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| − | [[image:NSClogo3bubblesv1.png|centre]] | + | {{Note box|Since EVE University 2.0 restructuring, Nullsec Community has a new page which can be found here [[Null-Sec Community]].|width=60%|italics=no}} |
| − | {{related class|Introduction to the NullSec Campus}} | + | {{NullSec Campus links}}{{related class|Introduction to the NullSec Campus}} |
| − | EVE University's '''Nullsec Campus''' aims to:
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| − | * Establish and maintain a supportive base in NPC nullsec space
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| − | * Give students the opportunity to experience living in nullsec and the risks associated with it
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| − | * Provide the opportunity to learn to survive
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| − | * Practice PvP and PvE nullsec activities
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| − | '''Current Location:''' [http://evemaps.dotlan.net/map/Syndicate/PC9-AY#sec PC9-AY] at ''[http://evemaps.dotlan.net/station/PC9-AY_III_-_Intaki_Commerce_Trading_Post Intaki Commerce Trading Post] (top station)
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| − | '''Time:''' 23/7 | + | == Campus goals == |
| | + | {{quote|The goal of the '''EVE University Null-Sec Campus''' is to provide an educational environment for Unistas to experience [[NullSec|Null-Sec]] and all its distinct mechanics and opportunities. We want to make sure that all members of EVE University feel welcome to either move to Null-Sec with us or to day-trip to the NSC to take part in practical PvP activities and accelerate their progress through lucrative PvE activities like mining, ratting, exploration and industry.}} |
| | + | == Why the NSC? == |
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| − | '''Mailing List:''' UniNSC
| + | Living at the NSC has multiple great benefits |
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| − | '''Chat Channel:''' NSC.E-UNI (standard password applies)
| + | * Learn about Null-Sec specific mechanics like Bubbles |
| | + | * Enjoy a realistic PvP environment and refine your piloting skills through solo and small-gang engagements |
| | + | * Earn ISK - Null-Sec offers a range of highly lucrative ISK-making opportunities through Ratting, Exploration, Mining, Planetary Interaction, Industry and more |
| | + | * Take advantage of campus-specific programmes to accelerate your progress |
| | + | * NSC is served by alliance-wide services like Buyback and Hauling, making it easy to (a) turn your items into liquid ISK and (b) to move things from either Jita or other campuses to the NSC |
| | + | * The NSC industry infrastructure lets you scale your industry efforts and start making some serious ISK - Null-Sec has the lowest tax rates making it easier to be profitable |
| | + | * And most importantly: Become part of the NSC community and give back to newer players by sharing and handing on your experience and knowledge |
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| − | ==Leadership==
| + | We fly '''Not Blue Shoot It''' (NBSI) which means that anyone and everyone is a target, provided they do not have a positive standing with EVE University. |
| − | {{Tocright}}
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| − | '''Campus Manager:''' [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=44188 Bora Vyvorant]
| + | If you like the sound of all of that, then please keep reading. This page will provide a basic overview of what the NSC is about as well as links to more detailed pages so that you can see what is on offer at the NSC and how you can quickly settle in to the Null-Sec lifestyle and make the most of your time with us. |
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| − | '''Combat Officers:'''
| + | == Joining the Campus == |
| − | [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=18387 Hong Hu] on extended sabbatical (USTZ)
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| − | '''Structure Team:'''
| + | Joining the NullSec Campus community is as simple as joining the ingame {{co|slateblue|NullSec (EVE Uni) }} chat channel. Here, you can ask any of the campus members questions about life in Null-Sec and how to get involved with the community. Similarly, join us on Mumble and talk directly to our campus members. There are no official title requirements for joining the NSC, and you do not need to commit any specific amount of time to the campus. Just head over and enjoy the Null-Sec lifestyle as and when you feel like it. That said, we do ask that members have carried out the following actions prior to travelling to the NSC to make your life smoother, once there. |
| − | [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=44484 Dune Barphsaq],
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| − | [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=45849 Paleo Olduwan]
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| − | '''Hangars Team:'''
| + | Once you are here, consider dropping an introduction in the [https://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=212&t=59563|NSC Hi/Bye forum thread]. |
| − | [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=32906 Heteleon Rotineque], | |
| − | [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=58692 Magic Anninen]
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| − | '''Import/Export Team:'''
| + | ==== Requirements ==== |
| − | [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=31150 Captain Galen Wanderson],
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| − | [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=44484 Dune Barphsaq],
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| − | [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=35989 EBane Padecain],
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| − | [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=32906 Heteleon Rotineque],
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| − | [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=26286 Karcus Tavayen]
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| − | '''Education Officer:'''
| + | While we have no formal requirements or barriers to joining the campus, members are asked to [[NSC Standing Fleet|join the NSC standing fleet]] and NSC mumble when they are at the NSC. If there's no NSC Standing fleet advertised, JOIN MUMBLE, create a fleet and put up an advert so others may join. Members should feel encouraged to [[Overview Setup|set their overview up]] according to University standards. |
| − | [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=36482 Antei Thantonne] | |
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| − | '''Manufacturing Officer:'''
| + | A general willingness to have fun, create content (EVE is a Sandbox after all), learn and share knowledge are highly encouraged. Please remember that the [[EVE University Rules]] and [[Communications Policy]] apply at the NSC as well. |
