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khazak mokl
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Posted - 2010.07.09 16:41:00 -
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Hey guys. As a long time occupier of WH space I wud like to say thanks for re-igniting my passion for all things wormholy 
1 think i did notice in the chronical Anoikis were this passage:-
The capsuleers?
Naturally, there will need to be a waiver on capsuleer-related science and industry, but this is the second thing you must understand. The truth will find its way out eventually. Please forgive me for saying so, but I cannot properly serve in this role if I do not give you the most accurate analyses I can. The truth will find its way out. We cannot control their access. It will be they who make the discovery.
How quickly do you expect this to happen?
I cannot say. Their interests are unpredictable, but they are divided and divisive. There will always be ones who question what most do not, but I believe that overall, they will share the same goals as the empires. They will take what they can understand and reintegrate. We may see another rise in their power and autonomy as a result. We should expect them to monopolize on this new opportunity as well. Given the inherent dangers of exploring Anoikis, they are positioned favorably to do so. In terms of raw resource gathering capabilities, conventional empire fleets will not be economically competitive. We will struggle to maintain a presence eventually.
That will turn the empires toward research.
Not if we intervene and provide for them what convincingly appears to be the most promising final applications of any potential studies. This hints at precisely the point we must illuminate. When framed as a concern for the balance of power between the empires and the capsuleers, our interests will appear far more congruent with theirs, and our actions will remain understandable. The empires can be made to quickly appreciate how little control over these new areas they will have, and from there, it will be simple to assist each of them in coordinating access to components we identify as key. They will recognize it as the only opportunity any of them have for strategic equality. None will refuse
This smacks to me of us being lead around by the nose ring in regards to invention and what the different componants are to be used for. It indicates that if we were left to reserch ourselves we may find other applications. (Maybe even the mysterious 5th sub system )
Also there is talk in another post about once we have gained the knowledge of how WH systems connect to each other and k space. Can someone tell me how this would push the story along so I may in future make an informed choice.
Khaz
PS. we already tried going to the sites with blue sleeper loot in our cargo and nothing happened yet.
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khazak mokl
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Posted - 2010.07.10 18:03:00 -
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Do the pop ups pictures you get when you warp to an annom mean anything or are they just 'fluff'? The reason I ask is the c3 annom ' oruse construct' has a picture of a map with its pop up message. The map has a start point and then 3 further spots linked like acceleration gates inside a dead space pocket.
Something or nothing?
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khazak mokl
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Posted - 2010.07.13 19:59:00 -
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Edited by: khazak mokl on 13/07/2010 19:59:59
On a different note, we came across a system with the locus J1259+0 which is as far as I know the only one that has a symbol in its name and not 6 numbers.
Its occupied and nothing special anom wise but looked like it has a static C5 and a static null.
Do you think there is any special reason for its weird locus sig?
Think the corps in there was called 'corporation des sages' and one of the others was 'talion federal navy'
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khazak mokl
Black Viper Nomads
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Posted - 2010.07.15 19:27:00 -
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 Originally by: XXSketchxx
Not sure if anyone has investigated these or not, but after looking at Jowen's new pdf, I saw the two Talocan gates and their descriptions.
Originally by: Talocan Static Gate
This standing structure shares many similar aspects with modern acceleration gates. Whispers among Talocan lore-keepers tell of the TalocanÆs firm grasp of astronautical engineering, and this gate may offer some insight into this ancient raceÆs knowledge.
Originally by: Worm Talocan Static Gate
This standing structure shares many similar aspects with modern acceleration gates. Whispers among Talocan lore-keepers tell of the TalocanÆs firm grasp of astronautical engineering. This gate may offer some insight into this ancient raceÆs knowledge, if only it could be fully repaired. Eons in space have worn the static gate completely down.
So.....anyone tried to mess with these or even repair them?
Can you do a linky to jowens pdf?
cheers m8
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khazak mokl
Black Viper Nomads
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Posted - 2010.07.20 16:38:00 -
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Originally by: Ivvor
Originally by: Vadimik
At this point it makes me wonder exactly how far are we from "advancing a story".
