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==How to be safe from other players==

The NSC is located in null security space and players can therefor kill other players without repercussions.

Ships used for PvE are often expensive, and hunting these ships can be a fun and sometimes even lucrative endeavour for players. It is therefore vital for anyone ratting at the NSC to stay safe.

There are a number of precausions a member of the NSC can take to greatly increase his or hers chance of survival:

* Be in [[NSC Standing Fleet|fleet]].

* Be in the [[Null-Sec Campus#Communication|intel channel]].

* Be on [[Mumble|coms]].

* Keep an eye on [[EVE Lexicon#local|local]] to see if neutral or hostile player enters.

* Use [[Directional scanning|D-Scan]] to check for ships and probes.

* Create and use [[Bookmarks#Safe Spots|safespot bookmarks]].

** Stay aligned to these safe spots if there are unknown players in system.

The idea is to be in fleet, in the intel channel and on coms, so that the player doing PvE activities can be warned in advance if there are hostile players in the neighbouring systems.

This way, you can go to a safe spot or dock up in stations or structures before the hunter enters system.

Since Cruisers and specially battleships are slow to align and enter warp, it can sometimes be to late to escape when the hunter enters your system.

By being in fleet, etc., you can also warn other members of the NSC and thereby helping them survive.

===If you get caught anyways===

So you followed the above advice, but got caught anyways? This happens. The most important part is to stay calm.

Being in fleet and on coms also allows you to call for help IF you should be caught.

==Fittings==

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 ==How to be safe from other players==
 The NSC is located in null security space and players can therefor kill other players without repercussions.
+Ships used for PvE are often expensive, and hunting these ships can be a fun and sometimes even lucrative endeavour for players. It is therefore vital for anyone ratting at the NSC to stay safe.
+There are a number of precausions a member of the NSC can take to greatly increase his or hers chance of survival:
+* Be in [[NSC Standing Fleet|fleet]].
+* Be in the [[Null-Sec Campus#Communication|intel channel]].
+* Be on [[Mumble|coms]].
+* Keep an eye on [[EVE Lexicon#local|local]] to see if neutral or hostile player enters.
+* Use [[Directional scanning|D-Scan]] to check for ships and probes.
+* Create and use [[Bookmarks#Safe Spots|safespot bookmarks]].
+** Stay aligned to these safe spots if there are unknown players in system.
+The idea is to be in fleet, in the intel channel and on coms, so that the player doing PvE activities can be warned in advance if there are hostile players in the neighbouring systems.
+This way, you can go to a safe spot or dock up in stations or structures before the hunter enters system.
+Since Cruisers and specially battleships are slow to align and enter warp, it can sometimes be to late to escape when the hunter enters your system.
+By being in fleet, etc., you can also warn other members of the NSC and thereby helping them survive.
+===If you get caught anyways===
+So you followed the above advice, but got caught anyways? This happens. The most important part is to stay calm.
+Being in fleet and on coms also allows you to call for help IF you should be caught.
 ==Fittings==