| − | [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=49269 Mike Eventide] | |
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| − | '''Reimbursement Officers:'''
| + | ==== Communication ==== |
| − | [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=50999 Dominic Altol] (T1),
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| − | [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=59421 manasi] (T2)
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| − | ==Joining the Campus==
| + | We use the following EVE University services for communication: |
| | + | * Ingame chat channel {{co|slateblue|NullSec (EVE Uni)}}, used for general Q&A. |
| | + | * Ingame chat channel {{co|slateblue|Nullsec Intel (EVE Uni)}}, the intel channel that we share with other blue corps within Syndicate. |
| | + | * The [[Mumble]] channel {{co|slateblue|PC9 Standing Fleet}} for Voice Coms |
| | + | * Null-Sec Campus [[Discord]] (see [https://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?p=913058#p913058 this post] for instructions on how to set it up). |
| | + | * The [https://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewforum.php?f=212 NullSec Campus] section on the forum. [STATUS: April 2021 - The forum is slightly out-dated and needs a complete overhaul] |
| | + | * Join the [[NSC Standing Fleet|standing fleet]] at all times as well, as a lot of communication happens in fleet chat. |
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| − | To join the Nullsec Campus, you must: | + | ==== Further Reading ==== |
| | + | To the right of this page you will see a number of links which provide newcomers with all the necessarily information required to get up-to-speed. Don't worry, there is no need to read it all at once, however the pages below are important reading prior to, or upon arrival at, the NSC. |
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| − | * Be a member of Eve University | + | * [[Travelling to the NSC|How to get to the Campus]] has all the routes to the NSC including several fits and advice for avoid bubbles and gate camps. |
| − | * Join the NSC.E-UNI chat channel.
| + | * [[NSC Campus Rules|Campus Rules]] lists the additional rules that we have at the NSC to avoid local diplomatic concerns as well rules of engagement for PvP. |
| − | * Join NSC mailing list: UniNSC | + | * [[What to bring to the NSC|What to Bring]] explains the common ship types that we fly at the NSC, why we fly them, and how they play their role in the fleet. |
| − | * Join the Nullsec Campus Mumble channel.
| + | * [[Bookmarks]] details the importance of Bookmarks, how to make them, and how to use them to travel safely. |
| − | * Join the active NSC fleet. | + | * [[The Rookie's Guide To Fleet Ops]] is an excellent guide to serve as a reference for new pilots to reduce common blunders and mistakes during Fleet Operations. |
| − | * [[Overview_Setup|Set your overview up]] according to University standards. | + | * [https://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=212&t=114765|NSC Consolidated Information Thread] A consolidated sticky containing single-topic posts about living in the NSC. |
| − | * Be willing to have fun and learn. | + | * [[Ship Replacement Program#NSC|Ship Replacement Program]] Lost a ship? Read about what qualifies for the Ship Replacement Program specific to Null-Sec Campus. |
| − | * Read this WIKI page entirely | |
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| − | You should also read:
| + | ==== Still Here? ==== |
| − | *[http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=212&t=85417 Newpeep’s Guide to NSC Version 3.3]
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| − | You should also attend or read the following classes:
| + | If you are still reading then we hope we have your attention and we will shortly be seeing you at the Campus. All we ask is that people come down and experience Null-Sec for themselves. We understand that Null-Sec might not be for everyone, but we hope that the time you do spend with us will serve you well in your future EVE endeavours. |
| − | *[[The Rookie's Guide To Fleet Ops]]
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| − | *[[Fleets 101]]
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| − | *[[Fleets 102]]
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| − | *[[Fleet Terminology]]
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| − | *[[Bookmarks]]
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| − | *[[EVE_University_Rules#Rules_of_Engagement|EVE University Rules of Engagement]]
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| − | And finally, we expect that you will:
| + | == Campus Staff == |
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| − | * Be respectful, polite, and friendly to our many Syndicate neighbors.
| + | {{Tocright}} |
| − | * Follow the [[EVE University Rules]].
| + | === Manager === |
| − | * Follow the campus rules.
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| − | ==How to Get to the Campus==
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| − | ===Travel Advisory - There be bubbles===
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| − | *[[Gatecamps|Gatecamps with Bubbles]] exist '''everywhere''' in Null Sec!! Do not fly directly from one gate to another, always use [[Bookmark#Tactical_Bookmarks|Tactical Bookmarks]] or bounce off a celestial to avoid them.
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| − | *Do not attempt to move to the campus unless you are already accepted into Eve University, blue to the Ivy League alliance or you understand the risk of losing your ship and your pod to pilots from the Ivy League and/or other threats in the area, as we are NBSI everywhere not high sec.
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| − | *It is highly recommended that you come to the campus with an [[Introduction to the NullSec Campus|Intro to the NSC]] fleet. They will explain in detail how to travel safely in Null Sec.
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| − | *When in doubt, ask in Fleet chat, the NSC.E-Uni chat channel, or in Mumble for advice or an escort. We will help you get to us.
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| − | ===From HQ (Slays), HSC (Amygnon), LSC (Uphallant)===
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| − | * There are two main routes into the NSC's area of null security space from these locations:
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| − | ** Through Harroule (low sec) and MHC-R3 (null sec)
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| − | ** Through Reblier (low sec) and 6-CZ49 (null sec)
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| − | ** Other routes should be avoided unless you know the area very well. In particular, avoid Orvolle/PF-346.
