Scanning. Scanning in EVE Online - skills, modules, ships, research sites Eve online anomaly research

It is important to understand one thing: EVE is not a difficult game
It is difficult to understand and difficult to master, but it is not difficult to play it. At least not harder than any other game.

First of all, the difficulty lies in the fact that it is not like what you have played before. Absolutely.

Unfriendliness to beginners, it is made on purpose, a kind of screening of those who will not pull the game.

Returning to this game, after a pause of a year and a half, I decided to give up on all my pilots, on all their learned skills and start from scratch, in the process describing what and how to do.

Here is the first result. I will describe the mistakes that I made at the start, in the context of the guide on training missions. Let's go.

After the first login, you will be explained how to use the interface, how to fly, how to warp, how to go through a hypergate, and so on. These are just the basics of management, nothing more.

You will be taught to play by the first agents (these are NPCs located at space stations), which are distributed by profession: Research, Army, Advanced Combat Training Course, Trade, Production.

After the first acquaintance with Eva, based on the experience of other MMOs, I thought that they would let me choose the class for which I would play. This is my first mistake.

The first thing to do is complete the tasks of all these agents. In a global sense, the order of passing is not important. But the difficulty of passing, especially for those who play for the first time, varies greatly.

My second mistake, there was no understanding of the principles of teaching. I, like all of you, got used to the fact that in training, we point with the finger what to buy, what to learn, what to install, and so on.

You will be told everything in general, but the details, you need to cover yourself.

My third mistake, a consequence of the first error. I started with the Army and after a sweaty passage, deciding that I specialized in a class, I went on quests further. Then they bent me cruelly, leaving me without money, without belongings and without a ship. Respawning at the station, in full ah * e, I sit and think - is that all? What the hell am I supposed to do?!))

In short, the algorithm at the start is as follows: we go through all the learning agents. After completing the missions of the next agent, he says that your training is over and offers to fly to some hell, to another agent, to complete tasks. I will say right away that all training agents, after completing their quest chains, offer to fly to the Sisters of Eve. WE IGNORE.

1. Scanning
2. Production
3. Trade
4. Army
5. advanced combat course

P. 1-3 is PVE. During the execution you will be given a lot of normal ships, skills, modules. In the process, you will more or less get used to what is happening around, get fat (learn skills) and pvp branches with nps p. 4-5 will pass on easy. During the passage, feel free to buy skills yourself in the station marketplace and learn them. You will face the problem that there are a lot of skills and the question will naturally arise - What the hell should I teach? Look at the Certificates (the second tab after the skills, in the skills menu in the profile), there the skills are grouped according to the directions and depth of study (Initial skills > more advanced level of study + new ones > and so on). Also, do not hesitate to "sit out" for a few days while learning skills. Now for the quests of each of the branches. Guide copied from eve's forums. Depending on the choice of the faction, the items and skills issued, as well as the tasks themselves, may vary slightly. Do not forget to save the coordinates of the Sisters of Eve, after passing the branch (right-click - save the coordinates), so that later, after passing all the branches, you will not lose it.

Scan (+/-)

Space anomalies

1 of 5

Delivery of the item

Get the following items:

Item: 1 x Proof of Discovery: Anomalies (1.0 m³)

Reward:

Completion Bonuses:

If you manage to complete the task within 5 hours and 53 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: after leaving the dock, you will see a green rhombus in space (if you didn’t have time or don’t see it, turn on the onboard scanner, it will show again) and warp there. There you will find a container with a document. Pick up and return.

2 out of 5

Location: 0.9 Trossere

Issued items:

Reward

Completion Bonuses

Walkthrough: jump to the gate, then through them you will get to the second. Before that, take the junk from their container, otherwise they will not let you in. Then you will be taken to three points in the excursion mode (on the left you see the ruins of the 14th century). After the tour, full of impressions, return to the base.

3 out of 5

Get the following items:

Delivery location: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Item: 1 x Proof of Discovery: Data (1.0 m³)

Reward:

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 6 hours, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: charge the cork launcher, get out of the dock, launch the corks. You need a zone with DATA (Data). I won’t tell you how to scan correctly: there are enough guides and I still don’t know how well. As you scan, fly there, break the container (Data analyzer), take a piece of paper from the container and go home.

4 out of 5

Get the following items:

Item: 1 x Proof of Discovery: Relic (1.0 m³)

Reward:

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 6 hours, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Note: The tutorial will give you the Civilian Relic Analyzer

Walkthrough: similar to the previous one, adjusted for the relic anomaly and the corresponding cracker.

5 out of 5

Get the following items:

Delivery location: 0.9Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Item: 1 x Proof of Discovery: Gas (1.0 m³)

Issued Items

1 x Proof of Discovery: Gas Passkey

Reward

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 3 hours and 18 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: find the gas anomaly, fly there. Just do not forget to put the issued tsatska in the hold, otherwise the gate will not let you in. Fly through the gate, climb into the container, complete the mission

Thread completed!

Production (+/-)

Making an elephant out of a fly (Making Mountains of Molehills)

1 out of 10

Delivery of the item

Get the following items:

Delivery location: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

1000 x Veldspar (100.0 m³)

Mine 1000 Veldspar from the Asteroid Cluster indicated by your agent and deliver the ore to him. Move the Veldspar from the Ore Hold to the Storage to complete the quest.

Location: 0.9 Trossere

Issued items:

Reward:

Completion Bonuses:

If you manage to complete the task within 4 hours and 2 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: Dig up Veldspar at a given point and bring it home. I advise you to dig up a full hold, it will come in handy.

2 out of 10

Delivery of the item

Get the following items:

Delivery location:0,9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Item: 150 x Tritanium (1.5 m³)

Issued items:

1 x Mining Frigate

Reward:

Completion Bonuses:

If you manage to complete the task within 2 hours and 39 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: if you have dug up more Veldspar than necessary, then everything is even easier. Recycle veldspar (200 units will be enough, at the same time for the next mission too) and complete the mission. Just do not advise to process all the ore. The proceeds from the sale of minerals received from processing are less than raw ore. Market-s. Or recycle purely for themselves (for the production of goods).

3 out of 10

Delivery of the item

Delivery location: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Item: 2 x Civilian Afterburner (10.0 m³)

Issued items:

1 x Civilian Afterburner Blueprint (2 Lots, Copy, Production Efficiency Index (ME): 5, Production Time Save: 2)

Reward:

1 x Expanded Cargohold I

Completion Bonuses:

If you manage to complete the task within 6 hours, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: if you already have the Industry skill, then you just need to start production. While the order is being made, you can dig. Or don't dig. As you wish in general. Once built, we complete the mission.

4 out of 10

Delivery of the item

Get the following items:

Delivery location: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Item: 7000 x Tritanium (70.0 m³)

Destroy the rebel drones and get Veldspar for your agent. After returning to the station, you will need to process the ore to get minerals. Location: 0.9 Trossere

Issued items:

Reward:

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 2 hours and 52 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: we arrive, kill a couple of drones, dig, go home. The only question is how to do it: you can take a miner, change one drilling laser for a cannon and fly right away and fight and dig. You can fly on a combat frigate, crush everyone, and dig up with one laser (fortunately, the hold compared to the Venture is simply ridiculous). Or the third option: crumble on a combat frigate, and then return on a mining ship and dig for your own pleasure. There is another way: drones. But here you need the Drones skill, which you will be given only in 6/10 of the "army 2" branch, and civilian versions of drones only in 7/10. Think, choose.

