warhead slot, guidance slot, seeker slot, seeker slot. </ref>		\| Component Slots \|\| \| Component Slots \|\| W, G, Supp/Seek, Seek<ref>From left to right: Warhead slot, guidance slot, support/seeker slot, seeker slot. </ref>
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	\| Body Cost \|\| 2 pt		\| Body Cost \|\| 2 pt

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Defensive Direct Types

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	Offensive missile designs for the SSM1 are non-existence, as they cannot fit an offensive warhead.		Offensive missile designs for the SSM1 are non-existence, as they cannot fit an offensive warhead.

	=== ~~Defensive Direct~~ Types ===		=== Anti-Craft Missiles Types ===
	* <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) - This version uses a <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> primary seeker, which means the missile will lose track if the target stops being tracked. It is most reliable within 5km of an [[component:ithica-bridgemaster\|'''Ithaca Bridgemaster''']] Radar for it's high track quality. For targets outside this range or in the range of a [[component:bulwark-huntress\|'''Bulwark Huntress''']] radar, use the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) version, as the probability of Kill is equal or better for that one, and thus points spent per kill are lower. One way to take advantage of this behavior is to load several <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) into the magazine above <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles, so the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> missiles are spent first at longer ranges. The <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> secondary serves to trigger craft default evasion that overwrites the normal evasion triggered by <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> seekers, that being to run away, meaning targeted craft will by default spend their time attempting to hide their rear aspect from the <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> seeker of the missile. This helps prevent the target from escaping, increasing the missile's effective range.		* <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) - This version uses a <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> primary seeker, which means the missile will lose track if the target stops being tracked. It is most reliable within 5km of an [[component:ithica-bridgemaster\|'''Ithaca Bridgemaster''']] Radar for it's high track quality. For targets outside this range or in the range of a [[component:bulwark-huntress\|'''Bulwark Huntress''']] radar, use the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) version, as the probability of Kill is equal or better for that one, and thus points spent per kill are lower. One way to take advantage of this behavior is to load several <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) into the magazine above <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles, so the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> missiles are spent first at longer ranges. The <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> secondary serves to trigger craft default evasion that overwrites the normal evasion triggered by <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> seekers, that being to run away, meaning targeted craft will by default spend their time attempting to hide their rear aspect from the <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> seeker of the missile. This helps prevent the target from escaping, increasing the missile's effective range.

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	=== Defensive Direct Types ===		=== Defensive Direct Types ===
	* <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) - This version uses a <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> primary seeker, which means the missile will lose track if the target stops being tracked. It is most reliable within 5km of an [[component:ithica-bridgemaster\|'''Ithaca Bridgemaster''']] Radar for it's high track quality. For targets outside this range or in the range of a [[component:bulwark-huntress\|'''Bulwark Huntress''']] radar, use the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) version, as the probability of Kill is equal or better for that one, and thus points spent per kill are lower. One way to take advantage of this behavior is to load several <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) into the magazine above <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles, so the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> missiles are spent first at longer ranges. ~~<br>~~		* <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) - This version uses a <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> primary seeker, which means the missile will lose track if the target stops being tracked. It is most reliable within 5km of an [[component:ithica-bridgemaster\|'''Ithaca Bridgemaster''']] Radar for it's high track quality. For targets outside this range or in the range of a [[component:bulwark-huntress\|'''Bulwark Huntress''']] radar, use the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) version, as the probability of Kill is equal or better for that one, and thus points spent per kill are lower. One way to take advantage of this behavior is to load several <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) into the magazine above <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles, so the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> missiles are spent first at longer ranges. The <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> secondary serves to trigger craft default evasion that overwrites the normal evasion triggered by <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> seekers, that being to run away, meaning targeted craft will by default spend their time attempting to hide their rear aspect from the <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> seeker of the missile. This helps prevent the target from escaping, increasing the missile's effective range.
	The <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> secondary serves to trigger craft default evasion that overwrites the normal evasion triggered by <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> seekers, that being to run away, meaning targeted craft will by default spend their time attempting to hide their rear aspect from the <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> seeker of the missile. This helps prevent the target from escaping, increasing the missile's effective range.

	* <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) - More reliable than the <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) combination when outside the coverage of an [[component:ithica-bridgemaster\|'''Ithaca Bridgemaster''']] Radar's high track quality. One way to take advantage of this behavior is to load several <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles into the magazine above <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles, so the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> missiles are spent first at longer ranges. ~~<br>~~		* <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) - More reliable than the <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) combination when outside the coverage of an [[component:ithica-bridgemaster\|'''Ithaca Bridgemaster''']] Radar's high track quality. One way to take advantage of this behavior is to load several <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles into the magazine above <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles, so the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> missiles are spent first at longer ranges. The <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> secondary in this version does not overwrite craft evasion of the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> seeker, but rather servers to add some element of decoy resistance to the missile. If the missile latches onto a craft's countermeasures, the wake seeker's wide cone is likely to acquire the craft after the missile flies through said countermeasure.
	The <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> secondary in this version does not overwrite craft evasion of the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> seeker, but rather servers to add some element of decoy resistance to the missile. If the missile latches onto a craft's countermeasures, the wake seeker's wide cone is likely to acquire the craft after the missile flies through said countermeasure.

