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m Added that Isotropic Deposition guides, despite being a large portion of the site's loot, take up a significantly larger volume in the cargohold compared to the Sleeper Blue loot. |
m Clarifying that the presence of a Spatial Rift near the initial Hyperfluct Generator prior to hacking it could indicate the presence of another player within the site, and using dscan can confirm this |
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All Sleeper Caches require both Data and Relic Analyzers. All ships except Capital ships can enter the site. Using the preset pinpoint formation, the minimum probe strength to scan down the site is 104 (Scanning difficulty of Level V). | All Sleeper Caches require both Data and Relic Analyzers. All ships except Capital ships can enter the site. Using the preset pinpoint formation, the minimum probe strength to scan down the site is 104 (Scanning difficulty of Level V). | ||
Those adventurers who are unfamiliar with the basic concept and principles of these sites should read through this [https://wiki.eveuniversity.org/3P38_Sleeper_Nexus#Sleeper_Caches:_A_Preamble basic Preamble] to get up to speed first. It should be pointed out that downtime does affect the site noticeably -- some containers will have to be re-hacked, and Intravenous Oscillation Fluid may have to be sourced from somewhere because previously hacked containers of it will be empty. Certain items in the site such as Isotropic Deposition Guides, while valuable, are quite bulky in terms of volume ( | Those adventurers who are unfamiliar with the basic concept and principles of these sites should read through this [https://wiki.eveuniversity.org/3P38_Sleeper_Nexus#Sleeper_Caches:_A_Preamble basic Preamble] to get up to speed first. It should be pointed out that downtime does affect the site noticeably -- some containers will have to be re-hacked, and Intravenous Oscillation Fluid may have to be sourced from somewhere because previously hacked containers of it will be empty. Certain items in the site such as Isotropic Deposition Guides, while valuable, are quite bulky in terms of volume (5m3), so having a means of temporary storage such as a Mobile Depot or a Small Secure Container is recommended. | ||
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'''Phase 1:''' Entry<br /> | '''Phase 1:''' Entry<br /> | ||
1. Scan down the site.<br /> | 1. Scan down the site.<br /> | ||
2. Hack the entry container. | 2. Hack the entry container. As with all the Sleeper Caches, if the Spatial Rift has already been spawned before you hacked it, it could indicate the presence of another player within the site. Using your directional scanner set to 0.1AU can confirm this, but whether or not certain elements of the site have been completed will be unknown until you enter the site. Upon entering the site, may land in either the Turret Room or the Solray Power Plant; you can identify which room you are landing in by checking the distance you are warping as you are taking the rift. 31K km means you are landing in the Solray room, 60K+ km means you are landing in the turret room.<br /> | ||
3. If you land in the Turret Room, take the nearby Spatial Rift to enter the Solray Power Plant. If you're already in the Solray room, proceed to #4.<br /> | 3. If you land in the Turret Room, take the nearby Spatial Rift to enter the Solray Power Plant. If you're already in the Solray room, proceed to #4.<br /> | ||
4. If you land on the farther side of the site near the Remote Reroute Unit, activate the nearby Rift. You may incur some damage as you warp through the Solray Unaligned Power Terminal.<br /> | 4. If you land on the farther side of the site near the Remote Reroute Unit, activate the nearby Rift. You may incur some damage as you warp through the Solray Unaligned Power Terminal.<br /> | ||