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Warping out and back into a mission?
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Arrakis Fremen
Caldari Provisions
Caldari State
#1 - 2012-07-11 01:17:29 UTC
How do you warp out of a mission and then warp back in at a selectable range. I have seen this spoken of before but can't seem to find any info about how it is done.
Aeryn Banks
Republic University
Minmatar Republic
#2 - 2012-07-11 01:46:18 UTC
Good day!

Should you warp out from a mission area, and want to get back in to continue, you will be faced with these two scenarios:

In missions with acceleration gates, you will end up warping in to the same point in space if you activate it. You can't pick the range to warp in.

In missions without acceleration gates however, you right-click in space and from the menu you choose "Encounter" then "Warp to..." followed by the range available (0km, 10km, 20km and so on until 100km).
Priss Eluveitie
#3 - 2012-07-11 03:46:44 UTC
For mission areas that don't use acceleration gates, you can right-click on something nearby, like the wreck of another ship, save its location, and then use that location to warp back in to where you were.

I can't remember if you can choose a distance from it or not.

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Lost Greybeard
Drunken Yordles
#4 - 2012-07-11 06:31:43 UTC
Priss Eluveitie wrote:
For mission areas that don't use acceleration gates, you can right-click on something nearby, like the wreck of another ship, save its location, and then use that location to warp back in to where you were.

I can't remember if you can choose a distance from it or not.


Generally if you're in the space allocated to the mission room you'll get pulled to the beacon no matter how many bookmarks you make. 100km warp-in to your BM will put you 100km from the warp-in beacon, not 100km from your BM.

There are missions that are improperly coded where you can do what you're describing, but they're not particularly frequent.