5 out of 10

Transport task

Carry the following items:

Delivery Location: 0.6 Brybier I - Moon 20 - Freedom Extension Warehouse

Cargo: 1 x Crates of Electronic Parts (40.0 m³)

Issued items:

1 x 1MN Afterburner I

Reward:

1 x Expanded Cargohold I

Completion Bonuses:

If you manage to complete the task within 1 hour and 28 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: regular delivery on autopilot. You can complete the mission remotely and before you fly for the next mission to your home station, you can dig into 0.6. I advise you to look for Omber or Pyroxeres on the belts there, you will need it in the next mission. Please note that there may be inscriptions. You can choose belts, I think there is an empty one. Just do not go far from the computer, non-script tends to be reborn. Well, or, as I said earlier, take drones.

6 out of 10

Get the following items:

Delivery location: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Item: 20 x Cap Booster 25 (20.0 m³)

Issued items:

1 x Cap Booster 25 Blueprint (2 Lots, Copy, Production Efficiency Index (ME): 5, Production Time Saved: 2)

Reward:

Completion Bonuses:

If you manage to complete the task within 6 hours, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: required ores - Pyroxeres, Plagioclase, Jaspet or Hemorphite. We dug up, started production. The required batch is made in about 10 minutes. You can still dig.

7 out of 10

Transport task:

Loading point: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Load: 20 x Cap Booster 25 (20.0 m³)

Reward:

Completion Bonuses:

Walkthrough: quickly drive on autopilot and that's it. Do not pull only, you only have 30 minutes of time!

8 out of 10

Get the following items: 1 x Civilian Gallente Shuttle

Delivery location: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Items Granted: 1 x Civilian Gallente Shuttle Blueprint (single run, copy, material level: 5, time efficiency: 2) (2778 x Tritanium)

Reward: 204,000 ISK

Bonus (for 6 hours): 191,000 ISK

Walkthrough: Banal shuttle production. It's done for five minutes. If last time you dug at least one full hold of veldspar on a mining frigate, then there will be enough resources.

9 out of 10

Get the following items:

Delivery location: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Item: 1 x Production Assistant (3.0 m³)

Go to the appointed place, get some ore and destroy the pirates that show up.

Location: 0.9 Trossere

Reward:

Completion Bonuses:

If you manage to complete the task within 1 hour and 40 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: arrive at the point, start digging. In about a minute, an enemy frigate will appear, destroy it and take the cargo from the container. Complete the task.

10 out of 10

Get the following items:

Delivery location: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Item: 1 x Navitas (10000.0 m³)

Issued items:

1 x Navitas Blueprint (5 batches, copy, Production Efficiency Index (ME): 5, Production time savings: 2)

Reward:

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 5 hours and 59 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: banal production details. There is a real nuance - a deficiency of some minerals is possible. Either run after asteroids, or just buy more in the market. The product will be made about 1.5 hours. You can cook dumplings for now.

Thread completed!

Trading (+/-)

Settlement of accounts (Balancing the Books)

1 out of 10

Transport task

Loading point: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Delivery Location:0,9 Vittenyn IV - Moon 6 - Expert Distribution Warehouse

Load 1 x Data Sheets (1.0 m³)

Issued Items

1 x Mining Frigate

Reward

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 2 hours and 20 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Note: the agent will give you a book for a mining frigate. I advise you to immediately put it on training, it will come in handy very soon. Well, unless you have passed the production branch earlier.

Walkthrough: we take the papers to the neighboring system (one jump) and complete the mission (you can do it right at that station).

2 out of 10

Delivery of the item

Delivery location: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Item: 1 x Black Box (0.1 m³)

Go there, find what's left of the ship, and use the dismantling module you got from me. Use it to get the black box. Of course, if you meet Serpentis pirates along the way, destroy them.

Location: 0.8 Ainaille

Issued Items

1 x Civilian Salvager

Reward

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 5 hours and 6 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Note: the tutorial will give you the Survey and Salvaging skills (a very necessary and expensive thing - it costs about a lemon of lawsuits at the local base !!!). Also note that the civilian version of the salvajor given to you does not require any skills. You can not rush to put this skill on pumping, but with this unit you will be salting for a long time every time.

Walkthrough: we fly 4 jumps, shoot the pirate, salvage the vrek and the remains of the pirate with the given module and go home to surrender.

3 out of 10

Delivery of the item

Get the following items:

Delivery location: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Item: 333 x Tritanium (3.3 m³)

Drill ore; Refining 333 Tritanium from it, then give the resulting minerals to the agent.

Location: 0.9 Trossere

Issued Items

1 x Civilian Miner

Reward

1 x Reprocessing

Completion Bonuses

Walkthrough: fly to the point, start digging, a pirate will fly. Get him down. One cycle of the drilling laser is enough to complete the mission, but you can dig until the hold is full. Fly home, recycle (about 300 Veldspar is enough) and complete the mission.

4 out of 10

Delivery of the item

Delivery location: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Item: 1 x Encoded Data Chip (0.1m³)

The Serpentis have set up a listening post nearby, intercepting information and using it to attack our ships. I want you to head there, destroy the post and any Serpentis Corporation ship in your sight. I also ask you to use a data analyzer and open the storage device to extract the Encoded Data Chip.

Location: 0.9 Trossere

Special restrictions apply to ships in this area.

Issued Items

1 x Civilian Data Analyzer

Reward

Completion Bonuses

Note: The tutorial will give you Negotiation and Contracting. Please note Contracting on an unpaid account does not learn.

Walkthrough: we arrive at the point through the overclocking gate, bring down the pirate, open the container issued by the Civilian Data Analyzer and take the contents. Mission completed.

5 out of 10

Carry the following items:

Loading point: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Delivery Location: 0.6 Brybier I - Moon 1 - Federal Freight Storage

Cargo: 1 x Encoded Data Chip (0.1 m³)

Issued Items

1 x Overdrive Injector System I

Reward

1 x Expanded Cargohold I

Completion Bonuses

Walkthrough: Take the chip to the station and complete the mission there by talking to the agent.

6 out of 10

Delivery of the item

Delivery location: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Item: 1 x Tracking Computer I (5.0 m³)

Issued Items

1x Mass production

Reward

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 2 hours and 6 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Note: the tutorial gives trade and retail skills

Walkthrough: Just buy at the station and complete the task.

7 out of 10

Get the following items:

Delivery location: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Item: 1 x Datacore - Elementary Civilian Tech (1.0 m³)

Our scouts found an ancient site that at first glance could be useful to us. I want you to head over there with your analysis equipment and see if there's anything of interest in that area. There will be Serpentis Corporation ships there, but I'm sure you can handle them without much difficulty. Whatever you find there after analysis, deliver it to me.

Location: 0.9 Trossere

Special restrictions apply to ships in this area.

Issued Items

1 x Civilian Relic Analyzer

Reward:

1 x 1MN Afterburner I

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 2 hours and 2 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: arrival at the point, activation of the gate. First pocket, two frigates, then through the gate to the second pocket, also two frigates and a container. You open the analyzer issued by the agent (or which was given to you on scanning missions), pick up the item, return and turn in the task. You can loot, maybe you will find something.

