Wormhole Community Scouting Guide: Difference between revisions

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**If the connection is not EOL or mass critical, note the wormhole ID (so you can enter it when you add the new system - this will show the connection mass on the mapper which is very important as we plan what types of ships we can take through it before it collapses), jump through and repeat the scouting/scanning process

==PvP opportunities==

So you found an ~~active~~ system (~~site~~-~~runners~~, ~~miners~~, ~~gas huffers~~

So you found some potential for PvP, as evidenced by the presence of active:

*Ships on grid with you right after you've jumped through the hole!

*Site runners

*Miners

*Gas huffers

*Ships traveling around or through the system

First and most importantly: '''TRY NOT TO PANIC''' or get too excited. This may be a challenge the first couple of times but eventually your hands won't shake anymore and you will sweat less and less :-)

Create and keep a browser bookmark with an intel gathering website such as: https://adashboard.info/intel - this will be used in the following steps.

Now let's take each scenario step by step, starting with the one that usually needs the most immediate attention.

===Ships on grid on the hole===

*Take a breath and remember you have about a minute before you de-cloak

*Use ''adashboard'' or similar and paste the intel link it created in fleet

*Follow up by announcing that you just posted intel on a fleet sitting on the hole. Be specific about the location - don't just say "on the Bacon hole", instead say "on the Bacon to Innuendo hole"...or whatever the case may be

*Assuming that you are in no position to tackle anything:

**Bookmark the way back (if new system)

**Add system to the mapper (if new system)

**If there is an experienced PvP FC in fleet, ask them what you should do at this point: jump back or warp off to a random POCO or planet (if you're in a covops) so that you can stay in the system and gather additional intel. If not, use your best judgment but remember that if you choose to warp off and someone is on grid in a fast-locking ship (or there is a bubble up), you may get caught

*If you are in a scanning T3 (cloaky/nullified), we'll assume that you probably know what you're doing and can decide whether you should tackle something, warp off or just jump back

*At this point, a PvP FC should take over and give additional instructions

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 **If the connection is not EOL or mass critical, note the wormhole ID (so you can enter it when you add the new system - this will show the connection mass on the mapper which is very important as we plan what types of ships we can take through it before it collapses), jump through and repeat the scouting/scanning process
 ==PvP opportunities==
-So you found an active system (site-runners, miners, gas huffers
+So you found some potential for PvP, as evidenced by the presence of active:
+*Ships on grid with you right after you've jumped through the hole!
+*Site runners
+*Miners
+*Gas huffers
+*Ships traveling around or through the system
+First and most importantly: '''TRY NOT TO PANIC''' or get too excited. This may be a challenge the first couple of times but eventually your hands won't shake anymore and you will sweat less and less :-)
+Create and keep a browser bookmark with an intel gathering website such as: https://adashboard.info/intel - this will be used in the following steps.
+Now let's take each scenario step by step, starting with the one that usually needs the most immediate attention.
+===Ships on grid on the hole===
+*Take a breath and remember you have about a minute before you de-cloak
+*Use ''adashboard'' or similar and paste the intel link it created in fleet
+*Follow up by announcing that you just posted intel on a fleet sitting on the hole. Be specific about the location - don't just say "on the Bacon hole", instead say "on the Bacon to Innuendo hole"...or whatever the case may be
+*Assuming that you are in no position to tackle anything:
+**Bookmark the way back (if new system)
+**Add system to the mapper (if new system)
+**If there is an experienced PvP FC in fleet, ask them what you should do at this point: jump back or warp off to a random POCO or planet (if you're in a covops) so that you can stay in the system and gather additional intel. If not, use your best judgment but remember that if you choose to warp off and someone is on grid in a fast-locking ship (or there is a bubble up), you may get caught
+*If you are in a scanning T3 (cloaky/nullified), we'll assume that you probably know what you're doing and can decide whether you should tackle something, warp off or just jump back
+*At this point, a PvP FC should take over and give additional instructions