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2010-05-30T21:21:19Z

Protected "Sleeper Sites" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

hotnready at 21:21, 30 May 2010

2010-05-30T21:21:19Z

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[[Category:Exploration]]

==All Sites In Wormhole Space==

1. Normal despawn rate for an UNTOUCHED site is about 3 or 4 days. Untouched means you found it, maybe warped in but did not engage anything or interact with anything.

2. Clearing out a Gravity or Ladar site of NPC [[Sleepers|Sleepers]] in a Wormhole Space (WSpace) cleans it out permenently. The NPCs do NOT respawn.

3. Bringing a [[Capital_ship|capital ship]] ([[Carrier|Carrier]] or [[Dreadnought|Dreadnought]]) to a combat site in a Wspace will spawn 6 additional [[Battleships|battleships]] '''PER [[Capital_ship|CAPITAL SHIP]]!''' This only happens in C5 or C6 systems.

4. Magnetic and Radar sites will respawn complete Sleeper waves after a downtime to include the reset of the [[Capital_ship|capital ship]] '''“additional 6 Sleeper [[Battleships|battleships]]”''' trigger!

5. Magnetic and Radar sites are rare. Ladar and Gravimetric sites are extremely common.

6. Assigning Fighters to someone who then goes to certain sites will also cause 6 additional [[Battleships|battleships]] to spawn. This also only happens in C5 and C6 systems.

7. The class of the system does NOT affect the difficulty of the sites. It only determines what KINDS of sites are likely to spawn in the system:

''''Perimiter'''' sites are '''"easy"'''

''''Frontier'''' sites are '''"medium"'''

''''Core'''' are sites are '''"hard"'''

There also exist ''''Quarantine'''' at unconfirmed difficulty.

Thus a site with the same name will be equally difficult no matter if it is in a class 1 Wspace or class 6 Wspace. The difference is that 'Core' sites seldom appear in the lower classes (although they certainly can spawn there as well).

8. Orcas do NOT spawn the additional 6 [[Battleships|battleships]] at any site or encounter.

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==Wormhole Space Behavior==

1. Wspaces can be buried up to 3 Wspaces deep. This means that you would have to cross 3 Wspaces to get out of Wspace and into the nearest Known Space (Kspace)!

2. A class 1 Wspace does not allow anything bigger than a Battle Cruiser through. This is a SHIP class limitation and not a ship MASS limitation, just like some low level mission [[Acceleration|acceleration]] gates.

3. Class 2 [[Wormholes|wormholes]] have a mass restriction. If your ship has too much mass to fit, try off-lining your plates (1600mm, 800mm etc.).

4. POSs behave as normal except you can not claim [[Sovereignty|Sovereignty]] and you can NOT moon mine.

5. [[Wormhole|Wormhole]] effects (Pulsars, Cataclysmic etc) are NOT applied to POS’s or their weapons/defences.

6. Class 1 and 2 encounters are soloable. Class 3 is maybe soloable. Class 4, 5 and 6 can be solo'd only if you use a [[Capital_ship|Capital Ship]] ([[Carrier|Carrier]]) but be prepared to sweat bullets as a class 5 can crack a [[Carrier|carrier]] and eat drones severely. It was a draw when I tried it.

7. ALL Wspaces are classed 0.0 security and all the rules applying to such type of space also apply in [[Wormhole|Wormhole]] space.

8. [[Wormhole|Wormhole]] Class is a numeric rating contained in the data dump that [[CCP|CCP]] put out. In short, [[Wormholes|wormholes]] leading to "unknown space" could lead to a class 1, 2 or 3 Wspace. One leading to a "dangerous unknown space" leads to a class 4 or 5 and a "deadly unknown space" [[Wormhole|wormhole]] always leads to a class 6 Wspace.

9. Players do NOT show up in local unless they chat there, so scan often with your directional scanner at max range and set to 360 degrees.

