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No SOV! that would just attract more power-blocks, i m all in for small warfare and small groups.

only POSES no Outposts. like in wormholes, no local.

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to arrive to this systems use normal warp but with longer alignment (tenfold?) and more capacitor usage, so lets say a very fast interceptor with lots of capacitor should take 5 minutes to get to the closest solar system it scanned and take 1 minute to align.

a battleship would take about 10 minutes aligning and up to half hour in transit.

if you take 10 minutes to align to get into said solar system, you take about the same time to get out due to warp aligment, so you just cant jump out to get safe.

Last, the landing spot of said warps should be random on the target system.
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These regions would be called "Deepspace" regions, hidden from human eyes for the ages but available now for exploration by the few, the chosen, the courageous!

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Eve at this tme does not need more space, it actually needs less.
Less space will create more player interaction as we are forced to live within close proximity to one another.

Wormholes already created extra space to devide players away into seperated segments of space.

No more space please until the player base grows.

So, considering you are starting from a system with a stargate, this is a one way trip for the ships and materials, and items gained cannot in theory be brought back to New Eden. Not in a practical time frame at least.

By your description, for those wishing to play in the new area, they need to have jump clones available. They will Med Clone back to New Eden when podded, and must clone jump back to return.
Try not to die twice in the same day, it seems.

New Eden, however, will be exerting influence over this new space, unless all these ships are free to the pilots. Even then, presumably there are skill requirements for it all.

Interesting.

I've actually done two 6 month tours of duty in wormholes. It's devolved into strange little tactical games of collapse my wormhole before the calvary can get there. Don't get me wrong, wormholes can be fun, but it's not become the true bastion for exploration and adventure. Logistics are only marginally more difficult than in regular null sec.

I'm an old school player. I basked in the sense of accomplishment hauling gneiss from one point in quierious ten jumps to a refinery before dreadnoughts and jump drives were a twinkle in anyone's eyes.

Eve Deepspace Regions is just a game concept that is the natural extension of that idea.

I do like the idea of "wilder" untamed systems, perhaps binary or trinary systems, or even right smack in the middle of a stellar nursary, with proto-stars forming around you.
Perhaps even something with no warp-to points, no planets or moons, just a big 200-300 AU sphere of anoms you have to scan down - something you can truly get lost in.

As a solo explorer and small time merc, I really like this. I'd love to see it happen.

Would be interesting, although to truly make it deepspace, there should not be any stargates connecting to these systems. Instead, you'd need to use your ships warp drive to get there. Hey, imagine that, an actual reason to use warp speed modules. Man would that be so cool.

Years? Not quite. Let me do some quick math real fast:

Assuming you can get your small fleet of builders and industrials up to a top warp speed of 12 AU (with max skills and modules it's possible or close to it) you'll be travelling at 1.8 billion kilometers a second. That is most certainly super luminal. In fact, it's 6,000 times the speed of light.

This means that to travel one light year, it would take a paltry 1.4 hours. One parsec would be about 4.6 hours.

Far, far from a year.

As strange as it sounds, I'd be willing to let my ship fly through space for an hour and a half, maybe even two hours, just to arrive eventually, light a cyno and bring in other ships. That kind of exploration would be incredible. A true frontier, that.

True, though I think the limiting factor would be capacitor. Even some ships have a hard time warping across one system that is like 90AU across (Im looking directly at you Falcon).

So, perhaps some frontier systems added that have no gates, require special ships to spend hours warping in order to light cynos. No randomness, no WH closing games, just a long flight for one dude to light a cyno.

Then perhaps allow players to build gates and expand the gate system to these new frontier systems.

Just some thoughts.

But as it stands, I doubt there are any ships that have the capacitor required to enter a warp of 10,000AU or more, so something would have to be changed or added.

No, it's not more wormholes or different ways to get to wormholes...

Nor is it more space connecting what we have now to "unreachable" jovian space.

Nope nothing like that....

We need new space with qualitatively different rules for exploration and development and potential for rewards.

What new rules you might ask?

1) No outposts can be constructed.

2) No NPC stations

3) No jump bridges

4) No sovereignty

5) No readily available ice products.

6 ) No anchorable bubbles


Just space....rich and full of the most bountiful set of resources in New Eden. Nowhere near the jump freighter-able, outpost infested, jump bridge traversed space we now have to deal with in balancing null sec. The best ores, rats, moon goo, and anomalies naturally occurring.....ready to be exploited by true adventurers with a willingness to work and meet the logistical challenge that truly existing in the deepest, darkness of space.

These regions would be called "Deepspace" regions, hidden from human eyes for the ages but available now for exploration by the few, the chosen, the courageous!

No, it's not more wormholes or different ways to get to wormholes...

Nor is it more space connecting what we have now to "unreachable" jovian space.

Nope nothing like that....

We need new space with qualitatively different rules for exploration and development and potential for rewards.

What new rules you might ask?

1) No outposts can be constructed.

2) No NPC stations

3) No jump bridges

4) No sovereignty

5) No readily available ice products.

6 ) No anchorable bubbles


Just space....rich and full of the most bountiful set of resources in New Eden. Nowhere near the jump freighter-able, outpost infested, jump bridge traversed space we now have to deal with in balancing null sec. The best ores, rats, moon goo, and anomalies naturally occurring.....ready to be exploited by true adventurers with a willingness to work and meet the logistical challenge that truly existing in the deepest, darkness of space.

These regions would be called "Deepspace" regions, hidden from human eyes for the ages but available now for exploration by the few, the chosen, the courageous!