	== Common SDM2 Fleet Archetypes ==		== Common SDM2 Fleet Archetypes ==

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	=== Defensive Direct Types ===		=== Defensive Direct Types ===
	* <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) - This version uses a <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> primary seeker, which means the missile will lose track if the target stops being tracked. It is most reliable within 5km of an [[component:ithica-bridgemaster\|'''Ithaca Bridgemaster''']] Radar for it's high track quality. For targets outside this range or in the range of a [[component:bulwark-huntress\|'''Bulwark Huntress''']] radar, use the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) version, as the probability of Kill is equal or better for that one, and thus points spent per kill are lower. One way to take advantage of this behavior is to load several <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) into the magazine above <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles, so the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> missiles are spent first at longer ranges. <br>		* <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) - This version uses a <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> primary seeker, which means the missile will lose track if the target stops being tracked. It is most reliable within 5km of an [[component:ithica-bridgemaster\|'''Ithaca Bridgemaster''']] Radar for it's high track quality. For targets outside this range or in the range of a [[component:bulwark-huntress\|'''Bulwark Huntress''']] radar, use the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) version, as the probability of Kill is equal or better for that one, and thus points spent per kill are lower. One way to take advantage of this behavior is to load several <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) into the magazine above <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles, so the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> missiles are spent first at longer ranges. <br>
	The <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> secondary serves to trigger craft default evasion that overwrites the normal evasion triggered by <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> seekers, that being to run away, meaning targeted craft will by default spend their time attempting to hide their rear aspect from the <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> seeker of the missile. This helps prevent the target from escaping, increasing the missile's effective range.		The <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> secondary serves to trigger craft default evasion that overwrites the normal evasion triggered by <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> seekers, that being to run away, meaning targeted craft will by default spend their time attempting to hide their rear aspect from the <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> seeker of the missile. This helps prevent the target from escaping, increasing the missile's effective range.

	* <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) - More reliable than the <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) combination when outside the coverage of an [[component:ithica-bridgemaster\|'''Ithaca Bridgemaster''']] Radar's high track quality. One way to take advantage of this behavior is to load several <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles into the magazine above <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles, so the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> missiles are spent first at longer ranges. <br>		* <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) - More reliable than the <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) combination when outside the coverage of an [[component:ithica-bridgemaster\|'''Ithaca Bridgemaster''']] Radar's high track quality. One way to take advantage of this behavior is to load several <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles into the magazine above <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles, so the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> missiles are spent first at longer ranges. <br>
	The <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> secondary in this version does not overwrite craft evasion of the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> seeker, but rather servers to add some element of decoy resistance to the missile. If the missile latches onto a craft's countermeasures, the wake seeker's wide cone is likely to acquire the craft after the missile flies through said countermeasure.		The <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> secondary in this version does not overwrite craft evasion of the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> seeker, but rather servers to add some element of decoy resistance to the missile. If the missile latches onto a craft's countermeasures, the wake seeker's wide cone is likely to acquire the craft after the missile flies through said countermeasure.

	== Common SDM2 Fleet Archetypes ==		== Common SDM2 Fleet Archetypes ==

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	=== Defensive Direct Types ===		=== Defensive Direct Types ===
	* <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) - This version uses a <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> primary seeker, which means the missile will lose track if the target stops being tracked. It is most reliable within 5km of an [[component:ithica-bridgemaster\|'''Ithaca Bridgemaster''']] Radar for it's high track quality. For targets outside this range or in the range of a [[component:bulwark-huntress\|'''Bulwark Huntress''']] radar, use the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) version, as the probability of Kill is equal or better for that one, and thus points spent per kill are lower. One way to take advantage of this behavior is to load several <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) into the magazine above <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles, so the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> missiles are spent first at longer ranges. The <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> secondary serves to trigger craft default evasion that overwrites the normal evasion triggered by <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> seekers, that being to run away, meaning targeted craft will by default spend their time attempting to hide their rear aspect from the <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> seeker of the missile. This helps prevent the target from escaping, increasing the missile's effective range.		* <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) - This version uses a <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> primary seeker, which means the missile will lose track if the target stops being tracked. It is most reliable within 5km of an [[component:ithica-bridgemaster\|'''Ithaca Bridgemaster''']] Radar for it's high track quality. For targets outside this range or in the range of a [[component:bulwark-huntress\|'''Bulwark Huntress''']] radar, use the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) version, as the probability of Kill is equal or better for that one, and thus points spent per kill are lower. One way to take advantage of this behavior is to load several <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) into the magazine above <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles, so the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> missiles are spent first at longer ranges. <br>
			The <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> secondary serves to trigger craft default evasion that overwrites the normal evasion triggered by <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> seekers, that being to run away, meaning targeted craft will by default spend their time attempting to hide their rear aspect from the <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> seeker of the missile. This helps prevent the target from escaping, increasing the missile's effective range.