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| − | *Both of the low sec/null sec gates are frequently camped and for your first trip to the NSC you are strongly advised not to attempt to reach the campus unassisted.
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| − | *Join the NSC standing fleet and Mumble channel. Ask for intel on the route, and decide whether to use the Harroule or Reblier routes based on that intel.
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| − | *Ask for a scout; in many cases, someone will be able to go to your null sec entry system (MHC-R3 or 6-CZ40) to let you know the best time to enter, and provide a guide the rest of the way.
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| − | *Set your autopilot destination to your chosen entry system, then "add waypoint" to [http://evemaps.dotlan.net/system/PC9-AY PC9-AY].
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| − | *Be aware that the gates may be bubbled with mobile warp disruptors, and that every neutral in Local is probably actively trying to find and kill you. See the advice below on "Traveling Safely".
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| − | *On arrival in [http://evemaps.dotlan.net/system/PC9-AY PC9-AY], dock at the NSC home station ([http://evemaps.dotlan.net/station/PC9-AY_III_-_Intaki_Commerce_Trading_Post Intaki Commerce Trading Post]) and set your jump clone.
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| − | *Welcome to the NSC!
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| − | ===From Boystin (Solitude)===
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| − | *Set your autopilot destination for [http://evemaps.dotlan.net/system/PC9-AY PC9-AY].
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| − | *Join the NSC standing fleet and Mumble channel. Ask for intel on the route.
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| − | *Ask for a scout; in many cases, someone will be able to go to your null sec entry system (Y9G-KS) to let you know the best time to enter, and provide a guide the rest of the way.
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| − | *Set your autopilot destination to your chosen entry system, then "add waypoint" to [http://evemaps.dotlan.net/system/PC9-AY PC9-AY].
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| − | *Be aware that the gates may be bubbled with mobile warp disruptors, and that every neutral in Local is probably actively trying to find and kill you. See the advice below on "Traveling Safely".
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| − | *On arrival in [http://evemaps.dotlan.net/system/PC9-AY PC9-AY], dock at the NSC home station ([http://evemaps.dotlan.net/station/PC9-AY_III_-_Intaki_Commerce_Trading_Post Intaki Commerce Trading Post]) and set your jump clone.
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| − | *Welcome to the NSC!
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| − | ===Taking the Pod Express===
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| − | '''***This can only be done once per year, and so it is recommended to use the other methods***'''
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| − | This method will cost you a new medical clone, but it's safer and faster than traveling.
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| − | *Jump into a clean clone (you will lose your implants) and dock in any station with medical/cloning facilities.
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| − | *Make sure your clone is up to date.
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| − | *Right click your ship and select Leave ship.
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| − | *Open the Medical window from the station interface and click Change Station at the bottom.
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| − | *A list of available stations will pop up, select PC9-AY. (this list only shows stations where EUNI has an office as well as your starting NPC corp)
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| − | *Self destruct by selecting the option in the station menu
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| − | *Once the countdown is over, you'll wake up in PC9, and welcome to the NSC.
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| − | ==Campus Rules==
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| − | If you have a question about the campus rules, contact a [[#Leadership|Leadership member]].
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| − | ====General====
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| − | * EVE University rules take precedence.
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| − | * Members active in the campus must be in the NSC fleet.
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| − | * If there is no fleet advertised, form one (See Standing Fleet info below), and put up an advert so others may join.
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| − | * Members active in the campus must be in mumble, at least able to listen. (If you are hearing impaired, let us know!)
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| − | * If you go AFK for long periods of time or unable to do anything bar station spin please drop fleet.
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| − | * Help your fellow campers learn.
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| − | * Fly what you can afford to lose.
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| − | ====Diplomatic Concerns====
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| − | * Do not insult, provoke, or smack talk others. Shoot and kill them, but be polite about it.
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| − | * Do not discuss changes to diplomatic relations with the members of any other corporation or alliance unless authorized by management.
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| − | * Honor agreed-upon terms of all arranged fights with other corporations and alliances, unless the other party chooses to break these terms first.
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| − | * Be sporting about PvP engagements. Follow up with a "good fight" or "gf" in local chat, or some equivalent gesture, regardless of who won.
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| − | * Avoid engaging fleets of mixed neutrals and blues.
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| − | ====PvP====
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| − | * NSC rules of engagement, while in nullsec, are "Not Blue Shoot It" (NBSI).
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| − | * Move to a separate fleet mumble channel if you're moving as part of a group more than a few jumps from PC9.
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| − | * Any event that results in a killmail or lossmail will have a comment on the killboard as well as have an AAR written about it on the forum.
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| − | * Write AARs for all combat actions.
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| − | * Loot from the Wrecks of IVY pilots must be returned to the IVY pilot unless he/she says otherwise. All loot from wrecks of those we were fighting belongs to the campus and as such must be put into the Donations container in the Alpha hangar.
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| − | * Wartarget loot always belongs to the [[ILN]].
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| − | ====PvE====
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| − | * PvE loot is the property of the group who agree to rat or run sites together.
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| − | * PvE groups should make a sub-Channel for communication during their Ops.
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| − | ====Communication====
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| − | * Campus communications are "open comms" by default.
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| − | * When first entering the campus mumble, please wait before speaking so that you can determine whether a combat situation is under way.
