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* Released: November 2006

* Internal Name: Kali 1

This expansion~~, previously known as 'Kali 1',~~ was the first of three major expansions moving toward the [[Faction Warfare]] system and saw the first of the [[Need For Speed]] changes coming into effect, significantly reducing lag for all pilots.

This expansion was the first of three major expansions moving toward the [[Faction Warfare]] system and saw the first of the [[Need For Speed]] changes coming into effect, significantly reducing lag for all pilots.

[[Warp to Zero]] was added in this patch, finally making the existing [[Insta]] bookmarks obsoelete. Previously to this patch, the closest you could warp to a stargate or station was 15km, meaning either the space would need to be made up by [[slowboat]]ing, or alternatively by placing a bookmark 15km beyond your destination then warping to that. This of course meant that differnt bookmarks were needed depending on the diration you came from, meaning hundreds of bookmarks per region. Bookmark sets were traded between players, and it was not uncommon for each player to have thousands of bookmarks, which were found to significantly slow down the system, so they had to go.

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 * Released: November 2006
+* Internal Name: Kali 1
-This expansion, previously known as 'Kali 1', was the first of three major expansions moving toward the [[Faction Warfare]] system and saw the first of the [[Need For Speed]] changes coming into effect, significantly reducing lag for all pilots.
+This expansion was the first of three major expansions moving toward the [[Faction Warfare]] system and saw the first of the [[Need For Speed]] changes coming into effect, significantly reducing lag for all pilots.
 [[Warp to Zero]] was added in this patch, finally making the existing [[Insta]] bookmarks obsoelete. Previously to this patch, the closest you could warp to a stargate or station was 15km, meaning either the space would need to be made up by [[slowboat]]ing, or alternatively by placing a bookmark 15km beyond your destination then warping to that. This of course meant that differnt bookmarks were needed depending on the diration you came from, meaning hundreds of bookmarks per region. Bookmark sets were traded between players, and it was not uncommon for each player to have thousands of bookmarks, which were found to significantly slow down the system, so they had to go.