8 out of 10

Carry the following items:

Loading point: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Delivery Location: 0.9 Vittenyn VI - Moon 13 - Federation Navy Assembly Plant

Load: 1 x Central Data Core (5.0 m³)

Reward

1 x Limited Social Adaptation Chip

Completion Bonuses:

If you manage to complete the task within 20 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: go for one jump. The main thing to consider is that they give little time for execution: do not pull!

NB! The tutorial will give you the Cybernetics skill at the end of the mission.

9 out of 10

Get the following items:

Delivery location: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Item: 2 x 1MN Afterburner I (10.0 m³)

Issued Items

1 x Expanded Cargohold I

Reward:

1 x Advanced Industry

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 30 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: the easiest way is to either give away two 1MN Afterburner I (one was given to you for the 7th task of the trade branch, the second one was given to you for the 5th task of the production branch), or buy. You decide. Again, you do not have much time, it is better to stock up in advance.

10 out of 10

Get the following items:

Delivery location: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Item: 5000 x Antimatter Charge S (12.5 m³)

Issued Items

1 x Antimatter Charge S Blueprint (200 batches, copy, Production Efficiency Index (ME): 5, Production time savings: 2)

Reward:

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 6 hours, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: Run a project in a local factory. Attention! For production, you will need an ore called Pyroxeres. It contains all the essential minerals (mainly Nocxium). Rework Veldspar if necessary. With Industry* pumped up to level 2, the time will be 3 hours 45 minutes. You can dig for now. Well, or take on the next branch.

The thread is finished!

Army (+/-)

Cash Flow for Capsuleers

1 out of 10

Your agent has asked you to rid the miners of the pirates in the asteroid belt.

Location: 0.9 Trossere

Issued Items

1x Repair Systems

Reward

1 x 75mm Gatling Rail I

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 5 hours, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

2,000 x Antimatter Charge S

Note: I advise you to have time to complete the task - the cartridges will be very handy for you, enough for all the training. We spoil how it is possible not to be in time here, I can’t imagine myself well - except perhaps with an Internet problem ...

Walkthrough: Kill 4 targets one at a time and return home.

2 out of 10

Get the following items:

Delivery location: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Item: 1 x Civilians (5.0 m³)

Eliminate the pirates and save the civilian miner they are holding captive. You will find a miner in an escape pod thrown out by one of the pirate ships.

Location: 0.9 Trossere

Issued Items

1 x motion prediction

Reward:

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 1 hour and 30 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: arrive, kill four frigates, loot, take the contents of the container, go home.

3 out of 10

Get the following items:

Delivery location: 0.9 Trossere VII - Moon 3 - University of Caille

Item: 1 x Secret Documents (0.1 m³)

Defeat the pirates, retrieve the secret documents from the container they leave behind, and report back to your agent.

Location: 0.9 Trossere

Issued Items

2 x 75mm Gatling Rail I

Reward

1 x Propulsion Jamming

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 2 hours, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Note: The tutorial will automatically give you the Civilan Stasis Webifier

Walkthrough: fly in, kill enemies (whom the guns do not have time for - runner drone - throw a net), loot, take the contents of the container, go home.

4 out of 10

Put the ship in warp mode and get to the deadspace section you need. Upon arrival, find the star gates on the territory of the site and approach them.

Location: 0.9 Trossere

Reward

1 x 1MN Afterburner I

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 1 hour and 26 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Note: The tutorial will give you a Civilian Shield Booster I

Walkthrough: arrive, come closer to the gate, start rowing and immediately go home from there. Mission accomplished.

5 out of 10

Meet the pirate at the repair outpost. Follow his instructions and report to your agent.

Location: 0.9 Trossere

Issued Items

1 x Civilian Thermal Dissipation Field

Reward:

1 x Shield Management

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 1 hour and 48 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: we arrive, we kill (throw the net, do not forget), we fly home.

6 out of 10

Destroy the Wolf outpost. It is located in the last pocket of the complex.

Location 0.9 Trossere

Normal restrictions apply to ships in this area.

Reward:

1 x Limited Ocular Filter

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 4 hours and 30 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: There are about 10 frigs in the first pocket, nothing serious. The base is in the second pocket. As soon as you open fire, a couple of frigates and 2-3 stationary guns will appear. The main thing is not to stand, otherwise they will cheerfully begin to disassemble you. If you orbit them, there will be no problems.

7 out of 10

Get to the point where the convoy was ambushed and destroy the pirate ships. If during the battle your ship is badly damaged, put it into warp mode and retreat from the battlefield; a breather will allow you to patch holes and gain an advantage over a battered opponent.

Location: 0.9 Trossere

Issued items:

1 x Small Armor Repairer I

Reward:

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 3 hours and 4 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: it's simple, fly in, kill, go home. Loot at will.

8 out of 10

Fly to the hotel your agent mentioned and pick up the VIPs. If something goes wrong, report to your agent.

Location: 0.9 Trossere

Issued Items

1 x Weapon Upgrades

Reward:

2 x Overdrive Injector System I

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 4 hours and 52 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: fly in, fly up to asteroids, take damage. In principle, after the appearance of enemy ships (three pieces), you can simply warp - the mission is completed. But if you want, you can clean their face. I only advise you to warp first, let's say, to your native station, get repaired and fight again. After that, we calmly loot (something valuable is already falling out here) and complete the mission.

9 out of 10

Destroy the drug warehouse and report to your agent.

Location: 0.9 Trossere

Normal restrictions apply to ships in this area.

Reward:

1 x Stasis Webifier I

Completion Bonuses

If you manage to complete the task within 2 hours and 30 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: we arrive, we bring down a trifle, then on the accelerating gate, we fall into the second pocket. We shoot again a trifle, bring down the Narcotics warehouse on the asteroid, you can take drugs from the container (just don’t climb with it in the hold through the gates, throw it off at your own station and sell it or forget about it). Mission completed.

10 out of 10

Find the Wolf and take him out, once and for all.

Seat: 0.8 Mirilene

Normal restrictions apply to ships in this area.

Issued Items

Reward:

1x Sharpshooter

Completion Bonuses:

If you manage to complete the task within 6 hours, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: first two pockets with change, nothing special. In the third pocket, the tower nets and three or four frigates saw you. Pretty painful, but you can get through without otwarp. The main thing is to go away from the tower and dismantle the frigs one by one. Caps will be missed, yes, however, everything is quite passable.

Thread completed!

1 out of 10

Clear the area of ​​all enemy ships.

Location: 0.9 Trossere

Normal restrictions apply to ships in this area.

Reward:

1 x Propulsion Jamming

Completion Bonuses:

If you manage to complete the task within 3 hours and 26 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: we arrive, we kill, we fly away. As always.

2 out of 10

Ram the pirate base with a frigate issued by your agent. Your task will be completed when the charges explode.

Location: 0.9 Trossere

Special restrictions apply to ships in this area.

Issued Items

Reward:

Completion Bonuses:

If you manage to complete the task within 3 hours and 31 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: board the assigned ship. Don't bet anything on it! After that, fly to the point through the boost gate and then simply double-click on the space station. After the explosion, you will find yourself in a capsule. Tip: do not complete the mission right away, take another ship and take the contents of the container, there are interesting goodies there. At the same time, you can salvage a couple of wrecks (including your crashed boat!). Performed.

3 out of 10

Find the lurking pirate and activate the Civilian Warp Disruptor on him so that he cannot escape. You are allowed to destroy any guard ships encountered, but not the target itself.