	* <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) - More reliable than the <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) combination when outside the coverage of an [[component:ithica-bridgemaster\|'''Ithaca Bridgemaster''']] Radar's high track quality. One way to take advantage of this behavior is to load several <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles into the magazine above <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles, so the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> missiles are spent first at longer ranges. The <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> secondary in this version does not overwrite craft evasion of the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> seeker, but rather servers to add some element of decoy resistance to the missile. If the missile latches onto a craft's countermeasures, the wake seeker's wide cone is likely to acquire the craft after the missile flies through said countermeasure.		* <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) - More reliable than the <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) combination when outside the coverage of an [[component:ithica-bridgemaster\|'''Ithaca Bridgemaster''']] Radar's high track quality. One way to take advantage of this behavior is to load several <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles into the magazine above <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles, so the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> missiles are spent first at longer ranges. <br>
			The <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> secondary in this version does not overwrite craft evasion of the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> seeker, but rather servers to add some element of decoy resistance to the missile. If the missile latches onto a craft's countermeasures, the wake seeker's wide cone is likely to acquire the craft after the missile flies through said countermeasure.

	== Common SDM2 Fleet Archetypes ==		== Common SDM2 Fleet Archetypes ==

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	=== Defensive Direct Types ===		=== Defensive Direct Types ===
	* <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) - This version uses a <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> primary seeker, which means the missile will lose track if the target stops being tracked. It is most reliable within 5km of an [[component:ithica-bridgemaster\|'''Ithaca Bridgemaster''']] Radar for it's high track quality. For targets outside this range or in the range of a [[component:bulwark-huntress\|'''Bulwark Huntress''']] radar, use the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) version, as the probability of Kill is equal or better for ~~the~~ that one, and thus points spent per kill are lower. One way to take advantage of this behavior is to load several <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) into the magazine above <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles, so the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> missiles are spent first at longer ranges. The <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> secondary serves to trigger craft default evasion that overwrites the normal evasion triggered by <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> seekers, that being to run away, meaning targeted craft will by default spend their time attempting to hide their rear aspect from the <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> seeker of the missile. This helps prevent the target from escaping, increasing the missile's effective range.		* <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) - This version uses a <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> primary seeker, which means the missile will lose track if the target stops being tracked. It is most reliable within 5km of an [[component:ithica-bridgemaster\|'''Ithaca Bridgemaster''']] Radar for it's high track quality. For targets outside this range or in the range of a [[component:bulwark-huntress\|'''Bulwark Huntress''']] radar, use the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) version, as the probability of Kill is equal or better for that one, and thus points spent per kill are lower. One way to take advantage of this behavior is to load several <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) into the magazine above <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles, so the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> missiles are spent first at longer ranges. The <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> secondary serves to trigger craft default evasion that overwrites the normal evasion triggered by <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span> seekers, that being to run away, meaning targeted craft will by default spend their time attempting to hide their rear aspect from the <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> seeker of the missile. This helps prevent the target from escaping, increasing the missile's effective range.

	* <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) - More reliable than the <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) combination when outside the coverage of an [[component:ithica-bridgemaster\|'''Ithaca Bridgemaster''']] Radar's high track quality. One way to take advantage of this behavior is to load several <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles into the magazine above <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles, so the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> missiles are spent first at longer ranges. The <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> secondary in this version does not overwrite craft evasion of the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> seeker, but rather servers to add some element of decoy resistance to the missile. If the missile latches onto a craft's countermeasures, the wake seeker's wide cone is likely to acquire the craft after the missile flies through said countermeasure.		* <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) - More reliable than the <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) combination when outside the coverage of an [[component:ithica-bridgemaster\|'''Ithaca Bridgemaster''']] Radar's high track quality. One way to take advantage of this behavior is to load several <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles into the magazine above <span style="color:#c2ce52;">CMD</span>/(<span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span>) missiles, so the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> missiles are spent first at longer ranges. The <span style="color:#b41f32;">WAKE</span> secondary in this version does not overwrite craft evasion of the <span style="color:#429a30;">ACT</span> seeker, but rather servers to add some element of decoy resistance to the missile. If the missile latches onto a craft's countermeasures, the wake seeker's wide cone is likely to acquire the craft after the missile flies through said countermeasure.