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Each '''homefront operation''' requires a group of pilots covering specific roles from hacking to hauling. Be warned; unlike most other sites, homefront operations can be lost if your team fails to meet their set objective.
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'''Homefront operations''' are [[Cosmic Anomaly|Cosmic Anomalies]] in [[High Security|highsec]] that require a group of (~5) pilots covering specific roles from standard roles like dps and logi to less common roles in fleets such as hacking and hauling. There are currently 6 types of them, each having its own scenario and requiring its own group composition and strategy.
  
 
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Some sites introduce hostiles hailing from new traitorous corporations, splintering away from their empire.
 
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There is a total of six (6) different types of Homefront Operations. Each type will have 4 different versions, depending on which empire space you are in. The only difference between the versions is the type of pirates you face in each site. The base mechanics are all the same.
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There is a total of six (6) different types of Homefront Operations. Each type will have 4 different versions, depending on which empire space you are in. The differences between the versions are the type of pirates you face in each site and the type of [[EWAR]] that you face. The base mechanics are all the same.
  
 
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=== Emergency Aid ===
 
=== Emergency Aid ===
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Your aim is to keep a friendly target alive. You will have several rats on grid with you. Killing those rats simply results in new replacement rats to spawn.
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Your aim is to keep a friendly target alive for 10 minutes. You can provide either shield boosts or armor repairs as you wish{{verify}}. You will have several rats on grid with you. Killing those rats simply results in new replacement rats to spawn.
  
 
This means the Emergency Aid site can be run solely with Logistics ships. T1 Logistic cruisers like [[Osprey]]s or [[Scythe]] work well.
 
This means the Emergency Aid site can be run solely with Logistics ships. T1 Logistic cruisers like [[Osprey]]s or [[Scythe]] work well.
  
 
=== Dread Assault ===
 
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The aim of the Dread Assault is to cap up a friendly Dreadnaught on grid. Once again, killing enemy ships is futile, as they simply respawn.
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The aim of the Dread Assault is to fill the capacitor of a friendly Dreadnought to full 3 times (3000 cap each time). After each time there is a 90 second period while the Dreadnought attacks a structure and is not ready to receive cap.  
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Enemy ships apply neuts, so it is recommended to bring T1 Logistic cruisers with three (3) remote cap transfers.
 
  
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In our test (Hippla Tsero, 13-06-2023), 2 medium cap transfers on the friendly dread and 1 medium cap transfer on friendly T1 logi cruisers seemed to work just fine.
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Once again, killing enemy ships is futile, as they simply respawn. Enemy ships apply neuts, so it is recommended to bring T1 Logistic cruisers with 3-4 medium remote cap transfers (also large can be used in some strategies) and maintain cap chain with one of them.
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Once the Dread is capped up, the site is complete and all enemy ships will warp off grid.
 
  
 
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Homefront operations are Cosmic Anomalies in highsec that require a group of (~5) pilots covering specific roles from standard roles like dps and logi to less common roles in fleets such as hacking and hauling. There are currently 6 types of them, each having its own scenario and requiring its own group composition and strategy.

Goal

The goal of these sites is to bring new and experienced capsuleers together to do new activities, help to establish social connections and introduce fleet gameplay.

Sites are located in empire owned High Security systems, mostly focused around trade hubs or Career Agent systems.

The enemies, narrative, and specific goals of a site are dependent on which empire's space it is found within.

Some sites introduce hostiles hailing from new traitorous corporations, splintering away from their empire.

Homefront types in different Empires

There is a total of six (6) different types of Homefront Operations. Each type will have 4 different versions, depending on which empire space you are in. The differences between the versions are the type of pirates you face in each site and the type of EWAR that you face. The base mechanics are all the same.