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| − | * Open comms are suspended for two reasons usually:
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| − | ** Someone calls “Break Break” over mumble, which indicates a new threat or that a fellow unista is in immediate danger. Please allow the pilot to speak.
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| − | ** “Combat Comms” is called over mumble. This indicates a fight is underway and non-combat related chatter should pause for the duration.
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| − | * Groups of students operating in the local systems may remain in the main campus mumble.
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| − | * Whomever is baiting or calls out for assistance from the fleet is the "FC" of that engagement if one has not been determined in advance.
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| − | * Operations outside the "local area" as defined above must move to a separate ILN Fleet mumble channel.
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| − | * Moving to a separate fleet from the campus is recommended but not required.
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| − | * We operate on a "built for purpose" foundation: If an operation or initiative lasts for more than a few minutes, join a separate mumble channel (or fleet as a whole) until you accomplish your goal or disband the initiative. This helps organize our fleet and keep comms clear for those who need it.
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| − | ==What can I do in the campus?==
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| − | ===Kill rats===
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| − | ===Exploration===
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| − | *[http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=212&t=85272 NSC Exploration Bookmark Standard Format]
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| − | *[[Scanning & Probing]]
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| − | *[[Exploring/Exploiting_Wormholes|Exploring and Exploiting Wormholes]]
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| − | *[[Recognising a good wormhole|Recognizing a Good Wormhole]]
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| − | ===PvP===
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| − | *[[UniBombers]]
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| − | *[[Baiting Guide|Baiting]]
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| − | *[[Scouting#Scanning_down_the_opponent|Scanning Down the Opponent]]
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| − | ===Null-sec PI===
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| − | *[[Planetary_Interaction]]
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| − | *[[Hauling]]
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| − | ===Missions===
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| − | *Intaki Syndicate
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| − | ==What to Train and Fly==
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| − | ===Ships to bring when starting out===
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| − | You may bring any ship that you don't mind losing. Here are some useful categories of ships you may want to consider bringing:
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| − | *Fast tackler - Great for making bookmarks and for PvP, especially for newbros
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| − | *Ewar boats - Moar ewar from all racial categories is a great asset for the campus
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| − | *Battlecruiser/Battleship - useful for ratting, PVE sites, and yes, PvP
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| − | *Scanning ship - Covops frigates and their T1 equivalents
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| − | On your first trip to the campus, it is recommended that you bring a fast, cheap frigate, both for ease of navigation through dangerous space, and to allow you to quickly make bookmarks as you travel. It is fairly easy to bring in additional ships later, please refer to the NSC forum for our [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=212&t=94053#p802266 Jump Freighter program]. Expect to lose lots of ships.
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| − | At this time it is not recommended that you bring mining ships or industrials, with the exception of cloaky blockade runners. As the campus becomes more established, mining nullsec ores may become a more reasonable proposition, but at the current time we still have too much hostile activity in our home system for mining to be practical.
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| − | Replacement of T1 hulls under the [[Ship Replacement Program]] is available, with all the normal rules and regulations, with delivery to PC9-AY one of the available options. You can also move ships from the LSC in Uphallant using the [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=214&t=73628 LSC Jump Freighter service].
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| − | ===Recommended skill list===
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| − | The NSC does not mandate any particular set of skills for flying with us.
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| − | However, for maximum enjoyment, we ''recommend'' that you have at least the skills to sustain yourself (for example, [[Cosmic_Anomalies|anomalies]], [[Cosmic_Signatures|signatures]], ratting, or [[Planetary_Interaction|planetary interaction]]). Mining is not recommended at the NSC, because of the high traffic of our local area of Syndicate.
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| − | We also suggest that you be able to fly two or three classes of ships well for at least one race, so that you can engage a variety of targets and effectively participate in fights. Generally, this means the following skills and/or certificates:
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| − | * Fitting skills 4+ (Core Fitting Standard Certificate)
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| − | * Capacitor skills 4+ (Core Capacitor Standard Certificate)
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| − | * Hull Upgrades 4+, for utilizing your lowslots effectively
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| − | * Racial Frigate 4+ for at least one race
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| − | * Racial Destroyer 4+ for at least one race
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| − | * Racial Cruiser 3+ for at least one race
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| − | * Weapon skills 4+ for at least one race's weapon line (ideally, T2 weapons)
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| − | * Ability to fit T2 armor or shield tank, as preferred by your race
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| − | * Electronic warfare skills at 3 for your race's preferred EWAR type
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| − | ===Fleet-Up===
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| − | EVE University uses the [[Fleet-Up]] website to coordinate ship fittings and doctrines across the whole University. NSC specific fits and doctrines are given names that begin with "NSC", for example [http://fleet-up.com/Doctrine/Item/26106 NSC CruisePhoons]. However, many of the other fits and doctrines will also be of interest to NSC pilots. Once you have joined the EVE University Fleet-Up group, you can easily see what ships to train for in the future, which ones you can already fly, and set skill plans to fly something we need.
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| − | {{ note box | Prior to October 2015, the NSC ran a separate Fleet-Up group in addition to the main EVE University group. The separate group has now been merged into the EVE University group, and is no longer available. }} | |
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| − | ====Fleet-up Doctrines==== | |
| − | Once on the main page, go to Doctrines -> EVE University Doctrines to get a list of all active doctrines; NSC doctrines are given names starting with "NSC". You should aim to be able to fly at least one ship from each of the main NSC doctrines.
