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===General Advice===

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.

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.

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. Zeeba Eatah currently runs an implant replacement plan where he will replace two +3 implants for free [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=212&t=77304&hilit=implant&start=15 +3 implant pair replacement] if you are podded in a Quick Response Fleet (QRF) or scheduled fleet.

===Read the Guides===

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Newpeep’s Guide to NSC Version 3.2] (which supersedes the still excelent but slightly outdated [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=212&t=77154 I'm Here - Now what]), plus the following do's and dont's.

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 ===General Advice===
 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.
+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.
+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. Zeeba Eatah currently runs an implant replacement plan where he will replace two +3 implants for free [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=212&t=77304&hilit=implant&start=15 +3 implant pair replacement] if you are podded in a Quick Response Fleet (QRF) or scheduled fleet.
 ===Read the Guides===
 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 excelent 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.