You don't seem to understand how the module works. It is only a mask not a cloak.

This structure prevents anything inside its 30km radius from appearing on either DScan or Probe Scans. The Scan Inhibitor structure itself however does show up on both types of scan and is very easy to probe down.

What's the problem?

makes the role of scouts more important.

Go ahead and warp on over there, you'll find out.

aaaaaand on dscan the diffecence is....?

u need 2 be more paranoid

I think it's a good thing, it will make for interesting game play, plus the module can be scanned so you'll know that something is there but you'll be unsure as to what is actually there, makes the role of scouts more important.

aaaaaand on dscan the diffecence is....?

u need 2 be more paranoid

Hmmm.... Im already planning some asshattery with this module.....

Of course you are.
All manner of intersting games that can be played with this.

Bombers-in-a-Box (a new and entertaining varient of "Jack-in-the-Box").
BLAP-Fleet-in-a-Box.
Drones!Drones!Drones! (like kicking a hornets' nest)
Nothing-in-a-Box
Cyno-in-a-Box (Hotdrop-in-a-Box? A whole new kind of carry-out! )

The list is just getting started...

I wonder how fast Dictor~in~a~box will deteriorate into a TTP joke?

its lot of fun, yes?

AND it can all be sumerized as "pull down ur pants and bend over, cuz u have no intel lolololololo"

I wonder how fast Dictor~in~a~box will deteriorate into a TTP joke?

AND it can all be sumerized as "pull down ur pants and bend over, cuz u have no intel lolololololo"

covert ops

Inside deadspace, yes - no intel until a suicide scout jumps in to identify what's there before being rapidly killed; and since these are just announced and not finalised yet, I hope CCP has the dev sense to balance them somehow in deadspace.

Outside deadspace though, covert ops become an important part of operations and this opens up some opportunities for gameplay that personally, I like.

You're not going to want to warp a covops anywhere in the direction of one of these in nullsec, especially if you have to scan it down first.

Of course you are.
All manner of intersting games that can be played with this.

Bombers-in-a-Box (a new and entertaining varient of "Jack-in-the-Box").
BLAP-Fleet-in-a-Box.
Drones!Drones!Drones! (like kicking a hornets' nest)
Nothing-in-a-Box
Cyno-in-a-Box (Hotdrop-in-a-Box? A whole new kind of carry-out! )

The list is just getting started...

You're not going to want to warp a covops anywhere in the direction of one of these in nullsec, especially if you have to scan it down first.

I really see no practical use for the scan inhibitor other than traps. If you are hunting and see one, you would know one of two things. Someone has some bling they don't want you to see, or it's a trap. I just don't see much use for it other than for traps. Kind of like lighting the cyno when a frig gang is in system and smartbombing them (if they fall for it and fly into your bubble).

ton-of-boxes - before running a mission come in with blockade runner and seed the system with boxes. you are in one,but which one?
this can be used offensivelly too right before infiltrating a system. or as psychological warfare.