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| − | Another good place to look if you are starting out is the [http://fleet-up.com/Doctrine/Item/26105 NSC Reshipping] doctrine. This is a list of all ships that are kept on contract at PC9-AY, so learning to fly these ships will allow you to have easy access to new ships at a moments notice. The T1 frigates there are almost always useful for any operation.
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| − | In addition to those fits, training a '''Racial Frigate''' skill to V is very helpful in the NSC, because it opens up [[Frigate#Interceptors|Interceptors]] and [[Frigate#Covert_Ops|Covert Ops]]. These ships aren't on the Fleet-Up page, but are very helpful for scouting and/or scanning down targets. Racial frigates at V will also help out any of your T1 frigates you use in other fleet ops!
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| − | [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=214&t=82232 This guide], while having some specific information for the LSC, is still a great primer on the basics of fitting and the different roles in fleets.
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| − | ==Surviving in the NSC==
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| − | *Read [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=212&t=85417&start=0 Newpeep’s Guide to NSC Version 3.2]
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| − | ===The NSC Standing Fleet===
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| − | Always join the standing fleet when near the NSC campus, or if you are travelling to the NSC campus. Here is some basic information about the standing fleet, including how to successfully create a standing fleet if one is not up.
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| − | ====Fleet Boss====
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| − | * '''Accepting Fleet Boss'''
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| − | If boss is passed to you, either as a result of you volunteering or being "ninja bossed", the Fleet Advert window will pop up on your screen. Verify the Advert settings are correct as specified above and select the the "Submit" button. This will update the Fleet finder with the fact that you are the new boss and allow other pilots to join. Save the fleet setup from the Fleet windows setting menu for future use, if you have not done this before.
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| − | * '''Passing Fleet Boss to Another'''
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| − | If you are ready to leave fleet and are the current boss, you must pass the boss position to another in fleet first. Ask for volunteers in the Fleet Chat and/or Mumble. Make every reasonable effort to pass boss to someone who is active. Once you have your volunteer, make sure that they are safe, as becoming fleet boss will give them a 10-second session timer during which they cannot jump through a gate or dock at a station. Then, pass fleet boss to them by right clicking their name in chat or the fleet window, followed by a left click on "Make Boss".
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| − | * '''Being the Fleet Boss'''
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| − | The main job of the fleet boss is to move people in and out of Fleet/Wing command positions when asked to do so. Also, they are responsible for adding/removing new Wings and Squads as needed.
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| − | The fleet boss is not the FC, nor in charge of anyone by default.
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| − | ====Setting up the NSC Fleet====
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| − | If the NSC standing fleet is not active, double check in mumble or the NSC.E-UNI chat channel that the fleet is down. If there is no fleet, follow these instructions to create one.
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| − | #Open the Fleet window via your NeoCom (NeoCom->Social->Fleet)
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| − | #Right click on the four lines on the fleet tab and select "Form Fleet"
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| − | ##If you already have a fleet set up saved, you can now load it by following the next steps, otherwise continue on with Step 3.
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| − | ###Open the Fleet window and click on the four lines to open the Fleet menu.
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| − | ###Select Fleet setups, then select your saved name.
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| − | ###Make sure the message of the day is up to date.
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| − | ###Continue to Step 8
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| − | #Once the fleet is created, right click on the four lines again and select "Set Free-Move"
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| − | #Set up '''''at least two wings each with a full five squads'''''
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| − | ##Don't worry about fleet leadership skill levels and passing boosts; this is the standing fleet, not a dragonslayer.
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| − | ##Add wings by right-clicking on "Fleet" and selecting "Create New Wing"
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| − | ##Add squads by right-clicking on a wing and selecting "Create New Squad"
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| − | ##Wings and squads can be renamed from the defaults, but please keep them both short and pronounceable and make all the names different. The aim is to be able to say things like "bombers move to red squad" and have people form up without confusion.
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| − | #Set the Message of the Day (MOTD) for the fleet.
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| − | ##Click the "Channel Settings" icon in the fleet chat window and Select the "Open Channel Settings Window" option.
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| − | ##In the text box, copy/paste the following then select OK <br/> <blockquote>Welcome to the NSC Standing Fleet.<br/> When you are in the fleet, make sure you also are in Mumble. <br/> Drop fleet when you go AFK <br/> Be advised that bubbles are up in PC9. Use tacticals or bounce of celestials when travelling in Null Sec!!<blockquote>
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| − | #Create the NSC Fleet Advert
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| − | ##Select the "Fleet Finder" tab in the fleet window
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| − | ##Select the "My Advert" tab
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| − | ##Click the "Create Advert" button at the bottom of the window
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| − | ##Set the "Fleet Name" to "NSC Standing Fleet"
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| − | ##Check the "My Corporation" and "My Alliance" check boxes. Also, select "Hide Details in Advert" box at the bottom on the window. Leave everything else as default.
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| − | ##Select the "Submit" button.
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| − | #You can store any fleet setup, whether you created the fleet or not and whether you are fleet boss or not:
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| − | ##In the fleet menu, click the four lines to open the menu.
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| − | ##Click "Store Fleet Setup" option
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| − | ##Enter the name "NSC Fleet" and check the "Include Current Message of the Day Setting" and "Include Current Free-move Setting".
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| − | #Marvel at the greatness of the Fleet you have created and welcome people as they join in.