Location: 0.9 Trossere

Issued items:

1 x Civilian Warp Disruptor

Reward:

Completion Bonuses:

If you manage to complete the task within 2 hours and 25 minutes, you will receive the following rewards as a reward:

Walkthrough: Arrive and throw a disruptor at an enemy frigate, the task is completed. Interestingly, it is impossible to break through it (perhaps there are not enough guns), so do not try. Although he almost never breaks through you.

4 out of 10

To complete the task, you must complete the following tasks:

Find the missing agent and fix his ship.

Since the very beginning of civilization, people have always been burning with curiosity to find out what is in the mysterious cosmic unknown. This curiosity has not died down so far, and the exploration of the boundless space continues both by private players and corporations. New Eden is the perfect place for exploration, where every player can discover something interesting.

If you started your adventure in the legendary space MMO, then the first thing you need to learn is to scan. The game features more than 5200 unique star systems, each of which is fraught with many secrets. These secrets can bring you valuable items and a lot of .

At the basic level of scanning eve online using special probes. They are able to detect so-called cosmic signatures. There are 4 types of objects (or sites) that can be detected during a signature scan:

1. EVE Online's gas fields are areas where gas collects into interstellar clouds. This gas is very widely used in the EVE industry and is very profitable to collect and sell. Although for an ordinary player it is not of particular value, but for true miners this is a very good find. But we will not go into details, since we have a number of separate articles on this topic.
2. Combat Sites are part of the game's PvE mode, which includes battles against factional enemies and pirates. Clearing these areas of hostile NPCs will reward you with valuable loot like Deadspace and Faction. But if you are an ordinary explorer and do not have combat capabilities, then it is better to avoid such finds.
3. Wormholes, or are unstable rifts in space that lead to various star systems. But the problem is that you cannot know what is on the other side of this rift. Wormhole research can be an interesting and lucrative business. We also have a separate article about this, so we will not go in cycles in details here.
4. Relics and valuable data - in such places there are special containers that can be hacked by a data analyzer. There can be five categories: frozen sites (sleeper sites), frozen caches (sleeper caches), ghost sites (ghost sites), sites with information about drones (drone data sites), as well as information about pirates and relics. For researchers, such areas are of the greatest interest, so they will be the focus of this guide.

But before we talk about the possible location of the EVE Online relics and dates, we first need to master the basics of scanning and learn all the skills, modules and ships necessary for this.

Scanning Eve online and the necessary skills

Any activity in EVE online requires skills. Without development, you will not be able to experience the many pleasures of the game. Therefore, for a researcher in Eva Online, you need your own set of skills.

Some will help you with data and relic hacking, some will increase your survivability in especially dangerous places, and some will give you the opportunity to use the best research ones. All of them are presented in the table below.

Modules for

The right set of modules will significantly increase the effectiveness of reconnaissance and survivability. That is why this point cannot be ignored. The customization of your ship will largely depend on the number of high, medium and low power slots available in it, as well as rigs. The tables present and describe the modules that will help you in your research.

High power modules:

EVE Online Medium Power Modules:

EVE Online Low Power Modules:

Riga EVE Online:

We have presented you with information about and, but which ones to put is up to you. In the next part of our guide, we will talk about the ships that are used for scanning in EVE Online.

Choosing the right research ship can be quite tricky for a beginner as it depends a lot on the player's style, experience and level. Therefore, we decided to describe three types of research ships and 9 available models. Of these, you will find the most suitable for your skills and level.

Before going into details, we will provide short description each of the ships. Heron is a great starter research ship thanks to its 5 medium slots; and Buzzard his upgrade to Tech 2; if you are an absolute beginner, then these two instances should be your starting points. Probe and Cheetah have a more dynamic style of play and will fit more experienced players. Magnate is one of the strongest research frigates, but its disadvantage is a small number of medium slots. But you should not worry about this: the “big brother” of this ship, Anathema, compensates for this shortcoming in its characteristics. The Helios may be a fairly versatile research ship, but you'll only get to it through the mediocre Imicus. And finally, if you decide to explore with aggression, Astero has everything you need for this: a powerful drone platform and advanced cloaking technology. Its power will also come in handy in the wormholes and nullsecs of EVE Online.

Exploration Frigates to scan

These vessels are purposefully designed for space exploration. They have good hack and scan bonuses, which means it is suitable for any budding explorer. However, the combat power of these ships is painfully ridiculous, so do not even think about engaging in open battle with them. Only drones can increase their survivability, but only if they are properly selected.

This type:

Heron

A feature of this ship is as many as five medium slots. This makes it very convenient for research. If you are a beginner, choosing this option as your first research ship will save you the hassle of deciding which medium power module to install and which to skip. Heron requires Caldari Frigate I to control and provides the following bonuses:
1. 7.5% bonus to the power of combat and main scanners (the percentage is charged for each level of the Caldari Frigate skill);
2. 5% reduction in the duration of salvaging (a percentage is calculated for each level of the Caldari Frigate skill);


• magnate

  It is the heaviest of all Tech 1 research frigates, but it only has 3 slots for medium modules, and this reduces its research potential. It has one more slots for low power modules, namely 4. It requires the Amarr Frigate I skill to control, and gives the following bonuses:
  1. 7.5% bonus to the power of combat and main scanners (the percentage is charged for each level of the Amarr Frigate skill);
  2. 5% reduction in the duration of salvaging (percentage is charged for each level of the Amarr Frigate skill);
  3. 5% bonus to data analyzer and relics (role bonus).

  It is the fastest and most agile of all the Tech 1 Exploration Frigates. The Probe is very good at staying out of trouble and its 4 medium module slots will make it a competitive explorer. Three low slots are best used for modules that give the ability to avoid pursuers. Requires the Minmatar Frigate I skill and provides a way to:
  1. 7.5% bonus to the power of combat and main scanners (percentage is charged for each level of the Minmatar Frigate skill);
  2. 5% reduction in the duration of salvaging (a percentage is awarded for each level of the Minmatar Frigate skill);
  3. 5% bonus to data analyzer and relics (role bonus).

• Imicus

  The slowest of all the Tech 1 explorer frigates, but also the best in terms of drone control (20Mbit/s Drone Bandwitch). Therefore, the correct selection of combat drones is necessary in order to compensate for the weak survivability of Imicuse. Its four medium slots are enough to make it work as a solid research ship. Requires the Gallente Frigate I skill and grants bonuses:
  1. 7.5% bonus to the power of combat and main scanners (the percentage is charged for each level of the Gallente Frigate skill);
  2. 5% reduction in the duration of salvaging (a percentage is charged for each level of the Gallente Frigate skill);
  3. 5% bonus to data analyzer and relics (role bonus).

Covert Ops Frigates and Scanning

Essentially, these are Tech 2 upgraded versions of regular research . Their most notable feature is a warp with an active cloaking device. This feature makes them one of the most cunning ships in the game. The ability to stay under enemy radar is often used in PvP wars, where Special Ops frigates can get corporations a lot of valuable data. In addition, they have good research bonuses and use scanning extremely good, which, combined with advanced masking technology, makes them a very good choice for zero-sec and wormhole scanning.