Very much wondering this myself. Dropbear has been quiet of late. I don't know if that means we are thinking along the right lines, he despairs at how completely wrong we all are, or something is about to happen in-game that will render our speculations completely moot.
I continue to look out for things that others might ignore in W-space, but I'm rapidly running out of ideas. One of the static WH exits in the system I'm currently in did do something mildly interesting (which I can't comment on for security reasons) when it respawned today that gave me a brief WTH moment, but it could just be a fluke with no deeper significance.
Sounds like your jumped into the new system and realised you had bms from the last system still because it was the last system again straight away.
We have had this ourselves many times as we open and close alot of whs a day to look for new targets.
3 times last month we had the same WH system spawn immediately after we had just closed it.
At one point we sent a petition to CCP to see if there was a bug and got the standard ' random . . .yata ya' response.
WH dont always stick to the same regions or consellations as some have stated( or not from our wh anyway )
We honestly open and close several hundred a week and They spawn in all regions and constellations possible for that class of static WH. It is however possible to see what region or constellation a WH system is in and then say with 100% accuracy what class of WH it will lead to and therefore be able to navigate through them.
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khazak mokl
Black Viper Nomads
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Posted - 2010.08.30 08:10:00 -
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Originally by: Istvaan Shogaatsu
I don't think it's gonna be lagrange points. I figure it's just a matter of going deep enough into the WH network. Check this quote from the Eve wiki about wormholes:
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Secondly, the wormhole might lead to an area of undiscovered and uncharted wormhole space (or ôw-spaceö). There are six levels of wormhole space, graded from 1 to 6. Class 1 to Class 3 wormhole space can connect to known, or k-space, as well as other w-space. Class 4 to Class 6 wormhole space connects to w-space areas. So far, no one has found w-space extending more than five wormholes from an exit wormhole to k-space.
So far, huh...
I bet there's a system we haven't found yet, one we're meant to find eventually though. It's gonna be six systems deep from empire.
As part of operation FARSEER we closed and opened over 150 C5 wormhole systems trying to locate J235456 in the space of 3 or 4 days.
As part of this operation I kept note of all the J numbers of the systems we found so I could prove one way or the other that the new WHs spawn in different constellations and regions and not just linked to one.
The procedure would be to jumpo into hole.
Check if its J235456.
If not close the hole and check dotlan to record the region and constellation number for the records.
On the second day we found a system that wasnt J235456 and proceded to close it. But when I checked dotlan there was no record of this J number.
Needless to say I was a bit ****ed off and was thinking I had written the J number down wrong but out of the 150 plus numbers we had had so far all the rest were written correct so I was not convinced.
But then again its more likely to be a bad case of me wanting to find the holy grail lol.
Not that its worth much but the J number I had writen down was J170136.
On a different note a friend recently mentioned that C4's are the only class that dont have a link to K space as far as I know. Significant or not?
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khazak mokl
Black Viper Nomads
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Posted - 2010.08.30 17:41:00 -
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Edited by: khazak mokl on 30/08/2010 17:44:27
Originally by: Wyke Mossari
Originally by: khazak mokl
Not that its worth much but the J number I had writen down was J170136.
Searching the locus database there is not a J170136 system.
There are: J170038, J170106, J170132, 170158, J171136.
Please train up reading to V.
The point of the post was that there is no record of that J number in the database so either I writen the J number down wrong or It could have been the missing WH system. My 2 cents is I got a bad case of writers block and just f*cked up and written it wrong but you never know as all the other 150 odd were written correctly and all checked out on the data base.
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khazak mokl
Amarr
Black Viper Nomads
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Posted - 2010.11.03 13:47:00 -
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Originally by: Calathea Sata
Edited by: Calathea Sata on 03/11/2010 12:52:48
Is this a spiral?
I tried playing around in this tool, but it won't create the W-space blob pattern.
But I agree that it looks like one. But I don't know what you are talking about in Jita 4-4.
edit: there's 30 blobs in W-space.
Cud match up to the 30 regions u think?
Might match up with the regions destinations a few post back
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khazak mokl
Amarr
Black Viper Nomads
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Posted - 2011.02.16 16:56:00 -
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Edited by: khazak mokl on 16/02/2011 16:57:34
In first with a big WOOT.
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