Exploration 101
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
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A quick cover of exploration in EVE Online. What EVE space has to offer, why do it, and what to expect. This is meant to serve as a good introduction to basic exploration. See table of contents and resources below.
Table of Contents:
00:38 EVE Space and Security Status
04:01 Astronomical Units and System Size
05:11 Why Explore?
06:46 Scanning & Ships
09:20 Basic Exploration Astero Fitting
10:52 Configuring the Probe Scanner
12:40 The process of scanning
19:00 Warping to a scanned relic site
19:40 What to 'hack' in sites.
20:20 The hacking mini game
26:30 Making ISK
27:07 EVE Travel Blog Endorsement
Resources:
EVE Travel Blog, by Mark726: evetravel.word...
EVE Survival Knowledge Base: eve-survival.or...
Wormhole Lookup Tool: wh.pasta.gg/
Wormhole Classification List: www.ellatha.com...
Top Tier Tactics EVE Exploration Guide (not bad):
www.toptiertact...
Jonny Pew's videos on Exploration: www.youtube.co...
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Just joined EVE Online a few days ago. I LOVE IT. I LOVE "EVE"RYTHING ABOUT IT.
Welcome to the EVE Community
@@JuriusDoctor Thanks! So far, I've been enjoying it.
Update - Raged quit twice and shot his dog
your hype will end faster then you think
I think its the same case for me and it only gets cooler.
Beautiful tutorial. I, on the other hand, being a new player found this incredibly helpful since you don't particularly need the latest and greatest vessel to get started (it generally helps). But I found that joining a newbie-friendly corp really helps secure some safe areas you can remain protected or team up to find decent enough loot to pay your way to bigger and better things on your own. Great tutorial, thank you for the help
I know how to explore super well already, but I like watching these videos over and over again just to listen to your voice haha.
Low Sec is basically the hood, :D
This extrapolation was actually very on par, only now just getting really heavy into exploration and a few tricks here were nice. Thanks dood
I played for 9 months doing ratting and missioning, made 20mil
Spent a week doing exploration in wh space, made 200mil
You make 20 mil alone doing the sisters of Eve arc which takes a day, not sure what you were doing when you played but you were doing it wrong.
@@scottredford4801 yeah I managed to completely miss it lol
I think it would be cool if pilots with a high security rating could visit Jove space.
Nice video. I'm very new to Eve so this video is very informative and easy to follow. Many thanks, cheers Ken
I really appreciate your effort and enjoyed all the information you've provided for even a seasoned player... Thanks fellow explorer!!!
I got into wh exploration 4 days ago. Got me a cheap Heron fit 3,5 mil and with the gala event going on I've cleared 400 mil worth of loot in just those 4 days. Haven't lost a ship yet, I was suprised how deserted wh space is. Swapped my training over into the buzzard. Can't wait to fly one of those. I'm probably never going to rat again unless it's an epic arc. 10/10 would recommend wh exporation
"Nullsec is the wild, wild west." LOL. That is hilarious...
I haven't scanned all the comments, so apologies if this is old news now, but I find a few things that immensely speed up scanning speed (very important as you don't want to be pinned down for too long scanning, particularly in j-space and nullspace). Use the mousewheel (bound by default) to change your scan area. Hotkey B by default scans. Using hotkeys and the mousewheel will speed things up a lot for you increasing your isk per hour, but more importantly letting you scan things down quickly and get moving again. Double-click changes perspective and allows you to move your probes back to centre asap.
If you're in j-space (wormholes), 'V' is the default for d-scan. Keep spamming this when you're in j-space to see as best you can who is around.
TLDR; hotkeys - use them - it'll save you time, and can be the difference between losing your ship or being able to bug out before you get scrammed (and likely killed shortly after).
There's others I've not mentioned such as opening the map and probe-scanner (mentioned already in the vid). To get to know them you can often mouse-over and wait for the tooltip which shows the hotkey there (i think it shows what is currently bound if you're not sure, and it's different to default).
Hope these tips are useful. Fly safe :)
Damn your guides are super high quality, really enjoying them, keep em coming!
Tenshiwing will do. Thank you
Thank you for making this video. I found it very helpful as a new player understanding how these systems functioned.
I'm glad you found it helpful. Thanks for your comment.
Got back in after struggling to learn the game in the past 4 years. First exploration voyage in null was failure (I failed at the hacking game but didn't lose my ship.) 2nd voyage made 5 million (although I didn't get the full site.). I'm enjoying my current chill attempt to learn to play the game solo.
