What on earth are you SMOKING?!?! There is this already for Kspace combat sites that get this... have to be scanned down.

These super rare awesome etc etc sites however, can just be found and warped to by all the noobies thus making any veteran and his alt miss out.

Why doesn't CCP have any loyalty for the players that have stuck with the game all these years and spent time training for all the modules/ships/abilities that have been destroyed in all the rebalancing?? They just want all this alluring new content smacking all the potential young payers in the face when they undock from their station.

You might as well just remove probes altogether and add a new scanning module that you activate and it slowly but surely scans down all the wormholes, in the mean time have an auto site find & run button for all the noobs to press which takes them to a site and automatically runs it for them.

Amazin'

And for those that wish to take advantage of this all they have to do is warp in after the site spawns, cloak up, wait for player x to come in and open a can, uncloak, gank expensive ship. The rage will be amazing.

If CCP don't make these sites sigs, I hope they do the above game breaking mechanic for bears everywhere.

What is an expedition in this context?

I think it would get used. The lure of the loot would be too great. Such sites would get people used to aggression and weapons timers, getting their pods to safety - the basics required for being comfortable with low in the relative safety of high.

Affinity has said the loot needed to build the implants will be spread around different sec space with the best blueprint dropping in WH - so its premature to get worked up that a noob finding one of these rare anoms in highsec is going to out-win EVE, compared to older characters who will be finding the best stuff in null and WH, just like they always do.

Pirates in WH??? I hope there is some good lore explanation for this, otherwise it will not make sense

I'm sorry - but as much as I like seeing new content (any new content) in w-space.....this ^^^^ just makes me cross.

Why, for the love of Pete, is more crap being added to "just the ship scanner?" What's the freaking point of training scanning skills and having practiced that as an actual "motor skill" to be fast and accurate if you (the general CCP "you") continue to add things to the game that require absolutely zero clue (much less skill) about scanning?

Why?

Quite literally pants on head ********.

Will the WH sites have any kind of escalation spawn to stop people bringing RR Carriers?

Yes, these sites will not always be available and they are fast paced in and out, no nonsense sites that trigger a timer the second the first capsuleer warps to them. I am reading the opinions on here about removing the sites from the system scanner but for a site that will appear so rarely... having it only be accessible to players in exploration fits when it happens to spawn is just a bit weird. If this was a new site that would be available as often as the exploration sites, I wouldn't even think twice about changing this area of the design... but I think when you test them out on SISI you will see how weird it would be to make this very rare content exclusively for players lucky enough to be in exploration fits at the time. It's enough that you will definitely need a data or relic analyser.

Also this gives you the option to go anyway, without the analyzer and get a chance at reclaiming the loot through less legitimate means

The NPCs are still being tweaked but they should be pretty tough and yes, there will be a slight delay

where do you live in rl that you even compare those 2

Please think about lowgrade set. I don't see highgrade will be used lots in nullsec. While with lowgrade people might take chances.

It will still be lulzy for loot denial and I am sure plenty of people will be rolling up into these with active mission fits and exploration ships.

The major barrier to that kind of thing is going to be the fact that the sites are rare and unlikely to last but a few minutes.