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| − | #Save the fleet setup from the Fleet windows setting menu for future use.
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| − | ===General Advice===
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| − | There is a steep learning curve for new players moving into the NSC due to the nearly constant presence of hostile activity. [http://evemaps.dotlan.net/map/Syndicate Syndicate] is, first and foremost, a PvP environment, so people will be trying to kill you nearly every time you undock. Even the NPC rats can be more formidable opponents than you might expect. You will lose ships, maybe a lot of ships. The advice in this section should help you to minimize your losses.
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| − | Warp disruption bubbles are a fact of life in Nullsec. This is not a bad thing! They will affect all players indiscriminately unless their ship type allows them to ignore them. Used effectively, they can be another tool in your repertoire for PvP regardless of who anchored them. Also remember to utilize tactical bookmarks to avoid unintentionally landing in them, the NSC has public tacticals at most jump gates in Syndicate around PC9 for your use.
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| − | Because of bubbles, pod killing is a much more frequent occurrence in Nullsec than in High Sec or Low Sec space. Try to utilize jump clones to segregate your high implant learning clones from your fleet / hero tackle / whelp clones. Dune Barphsaq currently runs an implant replacement plan where he will replace two +3 implants for free [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=212&t=94249#p803618 +3 implant pair replacement] if you are podded in a Quick Response Fleet (QRF) or scheduled fleet.
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| − | ===Read the Guides===
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| − | Read the [[Surviving Nullsec]] Guide, read [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=212&t=85417&start=0 Newpeep’s Guide to NSC Version 3.2] (which supersedes the still excellent but slightly outdated [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=212&t=77154 I'm Here - Now what]), plus the following do's and dont's.
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| − | ====Campus DO'S====
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| − | # Always stay in NSC Mumble when active, even if docked. Your friends may need your help.
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| − | # If you see NB (Not Blue) ships on grid, stay calm. If you are cloaked from exiting a gate, report what you see clearly and concisely. For example, ''"Tinman on A-Z gate in 5-Top. 7 Neutrals on gate. 4 Battlecruisers, 1 HAC, 2 frigates"'' is much more helpful than ''"15 Neutrals with me in 5-Top! Hurricane, Hurricane, Drake, Zealot, Stilleto, Jaguar, Hurricane."'' The former gives a concise report to fellow campers about the relative strength of their fleet composition, while the later rambles on and while precise, is hard to follow and process mentally.
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| − | # If you haven't set up your overview, you must do so before going out to camp. If your overview is not properly set up, you might find yourself engaging inappropriate targets, taking fire from ships that don't even show up, or other equally disastrous outcomes. Pay special attention to the Pod Saver tab and learn how to use it. See the [[Overview Guide]] for information about how to configure your overview.
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| − | # Ratting, while relatively lucrative, can be very dangerous. Make sure other campers know where you're ratting. Keep an eye on local, rat aligned. Talk to your fellow campers. If they are in the adjacent systems, share intel about neutrals passing through. If campers are in the same system, be aware of what everybody is flying. If you get ambushed in a belt, explain what is happening in a calm tone, what kind of ships are attacking you, how many, and where you are. Put a "w" in fleet chat so your fleetmates can easily warp to you. Consider that if the enemy has superior forces to what the NSC can bring, the wisest course of action may not be for everybody to warp in and get themselves killed. You should tell us what we are up against and let us decide for ourselves whether to intervene.
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| − | # Follow the [[Surviving Nullsec#Bookmarks|Surviving Nullsec guide to bookmarks]], and create bookmarks for PC9-AY (our home system) and 6-CZ49 (closest low-sec entry) ASAP. You may have to bookmark in 6-CZ49 in a fast frigate or wait until the local there are AFK or out of system. During campus downtime, create bookmarks in other nearby systems and systems you frequently roam.
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| − | # When creating shared bookmarks, stick to [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=212&t=85272 this standard] so that they can be understood quickly by everyone.
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| − | ====Campus DONT'S====
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| − | # Go AFK uncloaked in space. You will die, either from non blues or because The Management decides to use you for target practice.
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| − | # Go AFK cloaked in space while in fleet. You may die if someone accidentally warps to you and decloaks your ship.
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| − | # Smack talk in local. Jibber jabber with them all you want outside of combat, but we don't smack talk at Camp and nor is it permitted by the Uni. Remember, the Camp is a place to learn how to live in Null. Many people you see out there may be a future corporation for you or your fellow Unista. Negative standings are simply for [[Rules of Engagement]] purposes, and plenty of corporations/alliances with negative standings to the Uni openly recruit from us. Don't be the guy/gal who ruins it for everyone.
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| − | # Warp to bubbled gates and celestial locations in PC9 unless you are trying to catch someone who may be headed there. The camp has several bubbles at the stations, sun, and gates designed to catch enemy fleets and unawares travelers. These bubbles can also catch you, which would be most humiliating for yourself. Warp to your tactical first, then to the gate/celestial so you can avoid the bubble.
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| − | # Berate and belittle your fellow campers. We are all here to have fun and learn, nobody likes to be picked on. There will be zero tolerance for this.
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| − | # Log/return from AFK and warp to the first voice you hear in a fight. That may be a great way to land right next to a juicy kill, a great way to get yourself killed, or a great way to land right next to your friendly scout and decloak him. Wait for a break in comms and ask for directions, ask in fleet chat, or warp to someone you are POSITIVE is engaged in combat and needs help. For example:
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| − | * Bobby says, ''"Tengu is burning for the gate, Omen is receiving reps."''
