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Best Wormhole for obscurity?

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Wolvun
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#21 - 2012-05-14 11:15:17 UTC
Hard1234 wrote:
Marsan wrote:

PS- A wormhole static will only open on the other side when you warp to it. If you don't warp to it no one can use it to enter the system. Remember the less you use the static connection the less likely you'll have visitors.



This is not true (any more at least).

I lived in C2 until recently. While I vas there used that trik above to "lock" wh during weekend so that I can do things in peace. Well, one weekend I lock wh, but while I vas mining I notice a ship on d-scan. I lived alone in the wh for the last few months. I asked him from where he enter. He said from HS. I lock HS wh, he's not suppose to be inside if Marsan statement is true.


And you can be sure you never had a random hole pop up in your system? Or do you play 24/7? while you are BM'ing that sig for later use.

This has been confirmed many times over. If you don't warp it doesn't open.
Substantia Nigra
Polaris Rising
Goonswarm Federation
#22 - 2012-05-14 11:23:31 UTC
Hard1234 wrote:
Marsan wrote:

PS- A wormhole static will only open on the other side when you warp to it. If you don't warp to it no one can use it to enter the system. Remember the less you use the static connection the less likely you'll have visitors.


This is not true (any more at least).

I lived in C2 until recently. While I vas there used that trik above to "lock" wh during weekend so that I can do things in peace. Well, one weekend I lock wh, but while I vas mining I notice a ship on d-scan. I lived alone in the wh for the last few months. I asked him from where he enter. He said from HS. I lock HS wh, he's not suppose to be inside if Marsan statement is true.


What Harsan wrote **is** correct ... with the caveat that you do not need to actually warp to the WH signature to spawn the corresponding K162, you simply need to commence a warp to the grid of the WH.

The scenario you describe is common, and I am presently often causing the same for other folk. I enter a w-system and camp it for a variable amount of time looking for kills. Sometimes my camping involves opening up the static a few days later. So you may think your system is empty, and so no-one is in there to trigger the static, but that may not be the case. Once i have triggered your static, without you knowing about my presence, anyone can scan the corresponding K162 and enter your system using it.

I guess I am almost a 'vet' by now. Hopefully not too bitter and managing to help more than I hinder. I build and sell many things, including large collections of bookmarks.

Terrorfrodo
Interbus Universal
#23 - 2012-05-14 11:58:00 UTC
You really can't assume no one is in your hole just because you had no known open holes for a few days. I myself have had alts for days or weeks in occupied systems and opened their holes occasionally without them ever seeing me. For example, if you look for a specific kind of C2 system to settle, you might place a scanner in a random occupied system that has a C2 static. That way, every day you get a shot at finding the C2 you are looking for.

And I had weird visitors myself. Just a few days ago I saw a newbie's pod (not renamed) floating in my system that hadn't had open holes for almost two days. He kept logging on, then 1-3 minutes later he logged off again. This went on for at least 20 times. At first I thought he was having disconnects, but I figure that any sane person would give up after being disconnected twenty times in a row Shocked

I tried to convo the guy and the convo was accepted, but after I asked him what he was doing here he was off again. Next time he came on I scanned down his pod. Since he didn't talk and I have found newbies before that were lost in w-space for days because they didn't realize they can self-destruct, I podded him out of my hole. Who knows how long he had been there...

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