Ships of this type:

• Buzzard

  Like Heron, he has his strengths and weak sides. Like the Heron, it has 5 medium slots to help set up your ship for the transition to exploring hazardous areas in space. Buzzard does not have Drone Bay. This ship can install Covert Ops Cloaking Devices and Covert Cynosural Field Generators, and its Cloak reactivation delay has been reduced to 5 seconds. Requires Caldari Frigate V and Covert Ops I to control, and grants the following bonuses:
  1. 5% bonus to missile and kinetic light missile damage (a percentage is calculated for each level of the Caldari Frigate skill);
  2. A 5% bonus to the rate of fire of rocket and light rocket launchers (a percentage is calculated for each level of the Caldari Frigate skill);
  
  
  
  

• Anathema

  Being an advanced version of the Magnate, this ship has a good tank for a special ops frigate. Unlike its predecessor, it has 4 medium slots, which gives it a lot more room to explore. Anathema does not have a Drone Bay. This ship can install Covert Ops Cloaking Devices and Covert Cynosural Field Generators, and its Cloak reactivation delay has been reduced to 5 seconds. Requires Amarr Frigate V and Covert Ops I skills and provides the following bonuses:
  1. 5% bonus to rocket damage (percentage is charged for each level of the Amarr Frigate skill);
  2. Reducing the recharge time of the capacitor by 5% (percentage is charged for each level of the Amarr Frigate skill);
  3. Reduced requirements for Cloaking Devices by 20% (percentage is charged for each level of the Covert Ops skill);
  4. 10% bonus to the probes of the combat and main scanner (percentage is charged for each level of the Covert Ops skill);
  5. Reduced flight time of Survey Probes by 10% (percentage is charged for each level of Covert Ops skill);
  6. +10 bonus to the analyzer of data and relics (role bonus).

• Cheetah

  This is the fastest and most agile Special Ops frigate, but low CPU power and not the best capacitor characteristics reduce its versatility. But nevertheless, as with Probe, it helps to avoid certain troubles. Thanks to its speed and agility, the Cheetah plays the role of a scout and spy. He also doesn't have Drone Bay. This ship can also install Covert Ops Cloaking Devices and Covert Cynosural Field Generators, and its cloak reactivation delay has been reduced to 5 seconds. The skills to control it are Minmatar Frigate V and Covert Ops I. It also grants the following bonuses:
  1. 5% small projectile damage bonus (a percentage is calculated for each level of the Minmatar Frigate skill);
  2. 10% to the optimal range of Small Projectile Turrets (percentage is awarded for each level of the Minmatar Frigate skill);
  3. Reduced requirements for Cloaking Devices by 20% (percentage is charged for each level of the Covert Ops skill);
  4. 10% bonus to the probes of the combat and main scanner (percentage is charged for each level of the Covert Ops skill);
  5. Reduced flight time of Survey Probes by 10% (percentage is charged for each level of Covert Ops skill);
  6. +10 bonus to the analyzer of data and relics (role bonus).

• Helios

  This is the only Spec Ops Frigate that has a Drone Bay, but the low drone capacity and the terrible Drone Bandwitch make this advantage almost useless. It has only two slots for high power modules. This is sufficient for the purposes of the study, but not ideal at all; this is somewhat offset by 5 medium slots. It can also be equipped with Covert Ops Cloaking Devices and Covert Cynosural Field Generators, and its cloak reactivation delay has been reduced to 5 seconds. It requires the Gallente Frigate V and Covert Ops I skills to operate, and in turn provides the following bonuses:
  1. 5% damage bonus from Small Hybrid Turret (percentage is charged for each Gallente Frigate skill level);
  2. 10% bonus to thermal damage from Scout Drones (a percentage is charged for each Gallente Frigate skill level);
  3. Reduced requirements for Cloaking Devices by 20% (percentage is charged for each level of the Covert Ops skill);
  4. 10% bonus to the probes of the combat and main scanner (percentage is charged for each level of the Covert Ops skill);
  5. Reduced flight time of Survey Probes by 10% (percentage is charged for each level of Covert Ops skill);
  6. +10 bonus to the analyzer of data and relics (role bonus).

Pirate Frigates - Aggressive Scanning

Unlike other research ships, pirate frigates can not only defend themselves, but also be aggressors. These ships are intended for long missions and are not required to visit stations too often.

Ships of this type:

• Astero

  This is a one of a kind exploration pirate ship. It outperforms other models in stealth research and attack power. It has the largest drone capacity of any research frigate (75m³ and 25 Mbps). And despite being a Tech 1, it can be equipped with Covert Ops Cloaking Devices and has a Cloaking reactivation delay reduced to 15 seconds.

  All this has made the Astero one of the most popular space exploration vehicles, despite its high price. It requires the Gallente Frigate III and Amarr Frigate III skills to operate, and provides the following bonuses:
  1. 20% bonus to drone hitpoints (percentage is charged for each Gallente Frigate skill level);
  2. 4% bonus to all armor resists (percentage is charged for each level of the Amarr Frigate skill);
  3. Reduced requirements for Cloaking Devices by 100% (role bonus);
  4. 37.5% bonus to the power of combat and basic scanners (role bonus);
  5. +10 bonus to the analyzer of data and relics (role bonus).

This was the list of EVE Online space exploration ships. Now that you have all the proper information about the modules, skills and ships that will be needed in the scan, you can move on to describing the actual process of scanning and the places where it is most profitable to do it.

So, after we told you about the skills, modules and ships needed to explore the space of EVE Online, it's time to proceed directly to the scanning process itself. In this part, we will tell the reader about the places where scanning can take place, as well as about the relics and data you can meet during your journey.

Systems for scanning

There are 4 types of systems that are separated by the level of security in the territory: high-security space (high-sec), low-security space (low-sec), zero-security space (null-sec) and warmhole space. It is easy to guess that the higher the complexity of the system, the more profitable the scan will be. We propose to consider each of these systems in more detail.

• High security systems. These systems are popular not only among beginners, but also among those who are afraid to take risks in dangerous parts of space. This means that the already limited resources that are in this territory are reduced even more due to the huge number of competitors in it. If your plan is to make more lawsuits, then the right decision is to leave this system as soon as you have the necessary experience.
• Systems with low security. Here you can find much more valuable objects with relics and data; especially since there will be an order of magnitude fewer competitors for these facilities. However, the danger here will be much greater.
• Zero security systems. There are very valuable places for mining data and relics, and due to the large number of them, the danger of being attacked is not so high. Combined with the fact that many explorers are too afraid to visit Nullsecs, there is plenty of room to expand. But on the other hand, a lot of dangers have gathered here in the face of aggressive NPC factions and gankers who have great experience in killing researchers.
• Wormhole spaces. The value of finds in these systems is comparable to the value in zero-secs. There are even fewer visitors here than zero, so research here will be very profitable. The risk of being attacked here is very low, but this danger cannot be ruled out, and before going to the wormhole, you need to be well prepared. The complexity is further increased by the fact that you do not know how many people are in the same space with you, and even more so you do not know who they are (unless, of course, the players type something in the local chat). Although in general, these systems are safe and there is plenty of lawsuits to be framed there.