Excellent work, and the perfect voice for it...bravooo..
Great vid. Solid content and fast paced.
What's the point of Jove systems if you cannot enter?
Devs used to use them for testing roll-outs and new mechanics and bug fixes in production. And they held/hold certain special events there. It's just that the only way to enter those systems is if a DM or Dev uses the move command on you.
@@JuriusDoctor Thanks!
Also lore, ever notice those Jove observatories, probably will be added into the game later in some big event
In what video did you go over creating safe spots? You mentioned you did this in a different video but didn't specify the name of the video. Thanks in advance!
So you need to be able to cloak (be omega) in order to Explore safely?
How would I as a newer player go about finding a good moderately safe place to explore like you did
Assume there are no safe places and proceed from there, if you die you'll be less disappointed.
So... Ive been a new player for a few months and have about 6.5mil skill points... after selling plex for isk - i figure id give exploration a shot as an alternative to ratting in a VNI... I guess this video is informative to a player that has more than gotten their feet wet but needing more to do solo. I cant yet compete with those that have more experience in pvp but bottom line you need isk to do nearly anything. I find you need to invest in plex if you want to expedite any training that can be a total grind. Thanks for an overview and hope my comments help newer players with some direction to obtaining that Aestro
I'm not exactly sure what you're saying here, Eugene. It seems you're saying "Don't bother exploring, it's too hard, just spend real money on PLEX and sell it for ISK and skill inject."
Which is, of course, not at all the point of this video, nor is it intended for an audience where that's the intent. Perhaps you can clarify what you mean?
I think you entirely miss my point. And in reading others responses - I'm just relating to other new players commenting about how they cant necessarily start with the fit you present - and how I found that I had to progress in my own experience in expediting anything - or face the slow grind of skill training per your account. My point is simply relating to other new player experience where "exploring 101" is concerned - not everyone is going to be able to start out in an astero nor for you to get defensive and misinterpreting my comment...
I'm not at all defensive. It's just that your first point wasn't clear. Thankfully you restated it. You can, and I have, explore in anything. Flying a ship which is bonused for it (e.g. Magnate, Herron, Probe, Anathema, Buzzard, Astero...) just makes more sense. If you're new and have shit skills and no ISK, you can explore in a Venture and use the money from your first two sites to buy a proper scanning ship. You're getting hung up on the ship I used and missing the point of the video.
Jurius Doctor I thought my point was pretty clear to start... Your attitude and comments to players asking general questions don't endear you to anyone...
Eugene that's fair enough. Quid pro quo, not everyone finds skills training a grind - as you put it in your first comment. I played this game for four years before talk of skill injectors was even a thing. There was no option to expedite the grind. Nor did I feel I needed to; for me, half the fun of exploring is seeing the stuff the art department has put in this game. There's a lot. Yes, it makes me money, but that's not why I do it. If you feel my using an Astero for this video is discouraging to new explorers, that's a fine point to make. But say that. Don't beat around the bush. I'd be happy to re record it with a T1 exploration ship, but I chose the Astero because it's a great ship and it's something explorers can look forward to flying. I think that, also, is valid.
Very nice tf2 Reference
I find nullsec to be safer than lowsec these days
this. this man knows.
@@blund2945 Lowsec is usually gate camped by pirates especially near vital trade routes. Nullsec is mostly empty and the only threats are systems close to a lowsec or high sec transitions.
I can fly sometimes 10-15 systems before I run into a other player and they are often just passing by or exploring.
Took me some time to understand that there are more difficulty things to scan with lvl2 or 3 and how to manage to scan that down. that info is missing in almost all tutorials and how to videos.
Glad I could help - anything else you want to know.
Can you do a video with the advantages of a high sec status and low sec status? I haven't found a video that explains why I'd want to have either or.
Can do
dank intro
jeff batiste kappa
Great video and everyone remember who the real enemy is... Concord
Where to go when starting.. you mentioned a ‘safe’. What video did u explain that ?
search for pages and videos on bookmarking
.. wiki.eveuniversity.org/Bookmarks . . . wiki.agony-unleashed.com/index.php/Bookmarks
.. ua-cam.com/video/_cRD6C6ryT8/v-deo.html
.. a guide to escape > ua-cam.com/video/ecYUk66Pu2c/v-deo.html ( his vid on bookmarks ua-cam.com/video/mkOCfuqkMns/v-deo.html )
Advertises vid with sanctuary Astero: Meanwhile every alpha ever who meets one decloaking on grid: FFFFFFFFFF
You recommend Covops and Cloaking V for the astero at 8:40 despite cloaking V being useless and the hull not getting a Covops bonus...