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| − | ** Bobby may be engaged, or he may be sitting on-grid at a tactical watching the fight cloaked.
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| − | ** Bobby will not be happy if you warp to him when he is not in the fight, which at a minimum burns his tactical and may de-cloak him and get him killed.
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| − | * Tommy says, ''"Scram, web on Tengu. Someone get secondary point, he's burning me down."''
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| − | ** Tommy is probably going to die unless he gets help. Warp to him if you want to be a hero and save the day. If you do, announce on comms that you are doing so and maybe you'll get help.
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| − | ** Tommy may die before you land and/or your fleet may scatter, meaning you just warped into a hornets nest with nobody around to help. Prepare to warp to safety using your podsaver and carefully prepared bookmarks.
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| − | ==Our Neighborhood==
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| − | Knowing your surroundings is essential for survival in nullsec, and the NSC is no exception.
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| − | ==Nullsec Campus Background and Overview==
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| − | On September 26th, 2012 at 23:00, a handful of brave, perhaps foolhardy Unistas, perceiving that the Uni lacked adequate opportunities to experience nullsec life, followed a gibbering madman named [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=20219 Tinman Spectacular] into the hinterlands of [http://evemaps.dotlan.net/map/Syndicate#sov Syndicate], pitched their tents and settled in for the long haul.
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| − | For a long while, the Campus was run mostly by a tight-knit handful of Unistas, and control eventually passed to stoic campus leader, Media Assassin. In the summer of 2013, Media Assassin left the University, citing stale PvP opportunities in Syndicate. Timdogg Ambramotte was selected as the successor. In October 2013 Timdogg moved on to another corp, with Abetorix Lincoln taking over as the campus manager. In January 2014 Abe turned over the Campus Manager job to [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=14011 Fargofargone].
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| − | In November 2014, taking advantage of Ineluctable vacating the PC9 pocket in favour of the larger VV- pocket, the NSC relocated from EZA to PC9. Various local facilities were installed, including an industry office in T22 and control of POCOs for ease of PI. In December, shortly after the move, Fargo was replaced by [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=43452 Grygr Anzomi] as the NSC Manager. In July 2015, Grygr stepped back and [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=44188 Bora Vyvorant] took over as NSC Manager.
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| − | The NSC is a grassroots, student run initiative, which welcomes all Ivy League members who meet our basic requirements to join. We operate in an environment of intense PvP activity, and anyone who wants to join us should be ready and willing to engage in combat with other players on a regular basis.
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| − | PvE activities, such as ratting, exploration, manufacturing, and planetary interaction are available, and quite lucrative when compared to high and low sec space. Mining and Ice mining is possible in the pocket, but you must exercise extreme caution while doing so.
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| − | You may have been told that nullsec is too difficult or dangerous for new players. The members of Nullsec Campus do not believe this, and welcome very new players in their ranks. If you are very new, it is recommended that you attend or listen to any classes related to PvP as soon as possible, and focus your skill training on core and PvP specific skills. No activities of the Nullsec Campus will be restricted by player age or experience. Just prepare yourself to get exploded frequently, and don't beat yourself up about it when it happens.
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| − | ==Campus Services==
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| − | We offer a number of services to campus members. All services are funded by donations and PVP loot. All of these are explained in further detail [[Nullsec Campus Services|here]]
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| − | * '''Jump Freighter Transport'''
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| − | ** Free shipments between PC9-AY and Jita for campus members.
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| − | ** Follow instructions [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=212&t=94053#p802266 here].
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| − | * '''Module Rebuy'''
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| − | ** Buy expensive faction, deadspace, or officer loot for discounted prices from item exchange contracts.
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| − | ** Follow instructions [[Nullsec_Campus_Services#NSC_Rebuy_Program|here]].
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| − | * '''Instant Reshipping'''
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| − | ** Buy recommended fittings directly from corporate contracts; they will be instantly delivered to your hangar.
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| − | ** Prices set to Jita prices plus 10% for overhead and transportation.
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| − | ** See corporation fittings in-game; fittings starting with "NSC" are campus fittings.
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| − | ** Further information can be found [[Nullsec_Campus_Services#NSC_Instant_Reshipping|here]].
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| − | * '''Space Communism Hangars'''
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| − | ** Use hangars to refit your ship in emergencies or combat situations, free of charge.
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| − | ** If you don't yet have permission to use the access-controlled hangars, ask a Hangar Officer or other Unista.
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| − | ** Use the hangars sparingly; they are not meant to subsidize your own purchases.
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| − | ** In general, you should be paying for your own ships and modules and bringing them down here. Use our jump freighter service and buy from Jita. Remember the SRP for when you lose your ship. '''You are responsible for keeping a healthy supply of ships and modules you enjoy ready to fly at your own expense.'''
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| − | ** Abuse of the hangars may result in disciplinary action.
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| − | * '''NSC Implant Replacement Program'''
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| − | **Replacement of up to two +3 Learning Implants per day
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| − | **Loss must be within 5 jumps of PC9-AY within Syndicate, or on an official NSC roam with an AAR where a loss occurred ANYWHERE in 0.0 space. Sorry, lose a pod in low-sec, and you're out of luck.
