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The '''Explorer''' (previously known as the '''Exploration Career Agent''') is one of the five [[Career Agents|career agents]] in the game, which show new players different types of [[EVE Lexicon#PvE|PvE]] activities in EVE. The explorer missions teach you about [[exploration]], [[probe scanning]], [[hacking]], and [[gas cloud harvesting]]. In total these missions pay about 900k ISK in rewards. | The '''Explorer''' (previously known as the '''Exploration Career Agent''') is one of the five [[Career Agents|career agents]] in the game, which show new players different types of [[EVE Lexicon#PvE|PvE]] activities in EVE. The explorer missions teach you about [[exploration]], [[probe scanning]], [[hacking]], and [[gas cloud harvesting]]. In total these missions pay about 900k ISK in rewards. | ||
== Cosmic Anomalies (1 of 5) == | == Cosmic Anomalies (1 of 5) == | ||
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[[File:Sensor-overlay.jpg|thumb|400px|Find sites using the sensor overlay.]] | [[File:Sensor-overlay.jpg|thumb|400px|Find sites using the sensor overlay.]] | ||
[[File:Probe-scanner-window-anomalies.jpg|thumb|400px|Find sites using the probe scanner window.]] | [[File:Probe-scanner-window-anomalies.jpg|thumb|400px|Find sites using the probe scanner window.]] | ||
* Cosmic Anomalies are a class of relatively easy-to-find exploration sites. They are scattered all over the EVE universe and can contain hostile NPC ships, asteroids, and more. This particular mission requires that you find an "Anomaly Training Site". There are two ways of doing this: | * Cosmic Anomalies are a class of relatively easy-to-find exploration sites. They are scattered all over the EVE universe and can contain hostile NPC ships, asteroids, and more. This particular mission requires that you find an "Anomaly Training Site". There are two ways of doing this: | ||
* Using the sensor overlay (a bit cumbersome, but gives you a good feeling of where everything is in space) | * Using the sensor overlay (a bit cumbersome, but gives you a good feeling of where everything is in space) | ||
** After undocking, fly to somewhere in the star system away from large structures (e.g. to an asteroid belt) - while this isn't strictly necessary, it makes things a bit easier. | ** After undocking, fly to somewhere in the star system away from large structures (e.g. to an asteroid belt) - while this isn't strictly necessary, it makes things a bit easier. | ||
** Check that your sensor overlay is active {{Button|Ctrl}}+{{Button|O}}, or hover your mouse over the sensor ring around your capacitor), and set the filters to just show Cosmic Anomalies (hide Cosmic Signatures, Landmarks, etc.). | ** Check that your sensor overlay is active {{Button|Ctrl}}+{{Button|O}}, or hover your mouse over the sensor ring around your capacitor), and set the filters to just show Cosmic Anomalies (hide Cosmic Signatures, Landmarks, etc.). ''On 2022-07-31 on Singularity this feature is not working, will check TQ to see if it works there'' | ||
** The green lines on the sensor ring around your capacitor indicate where Cosmic Anomalies are in relation to where your camera is pointing. Rotate your camera until one of the green lines is at the top (12 o'clock) of the sensor ring. Then move your camera up and down until you find the anomaly in space. Repeat these steps until you find an "Anomaly Training Site". | ** The green lines on the sensor ring around your capacitor indicate where Cosmic Anomalies are in relation to where your camera is pointing. Rotate your camera until one of the green lines is at the top (12 o'clock) of the sensor ring. Then move your camera up and down until you find the anomaly in space. Repeat these steps until you find an "Anomaly Training Site". | ||
** When you've found an Anomaly Training Site, right-click on it in space and select "Warp To" (or hold the left mouse button and use the radial menu). | ** When you've found an Anomaly Training Site, right-click on it in space and select "Warp To" (or hold the left mouse button and use the radial menu). | ||
* Using the probe window (an easier method for exploration in general) | * Using the probe window (an easier method for exploration in general) | ||
** After undocking, open the Probe Scanner window {{Button|Alt}}+{{Button|P}}, or through the Scanners button to the left of your capacitor display). | ** After undocking, open the Probe Scanner window {{Button|Alt}}+{{Button|P}}, or through the Scanners button to the left of your capacitor display). | ||
** Please note, the Probe Scanner window has 2 parts. The main window which can be reduced in size at the top of the screen by pressing the Square inside a Square. This gives you 4 choices. 1 Full screen ( Default Setting ) 2 Dock left 3 Dock Right 4 Floating ( I use floating because you can resize the window and move it. | |||
** The Second part of the window is the actual "Probe Scanner" Window. By hitting the Tiny square inside the square you can "Detach" this screen from the main window and you can keep it open in a small area for easy use. ( I place mine in the upper right corner above my overview. | |||
** Check the filters to display Cosmic Anomalies (you can hide the other types of signatures if you want). | ** Check the filters to display Cosmic Anomalies (you can hide the other types of signatures if you want). | ||
** Look for an Anomaly Training Site in the list of anomalies, right-click on it, and select "Warp To". | ** Look for an Anomaly Training Site in the list of anomalies, right-click on it, and select "Warp To". | ||
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== An Introduction to Cosmic Signatures (2 of 5) == | == An Introduction to Cosmic Signatures (2 of 5) == | ||
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|Level= | |Level= | ||
|Type= Exploration | |Type= Exploration | ||