Gallente space Gallente Minmatar space Minmatar
Site Damage types EWAR Site Damage types EWAR
Suspicious Signal: Stop the Siphon Kinetic/Thermal ECM Suspicious Signal: Stop the Sabotage EM/Thermal Neuts/Trackin & guidance disruption
Dread Assault: Primacy Base Explosive/EM Neuts/ECM Dread Assault: Cartel Racket Explosive/Kinetic Paints/ECM
Raid: Narcotics Lab Thermal/Kinetic Damps Raid: Deserters Hideout Thermal/EM ECM
Emergency Aid: Automated Factory EM/Thermal Webs Emergency Aid: Clan Holding Explosive/Kinetic Paints
Metaliminal Meteoroid: Gallente Mining EM/Thermal Webs Metaliminal Meteoroid: Minmatar Mining Thermal/EM ECM
Caldari space Caldari Amarr space Amarr
Site Damage types EWAR Site Damage types EWAR
Suspicious Signal: Block the Broadcast Kin/Thermal Damps Suspicious Signal: Secure the Intel Explosive/Kinetic Paints
Dread Assault: Occupied Industry Explosive/EM Neuts/ECM Dread Assault: Blood Raider Temple EM/Thermal Trackin & guidance disruption/ECM
Raid: Black Market Kinetic/Thermal ECM Raid: Hall of Sacrifice EM/Thermal Neuts/Trackin & guidance disruption
Emergency Aid: Convoy Kinetic/Thermal ECM Emergency Aid: Holy Mission Thermal/Explosive ECM
Metaliminal Meteoroid: Caldari Mining Kinetic/Thermal ECM Metaliminal Meteoroid: Amarr Mining Thermal/Explosive ECM
All Empires
Abyssal Artifact Recovery All types Warp Bubble - Neuts/Trackin & guid disrupt/Webs/Paints/Damps

Site summary

Emergency Aid

Your aim is to keep a friendly target alive for 10 minutes. You can provide either shield boosts or armor repairs as you wish[Verify]. You will have several rats on grid with you. Killing those rats simply results in new replacement rats to spawn.

This means the Emergency Aid site can be run solely with Logistics ships. T1 Logistic cruisers like Ospreys or Scythe work well.

Dread Assault

The aim of the Dread Assault is to fill the capacitor of a friendly Dreadnought to full 3 times (3000 cap each time). After each time there is a 90 second period while the Dreadnought attacks a structure and is not ready to receive cap.

Once again, killing enemy ships is futile, as they simply respawn. Enemy ships apply neuts, so it is recommended to bring T1 Logistic cruisers with 3-4 medium remote cap transfers (also large can be used in some strategies) and maintain cap chain with one of them.

Raid

Your objective is to collect loot from a respawning hauler and bring it to a friendly transporter. The first hauler will be on grid when you warp onto the site. Haulers will generally try to warp off and if they successfully warp away, you will have to wait for a new hauler spawn.

This means you will want to have at least one fast, long-point ship (e.g. Condor) with you and one hauler (the quicker the better) that can haul 10500m3 from the dead hauler(s) to the transport ship. The remaining ships should be DPS + Logi.

As of patch Version 21.05, release 2023-06-22.1 Jetcanning as well as MTUs no longer work for circumventing the need for a hauler.

Suspicious Data

The aim of this site is to kill a single ship. However, the ship only gets vulnerable once 3 data cans are hacked.

Metaliminal Meteoroid

The objective is to mine all asteroids. As in all other sites, killing rats is pretty futile, as they simply respawn. We had good success with 4 ventures + 1 Logi cruiser. In addition to the site's payout, the (event) ore can be sold to NPC buy orders at 5000 ISK/unit. The site contains 17M ISK worth of ore (less with residue).

Abyssal Artifact Recovery

The objective is to mine as many asteroids as possible and find valuable artifacts that can be sold to NPC buy orders. This site is probably the most challenging, as you will have increasingly more difficult waves spawn on you and it seems near impossible to "outlast" the increasing number of increasingly difficult rats.

You will be inside a Bubble (can't warp off) when entering the site. Once you feel like you are taking too much damage, it's time to burn out of the bubble and warp off.

Hence, 3 ventures with Logi support seem like a good solution to run this site.

Payout

The amount of the payout depends on the number of participants who have interacted with the site.

HF Payout.jpg

See also

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