Yes, because it's a great exploration ship. A Covert Ops cloak requires Cloaking IV, and you can go into warp with a Covert Ops cloak. Cloaking V reduces the targeting delay an additional 10% after cloaking, which is useful if you refit for combat; you can carry a mobile depot and a combat refit as needed.
@@JuriusDoctor wow reading all this coming into the game for the first time this is all super helpful even the debates.
Schooled by the Doctor!
Wow
woah, been watching alot of your videos today and just noticed the iron armada logo. I literally just saw your FC's interview yesterday (ua-cam.com/video/_n3fYx6ePU0/v-deo.html) and decided to check out your corps website. Yall already sounded like a cool group that I was probably going to apply for and now I find all of this quality content for us noobs and newbros. yep you definitely convinced me to try. thx for the videos and keep up the good work :D
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Hacking sounds like a dental tool....
Less like a dental tool. More like an overthought version of the board game 'Operation'. Click the wrong thing and you fail.
Why decloak before warping in?
Because there's nothing worse than warping in cloaked, bouncing off something and decloaking, and not having time to recloak when a Pilgrim or something else decloaks inside of lock range of you. If your cloak cycle is ready to go again, two things happen: 1. You have a higher chance of burning off in a direction away from collidables with an MWD pulse and recloaking; You're more likely to get impatient hunters to reveal themselves before your guard is down.
Just got the astero haven’t used it yet got a week before I can use cov op cloak. So not risking it!
Probes don't disappear, they return to your ship.
As of a change released in September last year, yes. It used to be that if you didn't recall your drones you'd lose them.
Get a cargo scanner. Saves time by showing you how much a can is worth before you start hacking it.
You're a bad and you should feel bad! Never leave half-finished sites. They don't respawn if you don't finish your sites. Always clean up after yourself, even if you just intentionally fail the hacks on cans you don't want
@@JuriusDoctor Who said I leave sites partially finished? I scan all, hack the valuable ones and purposely fail the cheap cans to blow them up.
@@TvLandZombie Good man. I just hate seeing newbros give up because they never find anything valuable, only to ask them how many cans they're setting per site and they say "only two or three".
I personally think EvE online is small, it needs more systems and more space at least double what it is now.
and why is that?
"Exploration 101"... dude, if you're talking about Asteros and cloaks, this is not 101. More like 103.
Can’t watch this. The audio is just way too distracting. Sorry.
wh space is weird !!!!!
is there a tutorial in game cause your clearing making complicated. why you do this i have idea.
Mark, I'm going to assume that you're trying to ask, "Is there a tutorial in-game? Because you are clearly making this over-complicated. Why are you doing this? I have an idea."
What I'm going to assume you actually mean to say is, "This looks too complicated and I think you're doing this on purpose to make it hard for new players, so that experienced players keep more of the money."
If that is what you mean, and it looks like that, let me heartily say, "First, go fuck yourself. I care more about helping people learn to play this game than I care about your feelings. Second, why would I try to over-complicate EVE? It's complicated enough as it is.
If you think this is over-complicated, you should have tried playing any time in the last fifteen years before things started getting explained. There was no instruction manuals when I started playing. It was literally, "Welcome to EVE. Here's a ship. Fuck you."
I'm trying to make it easier for new players. So, again, go fuck yourself.
@@JuriusDoctor well your not making it easier for new player. that was my point asshole.
@@markwallace106 I'm a new player and apart from the two modules he didn't mouse over I understood most everything he said, maybe you have an undiagnosed learning disability?
@@scottredford4801 no you don't. i know for a fact you don't. troll don't you have something better to do.
@@markwallace106 Grow up.
Your videos are very informative & insightful... but your audio is constantly awful. Please spend more time cleaning up your audio.
On it
Is this video still accurate?
Yeah, generally.
WTF i get mad at how lucky all youtubers doing exploration tutorials are when hacking something, almost every side the guy went he just clicked 1/4 of all the nodes and found the core
when i do that 1/3 of all nodes i click are defensive systems(yeah, using the 6 rule) LOL XD
I have shite luck when it comes to hacking.
is that there's no way of getting there period, or is it like one things that you can get there it's just their most basic ships will just simply kick you a new asshole.