10. Wspaces DO bottom out when you take up residence within them. The Wspaces eventually dwindled to one static [[Wormhole|wormhole]] and one [[Exploration|exploration]] spawn. Sites '''Despawn''' as usual, but simply to not '''Respawn''' at the "normal" rate.

11. There are NO Ice fields in ANY Wspace.

==[[Wormhole|Wormhole]] Behavior==

1. Wspaces can have up to '''7''' [[Wormholes|wormholes]] active at one time. Up to 4 outbound [[Wormholes|wormholes]] max with 3 inbound (K162) [[Wormholes|wormholes]] confirmed.

2. When a [[Wormhole|wormhole]] is nearing "end of life" another [[Wormhole|wormhole]] can appear before they finish despawning. When one despawns another one spawns immediately if it was the ONLY [[Wormhole|wormhole]] left. Certain [[Wormholes|wormholes]] ALWAYS immediately respawn no matter what. These [[Wormholes|wormholes]] are refered to as “static” [[Wormholes|wormholes]].

3. Some Wspaces have '''TWO''' “static” [[Wormholes|wormholes]].

4. The "color" of the [[Wormhole|wormhole]] indicates which type of [[Wormhole|wormhole]] you are going into, i.e. a red [[Wormhole|wormhole]] means you go into red space and a blue [[Wormhole|wormhole]] puts you into blue space.

5. All classes of Wspaces can open up to any class of Wspace, [[Null_Sec|null sec]], [[Low_sec|low sec]] or [[High_Sec|high sec]] directly.

6. Life cycle has not begun means you found it within 1-2 minutes of spawning.

7. “Probably won't last another day” means you have more than 25% of the [[Wormhole|wormhole]]'s life left.

8. :Nearing the end of its life” means it has less than 25% of its life left.

9. [[Wormholes|Wormholes]] last for 16, 24, 36 or 48 hours.

10. “Has not yet had its stability reduced” means it has more than 45% of its remaining allowable mass left.

11. “Has had its stability reduced”, “but not to a critical degree yet” means it has less than 45% of its remaining allowable mass left.

12. "This [[Wormhole|wormhole]] has had its stability critically disrupted by the mass of numerous ships passing through and is on the verge of collapse." means it has less than 5% of its allowable mass left.

13. The largest "to [[High_Sec|high sec]]" [[Wormhole|wormhole]] allows a ship of 1,000,000,000 kg mass to fit through.

14. Capital ships can get into a class 4, 5 or 6 [[Wormhole|wormhole]] only.

15. Nothing stops you from jumping through a [[Wormhole|wormhole]], not scrams not webs, nothing.

16. Jumping through the same [[Wormhole|wormhole]] twice starts a 4 minute timer during which you can not jump back through.

17. There is also a 30 second [[Session_change_timer|Session Change timer]] that starts when you jump through a [[Wormhole|wormhole]]. You can not jump until that [[Session_change_timer|Session Change timer]] is up.

18. The [[Wormhole|wormhole]] graphic physically gets SMALLER when you make it pass the 50% and the 10% allowable mass values. It's been suggested there's a total mass fluctuation of around +/- 10%.

19. The maximum allowable mass for a [[Wormhole|wormhole]] not only takes into account the mass of your ships themselves, but ALSO THE MODULES ON THEM. 1600mm plates tear a [[Wormhole|wormhole]] a new one and will throw off your mass count!

20. “This [[Wormhole|wormhole]] is stable and looks like it could last more than a day” means it will last longer than 24 hours or until its allowable mass is spent.

21. [[Wormholes|Wormholes]] collapse when the allowable mass is reduced to ZERO or LESS THAN ZERO (negative). So, if the [[Wormhole|wormhole]] has 1kg of mass left you can jump through it with any ship that "fits" (fit meaning ship type for class 1 and mass cap for class 2) in the [[Wormhole|wormhole]]. It will collapse when you are on the other side.

22. When a [[Wormhole|wormhole]] collapses it takes 5 seconds from the destructive jump till the [[Wormhole|wormhole]] finally vanishes. It is possible to jump through a collapsing [[Wormhole|wormhole]] during that time, so if a gang jumps through a wormhole simultaneously, all ships will get through, no matter how much you exceed the mass limit with that group jump. Players who jump through the [[Wormhole|wormhole]] while it is collapsing will reappear in a random location at the destination system.