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| − | **Must have less than 6 months time in Uni and never held, or currently hold, the Graduate title.
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| − | **Less than 15M SP excluding Industry and Mining skills (e-honor on that).
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| − | **To claim your prize, [http://goo.gl/forms/OoRz6o1tBZ fill out this form.]
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| − | **(Original post [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=212&t=94249#p803618 here])
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| − | * '''Fleet Up'''
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| − | **Online fleet fitting tool showing campus pilot abilities for FC's and out of game ship fits.
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| − | **Follow the [http://fleet-up.com/Group/Join/DC2EA6589684B625C643123EEEE33DA8 Link] to become a member. Please set your character as "Public to Group(s)" so that we can see what you can fly.
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| − | ==Interesting Links==
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| − | *[[Interdiction 101]] syllabus contains detailed information on the use of Mobile Warp Disruptors, Interdictors, and HICs.
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| − | *[[Surviving Nullsec]] A generalized wiki entry on how to survive trips through Nullsec, and thrive should you choose to live there.
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| − | *[http://www.evealtruist.com/2012/01/region-spotlight-syndicate.html The Altruist's Syndicate Article] A regional travel guide from gentleman pirate Azual Skoll.
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| − | ==A Note from Tinman==
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| − | Wow, if you’ve made it this far you must be considering checking out the NSC. Great! Now, you may be asking yourself “Why should I join the NSC instead of XYZ Campus, Tinman Spectacular?”
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| − | Obviously I’m biased towards this, but when I say NPC Null is an easier PvP training ground than High-sec, Low-sec, or W-space I mean it … truly. In Syndicate, you do not have to worry about many nuanced game rules and mechanics that can make PvP in other parts of New Eden incredibly difficult.
| + | {| |
| − | #No need to worry about neutral support on/off grid in 0.0 like you have to worry in low or high security space, if someone wants to be cheesy with that you find it and kill it, no silly repercussions from game mechanics. (Concord, Gate guns, Security Status, neutral interference due to crime-watch)
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| − | #Fights will happen without regard to gate/station guns. You won’t see pirates playing Crime watch games to bait half your fleet into attacking them immediately preceding a KOS cool down, forcing the other half to sit-out or risk damage for silly NPC guns.
| + | | valign="top" style="padding-right:10px;" | [[File:Devalt Yotosala.jpg|96px|link=]] |
| − | #Lack of extremely lucrative Faction Warfare sites. You can make decent ISK in Syndicate if you want, but not as easily or readily as you can in FW. If you see a ship in space, you can be sure it’s probably there to fight, or facilitate someone’s fight. No ambiguity there.
| + | | valign="top" | <big>'''[[User:Devalt Yotosala|Devalt Yotosala]]'''</big> <small></small> |
| − | #No complicated W-Space mechanics. Look, I like wormholes, they're different, but they are challenging and require more than just SP. They require significant game knowledge about wormhole mechanics, sleeper mechanics, POS mechanics ... it's hard by gosh! (I'd encourage everyone to check out the Uni WHC or some other Worm-hole corp at some point though.)
| + | The {{co|green|Null-Sec Campus Manager}} provides the strategic direction of the Campus and deals with the overall management of the campus. This includes NSC Officer management, structure policy, asset management and conflict resolution. The NSC Manager makes recommendations on changes to the NSC towards the Directorate and represents the NSC at Management Meetings. |
| − | #NBSI … period. No need to worry about corporation standings, security status, or any of that other stuff. If it’s on your overview, you can shoot it. A second is a lifetime in PvP, do you really want to use that second debating whether attacking a -5-to-the-corp, positive-sec-status frigate on gate is a good idea while you’re nervous as all get-out about timing your MWD cycles? (Assuming you set up your overview to hide blues.)
| + | |} |
| − | #Low-value ships. Syndicate sees more low-value ships per fight than any other area of space. Because folks here fight so much, they simply can’t afford to lose 200M ISK cruisers, 800M ISK Tech-3s, and billion ISK bling ships. Sure, you’ll see a good amount of those ships, but not like you do in low-sec where there are no threats of bubbles and bombs, or high-sec where there is almost no threat for capsuleers well versed in the nuances of “crime watch” and other game mechanics.
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| − | So come down, check it out. I will say that 0.0 is not for everyone. In fact, I’d say the majority of you reading this who try it won’t like it. But if you are willing to try it as a day-one newb or a 20M SP bear you’ll at least be able to say “been there, done that.” And when you're done here, you can move on to other parts of the Uni or even another corp entirely, and have an incredible skill-set to bring to the table based solely around navigating, surviving, and thriving in some of the harshest space New Eden has to offer. (And not ridiculously complicated and confusing game mechanics.)
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| − | ==[http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewforum.php?f=212 NSC Forum - Contact Us]== | + | === Officers === |
| | + | All officers have a joint responsibility to create an inclusive learning environment for Unistas and a strong Null-Sec Campus Community. Officers are your first point of contact for any questions about the NSC. They administer the structures, hangars, programmes, forums, wiki, events and fleets. While all officers contribute to our joint goal, officers work on different tasks and portfolios that you can inquire upon in Coms or by getting in touch with them. |
| | + | * Hofborn |
| | + | * Earl Reneshan |
| | + | * Raas Caslo |
| | + | * Selara Trondinvale |
| | + | * GnI Amatin |
| | + | * Mainuser X |
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