Archive:Project Solitude

On 24 Jul 2012, Project Solitude was announced by E-Uni CEO Kelduum Revaan. The announcement can be found here. The Project Solitude E-Uni Headquarters is located at Oerse VI - Moon 10 - Quafe Company Retail Center.

Getting to Solitude

(Largerly copied from the Kelduum Revaan's announcement)

Pod Express

If you don't have any implants in your current clone, and your new medical clones are fairly cheap, you have the option of taking the pod express there. Simply change your clone location to one of the stations in Oerse, and then self destruct your pod. You can of course then Jump Clone back to HQ or wherever your normal clone is.

Via LoSec

This is a long route via Arida, from Bherdasopt (hisec) through Gonditsa, Otakod, Agaullores and Yveve to Yvelet (hisec).

Via Null Sec

This is a little shorter, but goes though Syndicate, from Stacmon (hisec) to Ostingele (losec) then to MHC-R3 (nullsec), M2-CF1, Y9G-KS, Pertnineere (losec) and then Boysin (hisec).

Via a Wormhole

There is an active scanning program within the pocket and hisec-to-hisec wormholes are found on a regular basis. Both ends of the wormhole are bookmarked and placed in the Project Solitude folder of the corporate bookmarks. This means members can use those via corp bookmarks to move assets/trade etc into the region without passing having to go through losec/nullsec. This is a great way to get large or valuable ships into the pocket with minimal risk

Via courier

Black Frog or other couriers can be used to move assets in and out of the area, although this can be fairly costly. You can't move yourself this way however!

Via Jump Freighter or carrier

This is an option if you have them, but they should probably be out of corp. If things get popular, then we may simply jump things in/out ourselves.

Scanning

Scanning is a great way to contribute to the success of Project Solitude. We are currently working on setting up a google docs file to indicated which systems have been scanned recently and which systems still need to be scanned for wormholes. More to follow.