Difference between revisions of "Known pirate systems"
Roy batista (talk | contribs) (Replaced https: with http: link) |
(Removed a dead forum link to the original source of the page.) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
[[Category:Guides]] | [[Category:Guides]] | ||
| − | This is a list of known locations for piracy. Pilots are well advised to use extreme caution when entering these systems, or even better, find a way to avoid them altogether | + | This is a list of known locations for piracy. Pilots are well advised to use extreme caution when entering these systems, or even better, find a way to avoid them altogether. For up to date Pirate information try this search string http://forum.eveuniversity.org/search.php?keywords=pirate&terms=all&author=&sc=1&sf=titleonly&sr=topics&sk=t&sd=d&st=0&ch=300&t=0&submit=Search |
Most pirate systems are located in systems with low security status ratings (0.1 - 0.4), and which are "choke points" along common traffic lines between trade hubs. A good way to identify potential piracy systems is to open your map (F10 key), then in your Map Control Panel go to Stars by Color / Statistics / and select "Ships destroyed in last hour". You will see if your destination waypoints go through systems that had recent pirate activities. | Most pirate systems are located in systems with low security status ratings (0.1 - 0.4), and which are "choke points" along common traffic lines between trade hubs. A good way to identify potential piracy systems is to open your map (F10 key), then in your Map Control Panel go to Stars by Color / Statistics / and select "Ships destroyed in last hour". You will see if your destination waypoints go through systems that had recent pirate activities. | ||
Revision as of 18:41, 29 January 2015
This is a list of known locations for piracy. Pilots are well advised to use extreme caution when entering these systems, or even better, find a way to avoid them altogether. For up to date Pirate information try this search string http://forum.eveuniversity.org/search.php?keywords=pirate&terms=all&author=&sc=1&sf=titleonly&sr=topics&sk=t&sd=d&st=0&ch=300&t=0&submit=Search
Most pirate systems are located in systems with low security status ratings (0.1 - 0.4), and which are "choke points" along common traffic lines between trade hubs. A good way to identify potential piracy systems is to open your map (F10 key), then in your Map Control Panel go to Stars by Color / Statistics / and select "Ships destroyed in last hour". You will see if your destination waypoints go through systems that had recent pirate activities.
Known Lowsec Pirate Havens (System, Sec Status, Region, Notes)
- Akora - 0.32, The Forge
- Amamake - 0.43, Heimatar
- Atlar - 0.37, Molden Heath
- Aunenen - 0.44, Lonetrek
- Bosena - 0.4, Molden Heath
- Decon - 0.38, Sinq Laison
- Egghelende - 0.45, Sinq Laison
- Frulegur - 0.43, Metropolis
- Goinard - 0.34, Sinq Laison
- Hadozeko - 0.4, Metropolis
- Hagilur - 0.36, Metropolis
- Hevrice - 0.41, Verge Vendor
- Ihakana - 0.38, The Forge
- Illamur - 0.28, Molden Heath
- Ingunn - 0.28, Heimatar
- Jan - 0.42, Lonetrek
- Messoya - 0.32, The Forge
- Mifrata - 0.3, Derelik
- Naguton - 0.31, Domain
- Oddelulf - 0.37, Molden Heath
- Old Man Star - 0.33, Essence
- Otsela - 0.38, The Forge
- Rahadalon - 0.39, Devoid
- Rancer - 0.36, Sinq Laison, the most notorious pirate hub
- Resbroko- 0.44, Metropolis
- Seyllin - 0.4, Essence
- Tama - 0.28, The Citadel
- Tasti - 0.28, The Forge
- Vecamia - 0.44, Genesis