Data and Relic Sites Data and Relic Sites

The sites or (i.e. location) of data and relics that you will encounter will vary considerably in both difficulty and possible profit. In total, five types of these date sites can be distinguished:

• sleeper sites. They are in wormhole space. These places are well protected, and it is impossible to hack them without first defeating the defenders. Hostile NPCs that protect this site are valuable in their own right, as they lose good loot when they are defeated. Therefore, even those ships that are not able to hack sites will find work here.
• Sleeper Caches. This is a very complex data site that is full of dangers and triggers (a failed hack can cause the container to explode and sentry guns present can launch an attack on you). These sites do not appear in wormholes and can be found in normal systems. Sleeper Caches come in three different types: superior (scanning difficulty - level 5), standard (scanning difficulty - level 4) and limited (scanning difficulty - level 4); and may contain blueprints for polarized weapons, skill books, and crafting materials.
• ghost sites. These are data objects run by pirates, and pirates don't like unwanted guests on their territory. Once these sites are hacked, a timer starts, during which the pirates can catch up with you if you're not fast enough. Failed hacking attempts will cause the container to explode and damage every ship within a 10 km radius. These locations can contain various blueprint brands of Ascendency Blueprints, "Yurt" and "Wetu" Mobile Depot Blueprints, and "Magpie" Mobile Tractor Unit Blueprints.
• Drone Data Sites. They are only available in a few regions: The Spire, Ethernium Reach, Outer Passage, Kalevala Expanse, Oasa, Malpais, Perrigen Falls, and Cobalt Edge. And these sites contain three containers: 1 in Research and Development Laboratories and two in the High-Security Containment Facility. A second failed hacking attempt here will result in enemy frigates spawning, and further hacking attempts will be impossible until the spawned enemies are destroyed. Also, these sites contain racial Drone Components and Blueprints (characteristic of the race that owns the site).
• Pirate Relic and Data Sites. They can be found in class 2 and 3 wormholes, as well as in all common space systems. On the this moment, these are the safest places to hack data and relics, as there is not a single hostile NPC or any other protection. Each of these sites contains several hack containers, emergency stations, abandoned cars, etc. Pirate relic sites contain skill books, blueprints, T1 and T2 salvaging materials; and pirated data sites are skill books, Decryptors, Data Cores, blueprints, and production materials.

Hacking process

Hacking is an integral part of EVE Online exploration. The main goal of the hack is to disable the kernel of the container system. Successful hacking is only done by completing the mini-game. This game is about maneuvering a computer virus through a container board. At its core, the hacking process resembles a typical Minesweeper, so if you have mastered the classics from Windows, then you should have no problems with hacking in EVE.

Secrets and hints

Now that the basics have been covered, we can leave a few useful tips for novice (and not only) researchers on scanning and using scanning.

• Use hotkeys, as they speed up your actions (although this is a banal advice, it’s still worth pointing out, since so many players rarely use it).
• Take full advantage of your cloaking device. This is your best defense, and you should invest in it to the maximum.
• Try to avoid densely populated systems. Set the map to display ships that have been destroyed within the last hour; this will help you estimate how many players are in the system with you; if your map shows a lot of destroyed ships, then it would be better to fly away from here as soon as possible.
• Learn how to use Secure Safe Spot Bookmarks.
• Never try to fight attacking ships, because you will most likely not survive (ships that attack research ships are often well prepared for combat). You should enjoy superior (assuming you've properly equipped your ship, of course) speed, agility, and ECM Drones.
• Use directional scanning as often as possible when your disguise is inactive and run away at the slightest enemy activity.

And in conclusion of all this, I would like to say that scanning is not only a profitable business, but also just an interesting activity. You may encounter many difficulties, but if you are calm and attentive, you will be able to avoid danger.

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Introduction

Of course, some players go to unexplored space solely for the purpose of lining their pockets with lawsuits, but playing for the sake of lining their pockets with lawsuits is not the best option, because these people spend real hours of their real lives for worthless lawsuits! which are then taken away or fanovo destroyed by stray raiders. In fact, the raiders of unexplored space are not robbing lawsuits, but real days, weeks, months and even years of people's lives.
In any case, if for some reason you are not interested in life in the familiar explored part of EVE, or you are not interested in hidden slavery in exchange for lawsuits, mandatory CTAs, betrayals, intrigues, deceptions, wars for other people's technomoons, stations, claims, or endless CTAs for killing structures and you are looking for new worthy options for killing the most valuable thing in life for everyone - time, then this text is written just for you.
In unexplored space, a gaming fan can be obtained on the spot "on the spot" on your territory and on your own terms, at the same time, unexplored systems are the best place for mining ISK and free T3 ships. But the most valuable thing is the constant growth of experience, coherence and quality of the corporation's pilots. In any case, you have nothing to lose by getting acquainted with this part of EVE.

Unexplored part of EVE
I will not pull, the cat for "prichindaly". I will start with the facts known to me at the moment, and I will try to state everything as briefly as possible, but at the same time fun and interesting, taking into account the amendments voiced in this topic.
The EVE Universe is made up of 23 Imperial Regions, 41 Low Security Regions, and 3 closed Jovian Regions, all of which you can see on regular map EVE. All of these 67 regions are already well researched and have jump gates installed and added to the visible map of EVE.
In addition to them, there are 30 more regions not shown on the map, in which there are 2498 star systems of a dark yet unexplored space that cannot be reached in the usual way. Personally, I am amazed by such a number of unexplored systems, and you?

In total, there are 7699 available systems. Unknown regions make up 32% of the star systems available to players. The potential hidden in them is not yet sufficiently appreciated by the EVE community, the mythical isolation and inaccessibility of some of these systems is both a minus and a huge plus. I'll tell you a secret - in fact, everything is much better than it seems at first glance.
Many people are very much afraid to explore unexplored space, believing that this is a one-way road - a cloning (this is mainly the result of an unsuccessful first acquaintance due to lack of experience). I think many will be interested to know the death statistics for different types of systems. If we sum up all the kills and calculate the percentage for each type of star system, we get percentage results.

Wormholes (WX)
We now know that 32% of EVE's solar systems are not directly accessible to us through regular gates, they are not mapped and their population is very low. If you are an adventure seeker, then of course you already have a logical question - "How to get there?"
To do this, the developers of EVE have made a very interesting way for you - randomly (well, not always randomly) created wormholes, wormholes (WH), through which you can enter and exit these systems, as through ordinary gates.
Once a BX is created as an object by the game server, it becomes available for probing (using the "Probe Launcher") at its birthplace. Some VCs have a much higher signal than many other anomalies, especially VCs connecting highsec and unexplored space, so these Imperial VCs are accessible to a less advanced pilot with regular probes. More information at the link.
If a novice researcher knows how to drag and drop samples using the " SHIFT" and/or " ALT", then the cost of his time will be significantly reduced. In addition, taking into account latest updates the number of VC in highsecs, it seems to me, has increased dramatically, before it was necessary to look for them, and now an excess of VC creates problems. At the moment, it is not at all problematic to find one or even two VX in one highsec system.

Let's say you found a VX type D845, and only by these figures you, as a VX specialist, determined that this VX lives for 24 hours, it leads to star systems with a high level of security (highsec), the total mass that it can miss is 5kkk tons, the maximum ship mask for passage is 300kk (BSh without AB / MVD weighs about 100kk), etc. Exactly how did you know it? You just use a long-explored sign at the link, because you previously added it to your bookmarks in the in-game EVE browser, but there are many other more convenient sites and options. You can also see dotlan.
Let's not rush, and let's take a closer look at VC, since this is the key point on which everything rests and interacts in the EvE nutria. Any VX is called unstable for the reason that it is not eternal. For natural death (closing) of the VX, one of two events must occur:
1. The lifetime of the VX counted from the moment it was created by the server has expired.
2. The mass of VX that she could pass through herself has ended.
It immediately becomes clear to us that we cannot speed up the time of the activated anomaly, but only watch how our own life and the life of the computer-created VX inevitably flies into the past.
The residual mass is very subject to us and we can influence it by pushing our ships back and forth, thereby depleting the energy of the BX. It is thanks to this feature that we have the opportunity not only to close but also to open (reopen) the VC, the same feature allows us to “press down” or completely close the VC for security purposes.
The developers gave us an indulgence, or rather a gift - by adding its remainder in time and mass to the description of the wormhole, but for this they introduced some error in the parameters of the activated VX, which slightly complicates the calculation.
As for the mass of VX, then in the information about VX one can read the following:
1. Was not significantly disturbed by passing ships - 100-49% of the mass.
2. Was significantly impaired but not in critical condition - 49-10% of the mass.
3. Was significantly disturbed and began to collapse - 10% of the mass or less.

