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In low sec gate camping with carrier or even supers will be either totally or quite safe. If you get agressed you wait out the timer and jump the gate. After jump your gate cloak will last 30 sec but you can jump after 15 secs. So light exit cyno, pick the beacon in right click menu, press "a" for align and immediately press jump, if you do it right you will jump the same second you de-cloak.

Granted one danger would be titans, but hey, you can do the same camp with a titan. And titan is very large, you can smartbomb damn lot with a titan. Just need couple different emergency exit cynos in place.

Probably a bit late to spitball, but what the hell.

1) Set all ship jump ranges to exactly 10 light years. Carriers, Titans, Blops, everything. Starbase JBs remain at 5LY.
2) Jump fatigue is measured from 1-100%. Whenever you jump, your fatigue is increased by whatever percentage of 10LY you jump. So a 4LY jump adds 40% fatigue, 8.5LY adds 85%, etc. Simple.
3) Fatigue decays on a curve akin to shields and cap regen, just in reverse. This means that it's much quicker to go from 30% to 20% than from 100% to 90%.
4) Until the fatigue decays completely, this percentage is a limit on subsequent jumps. Someone with a 90% fatigue cannot jump more than 1LY, while someone on 35% fatigue can jump up to 6.5LY
5) Special-cases like blops, freighters and JFs build fatigue at a reduced rate (50% is probably fair).
6) Training Jump Drive Calibration speeds up fatigue decay.

This is far simpler to understand for players, easier to do math on the fly, and means less sitting around waiting on cooldown timers doing nothing in what's meant to be a video game. Inter-region travel is just as slow, but local travel is viable. There's an incentive for players to make shorter jumps or take gates, as recovering from a long jump would take much longer than several shorter ones.
The higher range introduces a trade-off for jump-capable combat ships; the further away they hide the easier it is to make a surprise attack, but the harder it becomes to get away again. In the future, power projection can be tuned by simply adjusting the base rate of fatigue decay.

Examples:

An Archon pilot jumps from Sahkt to Karan, a distance of 6.32LY. After the jump, his fatigue is set at 63.2%. His next jump must be 3.68LY or less, although this will gradually increase as fatigue decays.

A jump freighter pilot jumps from CCP-US to DO6H-Q, a distance of 3.24LY. After the jump, his fatigue is set at a reduced rate of 16.2% (half of 32.4%). His next jump must be 8.38LY or less, although this will gradually increase as fatigue decays.

A Rifter pilot takes a starbase jump bridge between CCP-US and DO6H-Q, a distance of 3.24LY. After the jump, his fatigue is set at 32.4%. His next jump must be 6.76LY or less, meaning he can use at least one more Jump Bridge immediately. This means a return trip is easily possible, but using more than 1-2 bridges means a lengthy delay.

Would you please confirm the timing of this proposed change to Long-Distance Travel? As quoted on the dev blog

"Phase One contains the long-distance travel changes, as well as some other associated changes planned in Phoebe in November. These changes are not intended to be a silver bullet to fix all of Nullsec’s issues in one fell blow. Instead, they represent a significant improvement to specific areas of concern for Nullsec (and Lowsec) while also setting the stage for the later changes."

However it is my understanding that Oceanus is scheduled to be released November 4th and Phoebe December 9th.

At least based on the Fanfest presentation of the scheduled releases.
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Hyperion - Sept 23
Oceanus - Nov 4
Phoebe - Dec 9
Rhea - Jan 20
Thethys - Feb 7
Theia - Mar 17
Themis - April 4

Wonder how many times I heard that phrase the last 10 years with EVE

You know your right I never viewed EVE as a zombie game. But in reality all eve players are zombies they never really die.