23. The "polarity" timers that are 4 minutes long on [[Wormholes|wormholes]] are PER individual [[Wormhole|wormhole]]. So, if you jump two times back to back through [[Wormhole|wormhole]] XXXX you can not jump back through it for 4 minutes, BUT, if you jump through [[Wormhole|wormhole]] XXXX twice and immediatly head for [[Wormhole|wormhole]] YYYY the timer will NOT exist and you may pass through [[Wormhole|wormhole]] YYYY twice before incuring a 4 minute timer for [[Wormhole|wormhole]] YYYY.

24. [[Wormholes|Wormholes]] that are close to the end of their life will have a more active graphic, it will be more energetic looking.

==Sleeper Data==

1. NPC warp scramble ability starts at Class 3 and above. At class 5 EVERY NPC webs and warp scrams, ALL OF THEM.

2. Tentative resists: [[Armor|armor]] is 70/70/70/70 with [[Hull|hull]] being 0/0/0/0

3. NPCs in [[Wormholes|wormholes]] DO get SOME [[Wormhole|wormhole]] effects applied to them.

4. The large ADVANCED Sleeper [[Wrecks|wrecks]] require [[Salvaging|Salvaging]] to level 5. Most other Sleeper [[Wrecks|wrecks]] you can do with level 3 or 4. You can do all Sleeper [[Wrecks|wrecks]] with [[Salvage|Salvage]] skill to level 4 and using [[Salvage|Salvage]] Tackle [[Rigs|rigs]] (at least one).

5. Use any racial ECM jammer you want, [[Sleepers|Sleepers]] don’t care which you use, they said so.

6. The amount of [[DPS|DPS]] a common class 5 magnetic site is in the range of 1250 with 76 resist per battleship per volley. You do the math.

==Magnetic Sites==

'''''Some known magnetic sites:'''''

'''Forgotten Perimeter Coronation Platform (3 cans)'''

'''Forgotten Perimeter Habitation Coils (5 cans)'''

'''Forgotten Perimeter Power Array (4 cans, 1 frigate)'''

'''Forgotten Core Information Pen site. Class 5 Wspace. (15 cans)'''

1) Using Carriers OR Dreadnoughts WILL spawn 6 additional [[Battleships|Battleships]] if you use them on Magnetic sites. (Confirmed)

2) They are tougher to clear out than other sites.

3) Forgotten Frontier Quarantine [[Outpost|Outpost]] (7 cans, remote repair, webify, can drop some malfunctioning rather than just wrecked sections).

4) Consider [[Tanking|tanking]] the spawns while opening the cans, there are WAVES of spawn. The second wave could be the web/scram OR the RR variety. The RR variety allows a FRIGATE to TANK 10 FIGHTERS.

5) Magnetometric and radar sites, as well as anomalies, all seem to have four waves. The trigger for the next wave is usually the last of a type of frigate or cruiser. Be careful you don't kill it early.

6) Opening cans (or the attempt to open) can cause additional spawns for mag sites in Wspaces.

==Radar Sites==

'''''Some known sites:'''''

'''Unsecured Perimeter Amplifier (4 cans, occasional frigate)'''

'''Unsecured Perimeter Comms Relay (8 cans, occasional frigate)'''

'''Unsecured Perimeter Information Center (3 cans)'''

'''Unsecured Perimeter Transponder Farm (? cans)'''

'''Unsecured Frontier Database (9 cans, 1 cruiser)'''

'''Unsecured Frontier Enclave Relay (15 cans)'''

'''Unsecured Frontier Receiver (7 cans)'''

On a small sample size it looks like:

Perimeter cans contain 0-3 items:

'''1-10 Datacore'''
'''1-4 racial Hybrid Tech Decryptor'''
'''1-2 RAM Hybrid Technology'''

Frontier cans contain 0-3 items:

'''1-9 Datacore''' (I assume 10 is possible)
'''1-4 racial Hybrid'''
'''1-3 RAM Hybrid'''

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1) You can loot the cans while under fire from the spawn.

