Scanning

High risk / high reward

Excerpt from the scout pilot’s private journal Waiting for a suitable wormhole to open for our own POS installation, I decided not to waste the time and scouted the neighbouring system instead. The connection dropped me into a C2 with statics to high-sec and C4. Coming out of warp, d-scan delivered an unsettling picture: a High risk / high reward

Warpath: Strategic Infiltration

== Pilot’s personal log extract == The plan for the day was simple: refuel the station. Before leaving, I ran a quick scan of the system — two wormholes, both our known statics, and two data sites I hadn’t seen before. The statics were untouched, which meant no one had come through. I was alone. Warpath: Strategic Infiltration

Strategy and tactics beyond C1

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

Big catch

The EVE Pulse ☄ news division, operating from a long-forgotten J-system, reports: the experiment of living off a single cargo container 🗄️ is still ongoing – and so far, it appears to yield reasonable results. A battlecruiser 🚀 – a passively fitted Drake – assigned to patrol local space has once again proven its worth. Big catch