== Pilot’s personal log extract == Over the past few days, I have seen more ships in wormhole space than I had in a long time. Three times I was hunted with combat probes, and once I found myself in direct sight of a pirate cruiser while scouting. But let me put it all in … Watching the Dangers of Wormholes
Admiral’s desk was covered with a stack of reports from the C2 expedition. Reports on cleared anomalies: difficult, but manageable. In one engagement the pilot had to warp out to regenerate shields, but the ship is intact. An acceptable operational risk. Reports on data and relic sites are more interesting. Over 100 million ISK from … C2 Security and Habitability Review
Excerpt from the Admiral’s Personal Log The first and most important advantage of life in wormhole space is the profound sense of ownership.Not in a legal or formal sense, but in a practical and psychological one: a single pilot in the vastness of the cluster calls this system home, even though other pilots may pass … Strategy and tactics beyond C1
== Extract from R&D Division Report: Evaluation of Cruiser-Class Efficiency in C1 Systems == The expedition has completed the first phase of an experiment focused on permanent solo habitation in a Class 1 wormhole system using a cruiser-class vessel. The initial concept relied on a mobile depot and a cargo container to enable rapid switching … Introduction of Battlecruiser
Pilot’s logbook extract, Day 2. I began the search in my trusty scanning Heron, looking for a good C1 wormhole to settle in — something quiet enough to live in, but connected enough to make logistics possible. After a bit of wandering, I found one promising system and decided to stay there in the Heron … The first real experience in Cruiser
