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Awesome Videos, keep them coming!

Alot of people has been asking for a video explaining some scouting tecniques (D-scan in particular), so that's what we have planned for this weekend

You expect me to watch a HD video with sound quality like that? Well l'v never do anything of the kind!

Clean up that audio man.

We're aware of the audio issue and are working to improve the quality of the audio in future releases.



Yea I agree, if that blogger had any credibility before then it's all gone now with that terrible article.

Some facts:
- This mechanic, now deemed exploit, has been in the game and known about for at least 3-4 years if not more.
- It has been used by faction NPCs to kill players before they could warp for same amount of time.
- It has been used by players to kill other players including JFs well before Garmon did it.
- It has been petitioned numerous times by many different people. The entire time it has been "working as intended".

If you are going to fault us for understanding game mechanics well enough to use them to our full advantage then I guess we are guilty. I would hope that people that follow this site would expect that of us.

However if you are going to call us exploiters when we haven't used the mechanic since it's status was changed to exploit then frankly you're pretty dumb.

Are we glad it's being fixed? Of course, we've lost ships to it as well and we think you should be able to cancel warp and dock up on a station. This entire situation however is being blown way out of proportion.

I guess reading is difficult for you.

Awesome video's, learned it a lot from them but one thing i'd like to see in the next video's is an amarr ship for example a harbinger or an omen since i only fly amarr and i really want to see if they are worth something



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Coll idea, we'll consider it

Next video coming up soon, it'll be on the topic of scouting.

We've added another video this one is about scouting and using the directional scanner. A few other topics are briefly touched upon as well such as setting a route and fitting theory for fleet tackle frigates.

Make sure to also check out the accompanying article for more in-depth discussion about various topics such as:

Types of Ships commonly used to scout
Fitting for T1 Frigates and Fleet Interceptors
Using the Directional Scanner
Reporting Intel to your FC
Moving through LowSec and NullSec in Non-Scouting Ships

Haven't actually watched the videos yet, but stuff like this is awesome both for new players and people like me who still might pick up a finer point or two.

To those not wanting to use border gates into low / null:

You can try to find a wormhole route if you want to "drop behind the lines" so-to-speak. Just get a T1 scan frigate off the market or from the scanning tutorial and lots of core scanner probes. Look for wormholes in highsec (particularly X702s into Class 3 wormhole systems). Right-click the wormhole and click 'Show Info.' If it doesn't say "This wormhole is reaching the end of its natural lifetime," or, "This wormhole has had it's mass critically disrupted...," hop in. If the other side is camped, wait out your session change and jump back (5km jump range on wormholes means you usually spawn in jump range). Otherwise, plug the system into sites like wormnav.com or staticmapper.com and see if it has a guaranteed connection to Lowsec or Nullsec for you to use. MAKE SURE TO BOOKMARK EVERYTHING!!! Once you've bookmarked both sides of the wormholes you want to use, then you can go get your Rupture or other pvp ship and use the route. Don't bring expensive implants since wormhole systems are fair game for bubbles and bombs.

It is still a good idea to practice getting away from gate camps at some point, but going through a wormhole gives you some advantages when you want to play with nullsec people who may have eyes in surrounding systems. Plus you get practice scanning which is always a useful skill to have.

This is really cool, thanks guys