Wormhole Community Scouting Guide: Difference between revisions

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Also keep in mind that there are certain scenarios that might not be covered in this guide. However, scheduled and impromptu new WHC scout training sessions are available, organized by the campus Education Officers, currently [[User:Hannah_Onasi|Hannah Onasi]] and [[User:Kaliano|Kaliano]]. These sessions will cover topics in this guide as well as any other scenarios that might come up from time to time - so don't force yourself to memorize this entire guide :-)

This guide has the following general structure:

*Jumping into a new system, bookmarking the way home, adding the system to the mapper and gathering initial intel (d-scan)

**If no ''visible'' threat is present

***Confirming current mapper intel (active POSes)

***Gathering new intel (new active POSes)

***Adding new active POSes to the mapper

**If there are signs of activity in the system (ships, wrecks etc.) on d-scan

***Locating any active pilots

***If there are potential PvP targets (site-runners, miners, gas huffers, roaming gang picketing a hole etc.), conveying that information (including their exact location, ships and pilots) to the rest of the fleet

***Getting a good warp-in point on the targets for the fleet

***Enjoying the action! (remember to have a drone or some EWAR on your scanning ship to get on the kill mails)

***After the system is clear or once it is apparent that we have an overwhelming presence, continuing to gather intel

===Helpful links===

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 Also keep in mind that there are certain scenarios that might not be covered in this guide. However, scheduled and impromptu new WHC scout training sessions are available, organized by the campus Education Officers, currently [[User:Hannah_Onasi|Hannah Onasi]] and [[User:Kaliano|Kaliano]]. These sessions will cover topics in this guide as well as any other scenarios that might come up from time to time - so don't force yourself to memorize this entire guide :-)
+This guide has the following general structure:
+*Jumping into a new system, bookmarking the way home, adding the system to the mapper and gathering initial intel (d-scan)
+**If no ''visible'' threat is present
+***Confirming current mapper intel (active POSes)
+***Gathering new intel (new active POSes)
+***Adding new active POSes to the mapper
+**If there are signs of activity in the system (ships, wrecks etc.) on d-scan
+***Locating any active pilots
+***If there are potential PvP targets (site-runners, miners, gas huffers, roaming gang picketing a hole etc.), conveying that information (including their exact location, ships and pilots) to the rest of the fleet
+***Getting a good warp-in point on the targets for the fleet
+***Enjoying the action! (remember to have a drone or some EWAR on your scanning ship to get on the kill mails)
+***After the system is clear or once it is apparent that we have an overwhelming presence, continuing to gather intel
 ===Helpful links===