|Objective= | |Objective= Go on a guided tour of [[Probe scanning#Cosmic signatures|Cosmic Signatures]]. | ||
|Faction= | |Faction= | ||
|Faction1= | |Faction1= | ||
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|ShipSizeLimit= | |ShipSizeLimit= | ||
|ShipSuggestion= | |ShipSuggestion= | ||
|Rewards= {{icon|isis amarr|22|Amarr}}[[ | |Rewards= [[Frigates#Exploration|exploration Frigate]] ({{icon|isis amarr|22|Amarr}}[[Magnate]] /{{icon|isis caldari|22|Caldari}}[[Heron]] /{{icon|isis gallente|22|Gallente}}[[Imicus]] /{{icon|isis minmatar|22|Minmatar}}[[Probe]]) (granted upon acceptance) | ||
|Extra= | |Extra= | ||
}} | }} | ||
* The frigate | * The exploration frigate that is given to you as a reward is the preferred ship of choice for exploration in general due to its bonus to scanning and spacious cargohold capacity. | ||
* When you warp to the mission [[deadspace]], an NPC agent named Rulie Isoryn will warp in and give you a guided tour. You need to approach the acceleration gate within 2,500m to activate it and move to the next pocket. | * When you warp to the mission [[deadspace]], an NPC agent named Rulie Isoryn will warp in and give you a guided tour. You need to approach the acceleration gate within 2,500m to activate it and move to the next pocket. | ||
* In the second pocket, loot the container with exploration supplies (a Probe Launcher, Core Scanner Probes, and Civilian Data and Relic Analyzers). Note that you can't fit modules onto your ship in space (you can only do that in a station or near certain special ships with a fitting service). | * In the second pocket, loot the container with exploration supplies (a Probe Launcher, Core Scanner Probes, and Civilian Data and Relic Analyzers). Note that you can't fit modules onto your ship in space (you can only do that in a station or near certain special ships with a fitting service). | ||
* The third pocket contains an example of a Data Site. Normally, you would use a Data Analyzer module to hack the structures and thus attempt to find valuable loot, but for this mission you're just sightseeing. Feel free to take a closer look at some of the structures in space (right-click on them and select "Look At", or {{Button|Alt}}-click). | * The third pocket contains an example of a Data Site. Normally, you would use a Data Analyzer module to hack the structures and thus attempt to find valuable loot, but for this mission you're just sightseeing. Feel free to take a closer look at some of the structures in space (right-click on them and select "Look At", or {{Button|Alt}}-click). | ||
* The fourth pocket has an example of a Relic Site, which normally needs a Relic Analyzer module to hack the structures. As before, you do not get to actually hack any objects here for this mission. | * The fourth pocket has an example of a Relic Site, which normally needs a Relic Analyzer module to hack the structures. As before, you do not get to actually hack any objects here for this mission. | ||
* The fifth and final pocket leads to an example of a [[Gas cloud harvesting|gas site]], which normally needs Gas Cloud Harvesting modules (similar to ore [[mining]] modules) to harvest gas, which can then be turned into [[Medical boosters#Combat boosters|boosters]]. | * The fifth and final pocket leads to an example of a [[Gas cloud harvesting|gas site]], which normally needs Gas Cloud Harvesting modules (similar to ore [[mining]] modules) to harvest gas, which can then be turned into [[Medical boosters#Combat boosters|boosters]]. | ||
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* Make sure you have a Civilian Relic Analyzer fitted to your ship before undocking. Also remember to reload your probe scanner module (either through the ship fitting window in the station, or by right-clicking on the module once in space, assuming your scanner probes are in your ship's cargohold). | * Make sure you have a Civilian Relic Analyzer fitted to your ship before undocking. Also remember to reload your probe scanner module (either through the ship fitting window in the station, or by right-clicking on the module once in space, assuming your scanner probes are in your ship's cargohold). | ||
== Gas Site Scanning (5 of 5) == | == Gas Site Scanning (5 of 5) == | ||
{{Missiondetails | {{Missiondetails | ||
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|ShipSizeLimit= | |ShipSizeLimit= | ||
|ShipSuggestion= | |ShipSuggestion= | ||
|Rewards= Gas Passkey (granted upon acceptance); | |Rewards= Gas Passkey (granted upon acceptance); {{icon|isis amarr|22|Amarr}}[[Tormentor]] /{{icon|isis caldari|22|Caldari}}[[Bantam]] /{{icon|isis gallente|22|Gallente}}[[Navitas]] /{{icon|isis minmatar|22|Minmatar}}[[Burst]] | ||
|Extra= | |Extra= | ||
}} | }} | ||
* Similar to previous two missions, except that you're looking for a Gas Training Site. | * Similar to the previous two missions, except that you're looking for a Gas Training Site. | ||
* There is no hacking or mining involved - you can activate the acceleration gate and loot the Training Container as long as you have the Gas Passkey in your cargohold. | * There is no hacking or mining involved - you can activate the acceleration gate and loot the Training Container as long as you have the Gas Passkey in your cargohold. | ||
* The | * The frigate granted to you when accepting the mission is not necessary to complete the rest of the mission chains. However, you can turn it in for [[Industrialist (Producer)#Making Mountains of Molehills (10 of 10)|Industrialist - Producer mission 10]], and thus it is recommended that you do not lose it if you haven't completed that mission yet. | ||
* Once you complete the mission, you can safely discard the Gas Passkey as it doesn't serve any purpose beyond this mission. | * Once you complete the mission, you can safely discard the Gas Passkey as it doesn't serve any purpose beyond this mission. | ||
[[Category:Career Agents]] | [[Category:Career Agents]] | ||