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=====Tips & Tricks:=====

If your safe spot is out of the maximum onboard scanning range you cannot be detected by a directional scan. To easily confirm that, warp to your safe spot and use ~~you~~ directional scanner at maximum range. If you find nothing, nothing is in directional scan range.

If your safe spot is out of the maximum onboard scanning range you cannot be detected by a directional scan. To easily confirm that, warp to your safe spot and use your directional scanner at maximum range. If you find nothing, nothing is in directional scan range.

Never warp to within 'zero' of your safe ~~spots~~ and always move rather than sitting still. This will reduce your chance of being detected or compromise your safe spot location.

Never warp to within 'zero' of your safe spot, and always move rather than sitting still. This will reduce your chance of being detected or compromise your safe spot location.

Catching a good point somewhere close to middle is difficult ~~from~~ normal space view. Switch to map screen. Observe the celestial objects and define the most deviated alignments in different axis to create your mid-points. As soon as you initiate warp to your target, watch closely the tag indicating your location and catch a good mid-point from the map screen. Because your velocity varies during warp sequence, if you do not check your map screen you will end up very close to the celestial.

Catching a good point somewhere close to middle is difficult using normal space view. Switch to 'map' screen. Observe the celestial objects and define the most deviated alignments in different axis to create your mid-points. As soon as you initiate warp to your target, watch closely the tag indicating your location and catch a good mid-point from the map screen. Because your velocity varies during the warp sequence, if you do not check your map screen you will end up very close to the celestial.

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 =====Tips & Tricks:=====
-If your safe spot is out of the maximum onboard scanning range you cannot be detected by a directional scan.  To easily confirm that, warp to your safe spot and use you directional scanner at maximum range. If you find nothing, nothing is in directional scan range.
+If your safe spot is out of the maximum onboard scanning range you cannot be detected by a directional scan.  To easily confirm that, warp to your safe spot and use your directional scanner at maximum range. If you find nothing, nothing is in directional scan range.
-Never warp to within 'zero' of your safe spots and always move rather than sitting still. This will reduce your chance of being detected or compromise your safe spot location.
+Never warp to within 'zero' of your safe spot, and always move rather than sitting still. This will reduce your chance of being detected or compromise your safe spot location.
-Catching a good point somewhere close to middle is difficult from normal space view. Switch to map screen. Observe the celestial objects and define the most deviated alignments in different axis to create your mid-points. As soon as you initiate warp to your target, watch closely the tag indicating your location and catch a good mid-point from the map screen. Because your velocity varies during warp sequence, if you do not check your map screen you will end up very close to the celestial.
+Catching a good point somewhere close to middle is difficult using normal space view. Switch to 'map' screen. Observe the celestial objects and define the most deviated alignments in different axis to create your mid-points. As soon as you initiate warp to your target, watch closely the tag indicating your location and catch a good mid-point from the map screen. Because your velocity varies during the warp sequence, if you do not check your map screen you will end up very close to the celestial.
 =====Important:=====