Unexplored 1st class systems
Very simple, but in view of the fact that they live in themselves and almost never have a static in other VX, they are sparsely populated, but the absence of a static does not mean that a static from another system will not open into this system, or a random VX will not open.
Good gravel digging systems for a small group of people, great choice for fabricators with structures that can't be installed in high security systems, plenty of cheap gas anomalies, decent planetary resources. In addition, killing a large POS in such a system is almost not a real task, and finding your VX will not be easy if you always keep the static in the empire in an inactive state.
The R01 region mostly has statics in zeros and lows.
R02, R03 are almost completely connected only with highsecs, they have holes like "N110" into which the maximum BC can climb.
In systems of the 1st class, it was sometimes possible to get 100kk from one combat anomaly (in one they are sawn very quickly). The inhabitants of these systems are often planetarists, fanatical miners, drug producers, and alchemists with lunar materials.
It is possible for mining corporations to visit while digging gravers, during which a temporary slab POS is installed under which ships and structures with ore are hidden. Immediately after the race, the imperial entrance and all random VCs are closed, after which a very safe destruction of anomalies begins. Watchman with battalion traffic jams, when new signatures appear, simply warp "AFK digger fleet" under the POS field.
Since a maximum battlecruiser can climb into class 1, it is impossible to drag an orc into this class (but it can be built on the spot). A mining corporation can stake out a few of these VXs and roam around them when the gravers pop up in them.

Unexplored 2nd class systems

Class 5 systems (512 systems):
R27 - static in class 3
R29 - static in class 4
R25, R28 - static in class 5
R26 - static in grade 6
Class 6 systems (total 113 systems):
R30 - static mostly in class 5 (but there are 1,2,3,4), except for the explored space, again for each constellation individually. Populated densely with real farmers under cover and constant protection of raiders (especially systems with good bonuses). The profit of the tenants of these systems is estimated in the hundreds of millions for a few hours of farming. These systems are guarded exclusively by raider alliances, although sometimes there are empty systems of the 6th class with bad bonuses, but there are also abandoned systems.

Differences of unexplored solar systems
To be honest, I didn’t really understand this issue, because during my travels, with a periodic start from the klonilka, many aspects did not concern me.
not to blow up the whole game mechanics, and so that everyone would not just be dumped into unexplored space, because it is cooler and more interesting there, the developers made it impossible to live in them autonomously. All this is due to the fact that it is impossible to obtain ice isotopes, use clones, set a claim on the system, set stations, dig moons (it would be better to add technomoons to VX than alchemical formulas, it would be a freak show !!! and would make you fight for systems , and not for dorespa capital).

Ore Mining (Gravimetric Signatures)

The life of an ordinary miner in zeros is similar to the life of his fellow in unexplored space, exactly the same digging of ore exclusively on gravity (gravimetric anomalies).

Gas production and polymer production (Ladar signatures)

Current prices can be viewed at the link. To extract gas in the prefect, you need to spend about 10 days on skills for 5 T2 gas harvesters. Gas anomalies are available from the empire in class 1,2,3 static VC and 5,6 random VC systems.
Beginners living in the system of 1-3 classes per evening, if they wish, accumulate gas for 60-150kk, in principle, players from the empire can do the same. In general, in my opinion, digging gas is a better activity for a novice EVE player than digging ore.
The peculiarity of ladar and gravimetric anomalies is that after you scanned them and went to warp, you got a window, a 10-20 minute timer turns on, after which sleepers will arrive that will interfere a little (C50 often managed to be pumped out completely before they arrived), canceling the warp "CTRL+SPACE" does not cancel the timer, so there is no need to warp to activate on the anomaly.

You shouldn't warp to the "Ordinary Perimeter Reservoir" on a scanship even at 100 km, because if you get hit by turrets and immediately burst, don't repeat my mistakes
Another top anomaly "Instrumental Core Reservoir" is the most profitable, contains C540, C320 and is guarded by a BS with scrum (will not let you warp), it digs from the spot. The peculiarity of digging from the spot is that sleeper ships start attacking if you approach them at the minimum distance for each of them, while they don’t give a damn about the Zephyr-type ship, it is on it that you fly up to the place where gas is available and where the distance to BSH is more than 76km (far side of S-320), but the distance to the gas cloud is no more than 1km, press "People and places, make a bookmark", then you can safely warp to the bookmark and pump out gas already on a normal ship. (Level the ship and steer it in any direction - two quick clicks in clear space).
With "Vital Core Reservoir" which also contains these two top gases but in inverse proportion is a little more difficult, due to the fact that it is guarded by "Sleepless Keeper" who attack if you are closer than 300km, for that they have no scrum, so after they will appear you can warp or kill 4 BS (DPS from each 245-EM, 245-TERM, 30-EXP, 30-KIN).
Usually, Ladarks and Graviks are cleared by normal BC, the main damage is EM + TERM.

Before I start digging gas, when I scan the system, I do a spot next to the BX through which I entered at a distance of about 2-au. Next, I throw gas into space at this spot, periodically updating containers (it’s unpleasant if everything disappears after 2 hours).
In the process of digging, I constantly watch the podscan, and as soon as I see ships or traffic jams, I turn the fishing rods, warp to the spot and go to the "cloak". Within 10-20 minutes I look at what is happening at the VX, if sabras, onyxes, etc. appeared there. ships inflating the bubble, then I wait for them to leave, in any case, it is better to leave this system or rest for another hour while watching the podscan.
But you will never see locals who have all their ladarks in their bookmarks, and they warp on "ragged" spikes, and 4 warpstabs in a fit save you from such people.
Ladarka has a small plus in that sometimes it removes the clock when the ship flies into a gas cloud, and you visually see your death, even though it is far away.
I think you know how to make a spot (point) in flight, I think you know, before starting the warp, open "People and places, bookmarks, press: Make a bookmark" write its name but do not press "OK", then go to warp and when you fly away a bit press "OK" , so you have a bookmark in the middle of the path. It’s great to have a bookmark over the BX at 300 km, then you will visually see it and those who are next to it, if a bubble gun is blocked there, then it won’t be able to do anything and you will have time to leave for the empire. In order to learn how to run well, the best option is to learn to catch, as your mistakes will turn into your experience.

