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| − | Division 6 | + | Division 6 (or 'D6') was a special, largely covert program within [[EVE University]] to explore and reside in [[Wormholes|wormhole]] space. The program was set up prior to the release of the Apocrypha expansion in March 2009 by [[user: Wolf VanBerg|Wolf VanBerg]]. Pilots of Division 6 lived in class 4 wormhole system J164025 more-or-less continuously. At its height, the group included between 40 and 50 pilots. |
| − | + | During times of war all Division 6 pilots operated under the direct command of Fleet Admiral [[user:Silentbrick|Silentbrick]] like the rest of EVE University at the time, with people and ships dispatched to known-space to help in the war effort as needed. | |
| + | The group also spearheaded, scouted, and in part managed the [[History_of_the_University#The_Dynaverse_Wormhole_POS_Siege | Dynaverse wormhole POS Siege]]. | ||
| − | + | The program disbanded in February 2010, with many members moving on to form the corporation [[History_of_the_University#.28Incomplete.29_List_of_former-Unista_Corps| Everset Dropbears]] [EDROP]. | |
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| − | + | The minimal skills list for D6 entry changed frequently and was an evergreen subject of debate within the group. In the last days of the effort, required skills included: | |
| − | * Astrometric Rangefinding III | + | * {{sk|Astrometric Rangefinding|III}} |
| − | * Astrometrics III | + | * {{sk|Astrometrics|III}} |
| − | * | + | * {{sk|Energy Grid Upgrades|III}} |
| − | + | * {{sk|Hull Upgrades|V}} | |
| − | * | + | * {{sk|Mechanics|III}} |
| − | + | * {{sk|Repair Systems|II}} | |
| − | * | + | * {{sk|Remote Armor Repair Systems|IV}} |
| − | * Repair Systems II | + | * {{sk|Salvaging|IV}} |
| − | * Remote Armor Repair Systems IV | + | * {{sk|Science|II}} |
| − | * Salvaging IV | ||
| − | * Science II | ||
| − | + | As well as the now-obsolete skills Energy Emission Systems and Engineers and the skills required to properly fit and fly one race's battlecruisers or battleships. | |
| − | + | This list reflects the PvE techniques Division 6 tended to use for Sleeper combat -- remote-repair armor battleship gangs with battlecruisers for point defense. | |
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Latest revision as of 22:29, 4 June 2022
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Division 6 (or 'D6') was a special, largely covert program within EVE University to explore and reside in wormhole space. The program was set up prior to the release of the Apocrypha expansion in March 2009 by Wolf VanBerg. Pilots of Division 6 lived in class 4 wormhole system J164025 more-or-less continuously. At its height, the group included between 40 and 50 pilots.
During times of war all Division 6 pilots operated under the direct command of Fleet Admiral Silentbrick like the rest of EVE University at the time, with people and ships dispatched to known-space to help in the war effort as needed.
The group also spearheaded, scouted, and in part managed the Dynaverse wormhole POS Siege.
The program disbanded in February 2010, with many members moving on to form the corporation Everset Dropbears [EDROP].
The minimal skills list for D6 entry changed frequently and was an evergreen subject of debate within the group. In the last days of the effort, required skills included:
- Astrometric Rangefinding III
- Astrometrics III
- Energy Grid Upgrades III
- Hull Upgrades V
- Mechanics III
- Repair Systems II
- Remote Armor Repair Systems IV
- Salvaging IV
- Science II
As well as the now-obsolete skills Energy Emission Systems and Engineers and the skills required to properly fit and fly one race's battlecruisers or battleships.
This list reflects the PvE techniques Division 6 tended to use for Sleeper combat -- remote-repair armor battleship gangs with battlecruisers for point defense.