Can you give me your astero fit
I use a few different Astero fits, but this is one of my favourites - I keep a mobile depot for quick refit to Nos, which running just the faction repper keeps it cap stable until your target runs out of cap. This fit is great for killing explorers, but can also handle exploration thanks to the Zeugma:
[Astero, Whitehull]
Damage Control II
Shadow Serpentis Small Armor Repairer
Small Ancillary Armor Repairer
Drone Damage Amplifier II
1MN Monopropellant Enduring Afterburner
Faint Epsilon Scoped Warp Scrambler
X5 Enduring Stasis Webifier
Zeugma Integrated Analyzer
Sisters Core Probe Launcher, Sisters Core Scanner Probe
Covert Ops Cloaking Device II
Small Drone Durability Enhancer I
Small Anti-Explosive Pump I
Small Gravity Capacitor Upgrade I
Warrior II x5
Hobgoblin II x5
Hornet EC-300 x5
Small Energy Nosferatu II x1
Nanite Repair Paste x120
Sisters Core Scanner Probe x8
Mobile Depot x1
Jurius Doctor legend
Jurius Doctor what kind of stuff can you kill with this like ik some sites in nil sec have guards
The advantage of a CovOps cloak is the ability to warp cloaked and to choose your targets - but be wary of bait. The big thing is that when you're picking your targets, you want to choose ships which are ill-equipped to fight small frigates, and especially drone boats. Ships with smartbombs or which are primarily missile boats are bad targets for an Astero. So, don't go attacking Talwars, Corax, or cruisers in this fit. Basically anything which can easily kill a Tristan can kill an Astero.
is there a way that i can contact you either through email, steam chat something like that for more info I'm kinda new at the game and i am kinda a noob and it would be greatly appreciated
Yeah i can't do all that with an alpha clone...
You can't cloak in an alpha clone, but you can do all of the rest
i didn't find this very helpful as a new player. I don't have access to any of the things you do. 101 infers that this is for beginners and it isn't.
Well, Aaron, it's not the access to the ships or modules which is important. It's the process of exploration, the hacking minigame, and so on. If you let me know whether you're an Alpha or an Omega clone, what race, and what specifically you're looking to try I can recommend a fit for your needs.
All you need to do exploration is a ship (any ship, not necessarily one which is bonused for it - although you are recommended to use a ship which is), a core probe launcher, some core scanner probes, and a couple of analyzers; data and relic.
At most it'll cost you 1M ISK to get into, and you can make that many times over each hour.
Better yet, reach out to me in game, and I'll gladly do my best to help you out or point you at someone who can.
Also, if you found my video moved too quickly, or wasn't as detailed as you like, you can also check out the help videos produced by CCP Games.
Here is the link to their 3-part series on Scanning: ua-cam.com/video/bspRKanFo2Y/v-deo.html
Here is the link to their video on Hacking:
ua-cam.com/video/_RyEIH46Drk/v-deo.html
Also, if you want to do ninja exploration on the super-cheap, use a Venture. Just remember to add two drones of whatever race you can support to the drone bay.
[Venture, Ninja Explo]
Damage Control II
5MN Y-T8 Compact Microwarpdrive
Data Analyzer I
Relic Analyzer I
Core Probe Launcher I, Core Scanner Probe I
[Empty High slot]
[Empty High slot]
Small Memetic Algorithm Bank I
Small Emission Scope Sharpener I
[Empty Rig slot]
"Good" is subjective. If you don't have more specificity to offer, I can't improve my content. Complaining about something without offering a solution is just bitching.
The video was really good dont mind this guy, he is just whining he gotta start out, this video really exemplifies what you need and have to aim for when you start out and dont know what you wanna do, 4 levels in amarr and gallente frigates take no time to achieve, its just whiners, one tip doe, make sure you finish your sentence and then have sometime before you cut your mic, there was a couple of sections when you cut the mic too soon, thanks for the video o7 fly safe!
It's so creepy when you start whispering to us... lol. That was an instant "next". Sorry mate. It could have been good.
Your rigs kinda cancel each other out dude...
That was the intent; to add buffer without losing any base speed.
... In simpler terms one adds armor at expense of agility, the other adds agility at the expense of armor... So the combination is a bit pointless. Forget tank on exploring ship. Strap 4 warp core stabs and try not to get blobbed, better use rig slots for data/relic analyser boosters so that you're safer by hanging arround less. Also use cov ops ships. same bonuses for 3rd of the cost.
That's fair enough, but I usually keep a mobile depot and a combat refit in this one (hence the buffer), so your point is kinda moot in my case. Yes, you can use CovOps ships, which are cheaper, if you're looking to just ninja explore and hack data and relic sites. But if you also want to be able to fight, you can use the Astero or Stratios and get very solid PVP going.