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=== Anywhere in Hi sec ===

Any hi sec system can contain a suspect in space somewhere. If you see somebody in local, just ping D-Scan, you would be amazed how many people keep the default ship name and just appear in D-Scan. If you see nothing then just jump to the out gate and ping as you go. In a big system, your D-Scan will not cover the whole system in one go.

Any Hi sec system can contain a suspect in space somewhere. If you see somebody in local, just ping D-Scan, you would be amazed how many people keep the default ship name and just appear in D-Scan. If you see nothing then just jump to the out gate and ping as you go. In a big system, your D-Scan will not cover the whole system in one go.

If you don't get a match then they're likely to be docked up or at a safe spot. I'd suggest ignoring them and moving on.

If you do get a match on D-Scan then you need to try and work out where they are. Check out the [[D-Scan 102]] class for ~~soem~~ hints on how to use D-Scan to locate people. I have a special tab designed for finding people that just contains likely locations - stations, ~~Asteroid~~ belts, ~~Planets~~, ~~Customs Offices~~ etc. which helps a lot in ~~isloating~~ people.

If you do get a match on D-Scan then you need to try and work out where they are. Check out the [[D-Scan 102]] class for some hints on how to use D-Scan to locate people. I have a special tab designed for finding people that just contains likely locations - stations, asteroid belts, planets, customs offices etc. which helps a lot in isolating people.

If you do manage to scan them down to a specific location you can warp in and engage them. Be careful with target choice here, CONCORD won't get involved and the target will almost certainly fight back and try and kill you. You're also likely to be alone with the target so you won't get help from anyone else. Depending on their experience level, and fit, they could give you a nasty surprise.

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 === Anywhere in Hi sec ===
-Any hi sec system can contain a suspect in space somewhere. If you see somebody in local, just ping D-Scan, you would be amazed how many people keep the default ship name and just appear in D-Scan. If you see nothing then just jump to the out gate and ping as you go. In a big system, your D-Scan will not cover the whole system in one go.
+Any Hi sec system can contain a suspect in space somewhere. If you see somebody in local, just ping D-Scan, you would be amazed how many people keep the default ship name and just appear in D-Scan. If you see nothing then just jump to the out gate and ping as you go. In a big system, your D-Scan will not cover the whole system in one go.
 If you don't get a match then they're likely to be docked up or at a safe spot. I'd suggest ignoring them and moving on.
-If you do get a match on D-Scan then you need to try and work out where they are. Check out the [[D-Scan 102]] class for soem hints on how to use D-Scan to locate people. I have a special tab designed for finding people that just contains likely locations - stations, Asteroid belts, Planets, Customs Offices etc. which helps a lot in isloating people.
+If you do get a match on D-Scan then you need to try and work out where they are. Check out the [[D-Scan 102]] class for some hints on how to use D-Scan to locate people. I have a special tab designed for finding people that just contains likely locations - stations, asteroid belts, planets, customs offices etc. which helps a lot in isolating people.
 If you do manage to scan them down to a specific location you can warp in and engage them. Be careful with target choice here, CONCORD won't get involved and the target will almost certainly fight back and try and kill you. You're also likely to be alone with the target so you won't get help from anyone else. Depending on their experience level, and fit, they could give you a nasty surprise.