Magnetic and Radar anomalies

Production Tech III

Combat anomalies

The main place of extraction of ISK, they are the most dangerous in terms of PvP death. All combat anomalies are scanned without samples, by a regular onboard scanner, in fact, this allows you to find a potential victim of a warp in the "clock" by combat anomalies without throwing out samples, etc., as a result, you will be suddenly caught with a "clean subscan".
In class 1,2,3 systems, NPC ships do not have warp engine jamming modules, so if it’s tight you can always retreat to the “spot” in disgrace, in higher classes they won’t give you such an opportunity, in fact, you can escape from uninvited guests You won't be able to for a while either.
Combat anomalies are divided by difficulty levels (prefix in the name):
perimeter - lungs
Fronter - Medium
Core - heavy

Survival in unexplored solar systems

Respect and respect to everyone who helped, helps and will help!

One of the first stumbling blocks for new pilots in EVE Online is the exploration tutorial. During several missions, pilots are trying to learn how to use the launcher for reconnaissance probes, scanning and opening signatures. The abundance of buttons, intricate interface and lack of prompts do not contribute to understanding the scanning process. Therefore, I decided to show in pictures that, in fact, scanning is not such a difficult task to understand.

We will proceed from the fact that our pilot has already

• installed on your ship Core Probe Launcher I - it is a launcher for reconnaissance probes;
• loaded it 8th Core Scanner Probes - these are reconnaissance probes themselves, colloquially referred to as "traffic jams";
• flew out of the station into outer space.

In order to understand if there are unidentified signals in the system that can be scanned, you can turn the camera around its axis and look for red diamonds in space, but it’s better open the onboard scanner window. This can be done by pressing the Alt-P key combination or by clicking on the corresponding button in the interface (see Fig. 1):

A reconnaissance probe control window will open, which is immediately better to move somewhere to the side, freeing the central part of the screen. This window can be conditionally divided into three functional areas:

• upper part - launched probes, their status and scanning radius will be displayed here
• central part - control buttons
• the lower part is a list of signatures in the system (code, name, type and signal strength).

After opening this window, we look exactly at the bottom of the window, and if a line with an unrecognized signal (clearness 0%) is displayed there, then we have something to scan. To launch probes into space, press the button with spheres in this window, as shown in Fig. 2 - this is the button for launching probes in a dense arrangement, such an arrangement can almost always be used by default.

After launching the probes, you need to switch to the system map mode. This can be done by clicking right button in the same window (see Fig. 3). The same figure already shows that after launching the probes, a list of them appeared in the upper part of the window.

Turning on the map mode, we see that our probes are marked with blue spheres in the system, and unrecognized signals are marked with red spheres (dots or circles), which we need to scan, determining their location with 100% accuracy. Initially, all red signals are visible on the system map, if you select a line with any one signal in the probe control window, then only the search area we need for this particular signal will be displayed in red on the map. Therefore, we select one of the unrecognized signal sources and move our probes to the center of this zone (see Fig. 4):

To move the probes, use the mouse to drag the central probe cube by its up/down or right/left arrows. It is necessary to center this cube in three planes until the signal has the form of a sphere, a circle or two points. But when the signal turns into a single point, it is enough to move this cube in two planes, trying to ensure that its center is exactly in the red zone of the signal source. Moreover, the red zone of unrecognized signals should be inside the spheres of our probes (see Fig. 5 and 6). If the sphere of probes is smaller than the red zone, then you need to increase the scanning radius by dragging the edge of the blue sphere or by setting the desired radius in the upper part of the probe control window.

Rice. 5 The signal is circular

Rice. 6 The signal is in the form of a dot

After the probes are installed in the center of the signal source, press the "Scan" button, as shown in Fig.6. Our probes will move, fly to a given point and scan. After that, the clarity of the signal will increase. The red sphere will most likely turn into a red dot. Again repeat the steps with moving the probes, placing them so that the central cube of the probes is in the center of the signal. At the same time, the scanning radius of the probes can begin to be reduced - this will increase the accuracy of their scanning, and start scanning again. Repeat the steps with moving the probes, decreasing the radius of the probes and scanning until the signal becomes 100%. Our goal is to scan the signal to 100% so that the warp jump arrow appears instead of the clarity value, and the signal source itself turns green, as shown in Fig. 7:

Before flying to the scanned anomaly, you need to use the probe return button to return our probes to the ship (indicated in Fig. 7) and turn off the map mode with the same button that we turned it on. After that, you can click on the warp jump arrow opposite the scanned anomaly. What awaits us there depends on the type of anomaly. But I don’t want to talk about this today, as well as about the skills and equipment that can simplify and speed up the scanning process over time. More on that some other time.

Anomalies and complexes in eve online is the main source of fractional items, tools for inventing and reverse engineering. Often, the production capacity of t2 ships and modules depends on the researcher. Plus, research is fun! Even in an empire, a researcher can earn up to five hundred or six hundred lams of claims per day. Naturally, some pumping and equipment will be required. I will talk about my experience in eve online, I spent a lot of time looking for anomalies.

Start - ship selection

Of course, the fastest scanner is the covert ops. He has bonuses for resolving traffic jams, and he scans extremely fast. Another point is that such a ship has weak weapons and armor, as a result of which it is not capable of clearing even the weakest anomaly alone. If you decide to clean anomalies on your own, you should not, having found an ops cover on the market, immediately press the buy button, you will spend a lot of claims, but there will be less benefit. Having decided that I would not meddle outside the empire, I opted for an assault frigate of the jaguar model. It flies fast, has enough mid slots to put a code analyzer and cracker in them, and firepower makes it easy to deal with NPC frigates and cruisers, which will protect 90% of all anomalies and complexes. After giving my ship a proud name in eve online the anomaly finder, I set out on my first search.

Route selection

Finding anomalies in highsec eve online is quite easy. Immediately after the downtime, 5-10 common anomalies appear in each system. The constellation spawns at least one complex, a couple of hidden asteroid belts, half a dozen wormholes, and up to three hack or archeological sites. Choosing a route in eve online to search for anomalies is not very difficult, but it requires perseverance. It is necessary to lay the route so that it runs through the maximum number of constellations, systems with a rating of 0.7-0.5, and does not take you too far from your home station.

When using a normal probe, my eve online the anomalies finder detects all normal anomalies from the first run. Having fixed their position with bookmarks, I begin to clean them one by one, continuing to scan for more complex complexes. When fitting, I was not greedy. It's not too expensive to buy a sister probe launcher and a set of fractional probes in EVE for ISK. Scanning acceleration is guaranteed.

The most monetary anomalies

Ordinary anomalies rarely bring serious income. In one case, out of fifty, a fractional pirate module may fall to you. Complexes also sometimes have deadspace pirated modules, but the chance is just as small. It's easier to buy such a rare item than trying to find it within the empire. The miners need the belts, so there's nothing to do there alone. You can meddle in the wormhole, but there is a great danger of running into the owners of the system or remaining in w-space without the ability to get out if the wormhole closes.

There remains only one unconsidered type of anomaly. In eve online, the search for radar and magnetometric anomalies should be given increased attention. It is from these complexes that you can earn so much that you will not want to buy eve suits for a very long time. I note, however, that the magnetos in highsec are quite poor. The chance to find t2 salvag or blueprints for t2 rigs in them is extremely small. This is easier in lowsec, but they can easily catch my anomaly finder in eve online, so I try not to fly into them. Radars can bring in a lot of money. Decryptors often fall in them. The production workers will gladly want to buy these decryptors from you, they will give you from 5 to 25 million claims for each. In one radar you can sometimes find up to half a dozen decryptors. A nice bonus in the complex you can find datacores. They cost a little, about 200 thousand, but they drop to a couple of dozen from one "box". So a successful search can bring you up to a hundred million from one complex.