WARNING: When you tamper with a can and you leave the site, the ENTIRE site will DESPAWN in under a minute!

2) Magnetometric and radar sites, as well as anomalies, all seem to have four waves. The trigger for the next wave is usually the last of a type of frigate or cruiser. Be careful you don't kill it early.

3) Radar sites can have an Abandoned Talocan Battleship/Cruiser present (the source of [[T3|T3]] [[Hull|hull]] BPCs). The same site can spawn with or without the abandoned [[Hull|hull]], this includes temporary despawns: they may appear or disappear over DT.

4) When an abandoned [[BS|BS]] is present, the initial spawn defending the site will have one more Advanced level Sleeper [[BS|BS]] guarding it. An equivalent extra [[Guardian|guardian]] is likely present for abandoned cruisers.

==Gravimetric Sites==

1) Gravimetric sites seem to be the most common exporation site spawn.

'''''Gravimetric sites'''''

'''Infrequent'''

'''Isolated'''

'''Ordinary'''

'''Uncommon'''

'''Average'''

'''Unusual'''

'''Unexceptional'''

'''Exceptional'''

'''Rarified'''

2) Ore types present are dependent on the type of site, i.e. Average or Rarified. It is NOT dependent on the class of Wspace it spawns in.

3) The size of the asteroids (obtained by using a Survey Scanner) in a grav site will be larger in a Wspace system with a high rating. Wspace systems with low ratings will have the same kind of asteroids, just not as big.

To clarify, if you were to compare the same type of '''Average''' gravimetric site in a Class-1 Wspace system with a Class-4 Wspace system, the types (and number?) of asteroids present would be the same - they would just be larger sized rocks. Based on note #5 below, the number of asteroids can vary somewhat due to spawning.

4) Using Capital ships on these sites do NOT spawn additional npc ships.

5) The NPCs in a gravemetric site are the easiest to deal with.

6) Additional rocks WILL spawn in over the lifetime of the field.

7) Average lifetime of a field is 3-5 days.

8) An Exceptional field has ALL ore types including [[Mercoxit|Mercoxit]]. The field is HUGE, 20 Hulks going at it for 24 hours WILL NOT clean it out. It’s freaking HUGE.

9) The lower the site the less of each ore type it has per rock.

10) Some ore fields have an environmental effect that will deal about 400 damage each tick to all ships in that field. A average equipped ship can tank this damage, but a scanning frigate might get destroyed after a few ticks.

==Ladar Sites==

'''''Types of gas and quantities:'''''

'''Barren has 3000 C50 and 1500 C60'''

'''Token has 3000 C60 and 1500 C70'''

'''Minor has 3000 C70 and 1500 C72'''

'''Ordinary has 3000 C72 and 1500 C84'''

'''Sizeable has 3000 C84 and 1500 C50'''

'''Bountiful has 5000 C28 and 1000 C32'''

'''Vast has 5000 C32 and 1000 C28'''

'''Vital has 500 C320 and 6000 C540'''

'''Instrumental has 500 C540 and 6000 C320'''

1) Order from worst to best for Ladar sites: Barren, Token, Minor, Ordinary, Sizeable, Bountiful, Vast and then Instrumental.

2) Ladar sites can have ships AND/OR sentry towers as defence.

3) They always have two [[Gas_Clouds|gas clouds]].

4) Despawns within one hour of being completely drained.

5) Using a [[Capital_ship|capital ship]] on these sites does NOT spawn additional npc ships.

6) Upon initial arrival there will not be NPCs, they take a little while to spawn in. There is a spawn that can be there on arrival: 5 sentry towers in a circle, so be ready!

7) A well tanked battleship ([[Megathron|Megathron]] in the test case) can solo these sites in a class 5 Wspace.

8) Competes with gravity sites as the most prolific.

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