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Chryzopraz
Caldari
REPUBLIKA ORLA
Posted - 2009.03.11 08:55:00 - [1]
 

Edited by: Chryzopraz on 11/03/2009 22:05:03
Edited by: Chryzopraz on 11/03/2009 09:00:50
Hi all!

I am lost in space. Literally!
It all started innocent. A corpmate scanned a wormhole. We entered it with 4 or 5 ships. It was so empty inside!
At least it seemed so. After a while our scanner guy found a group of ships. We found another group fighting Sleepers.
We helped them a bit and warped out. Then we found a small mining site. Nothing special, a few asteroids with veldspar, scordite, pyroxeres and plagioclase. Some of our corpmates left the system to repair their ships. Only I and our scanner guy left to try to find other wormholes or whatever might be there hidden from us.
After a while we decided to go back. And then things started to get ugly. The wormhole connecting us to the known universe disappeared! We stumbled upon a few ships from the other party hanging in space. They didn't have a scanner with them. So we had only one guy with scanner probes to find any exit.
And then we did a terrible mistake. We parted, I made a fleet with people in the second group while our scanner was searching for another wormhole. And then the Sleepers found him and destroyed before we could help him. Our only hope for return!
Someone was desperate enough to commit a suicide to get back to known space. But there are still 3 or 4 of us hanging in the unknown space with the diminishing hope of finding some help.

And this is the situation now. We are stuck in the system J141451. So if anyone reading this happen to enter that system, please let me know by ingame mail if you could help us get out and show the exit wormhole. I am willing to pay for that. In ISK or some stuff got from dead Sleepers. Or even with my ship (just a Ferox).

Update:
After a full day of waiting for someone to pop in, and my corp mates entering many wormholes in search for the one I'm in I surrended and commited a suicide to go back to known space...

Regards all

Chryzopraz

PS.

Lesson learned: never ever leave your guy with probes alone in unknown space. The Sleepers can find him and attack anywhere, anytime, leaving you without the way out to the known space.

Edit: Corrected system name

Serpents smile
Posted - 2009.03.11 09:02:00 - [2]
 

I'm sure someone at CCP is rolling over the floor from laughter.

Good luck finding your way out mate. Very Happy

Gnarouh
Queens of the Stone Age
Posted - 2009.03.11 09:05:00 - [3]
 

I love this ! - this is what the game should be like, the game attacking you - and ****ing you over ! :) YAY ! wish iwas stuck there with you.

Mallikanth
Posted - 2009.03.11 09:06:00 - [4]
 

I think CCP should start a new Forum Channel for people stuck in w-space asking for help.
It will become quite popular Twisted Evil

In the meantime, Good Luck my friend. ugh


Seetesh
Caldari
The Resident Haunting
Consortium.
Posted - 2009.03.11 09:06:00 - [5]
 

Im sorry but this is really funny, why is it that so many people arent thinking straight when it comes to entering wormholes and rely soloy on one scanner guy.

Tuttomenui II
Gallente
BUDAPIG LTD
Posted - 2009.03.11 09:07:00 - [6]
 

Edited by: Tuttomenui II on 11/03/2009 09:11:37
I know I am ROFL. Quick question... How much would you say your clone is worth? what kind of implants and what grade clone?

I think a lot of people might go to fitting a probe launcher in a utility high on theyre fighting ships. hehehe.

Edit*

I took an orca into a wh on SISI after getting gang invite froma group of cap pilots and when I warped to them they were fighting 8 BS sleepers and like 12 Frig sleepers. I tried to tractor a player wreck and the sleepers did not like that at all, they all switched to me and they killed me like i was in a damn cruiser. And I had a probe launcher on the orca, a helios in bay with probe launcher, and some spare probe laucnhers in cargo and some spare T1 frigs in bay. And 200mil worth of ammo and supplies at SISI prices of 100isk in my cargo. hehehe.



destinationunreachable
Hello Kitty Fanclub
Posted - 2009.03.11 09:07:00 - [7]
 

sounds all great, works as intended! Twisted Evil

THANK YOU CCP!!!

Chryzopraz
Caldari
REPUBLIKA ORLA
Posted - 2009.03.11 09:12:00 - [8]
 

I must admit I have a good laught too. The game isn't boring anymore Very Happy

Anyway I have all +3 implants, so I would say my clone is worth around 20 mil isk.

Regards

Chryzopraz

Noiashui
Amarr
Emo Rangers
Posted - 2009.03.11 09:13:00 - [9]
 

lol xD Had a few corpmates last night with the same problem, they went ahead through without the guy with the probes (and they're all still arguing whose fault it is) and when he returned to the wormhole it had closed, leaving them in closed off space without any chance of probing a new way out ^_^

MotherMoon
Huang Yinglong
Posted - 2009.03.11 09:13:00 - [10]
 

wonderful, this is an awesome expansion :P

If I find you I'll help lol

Reven Cordelle
Caldari
Total Mayhem.
Cry Havoc.
Posted - 2009.03.11 09:14:00 - [11]
 

The plus side is, now - Probe Launchers are SO damned easy to sneak into a fitting... you should probably put one on the ship you take just incase.

Probes take up little space too, and the launcher holds a LOT of probes.

Scanning is easier too and not really based on time - so load up your Probe Launchers!

Lesson learnt for you. Hoho.

Xi Xing
Gallente
Interstellar Brotherhood of Gravediggers
Privateer Alliance
Posted - 2009.03.11 09:22:00 - [12]
 

You know what... this sounds like an idea for a business... continually fly a probe ship through WH space systems, find people who are stuck, and charging them a chunk of cash to guide them back to known space.





Xi Xing's Interstellar Sherpa Services.



Genius.

Crumplecorn
Gallente
Eve Cluster Explorations
Posted - 2009.03.11 09:29:00 - [13]
 

Last night I had to find a way out for a small miltia fleet that was in the same W-space system as me when the wormhole stopped accepting larger ships. There were a couple of other probers at it too, I get the impression that some W-space systems only have one wormhole, obviously going to ordinary space, and you have to wait for it to collapse to get out if it is too decayed for your ship size.

If you are stuck and want to get out, I'd recommend pinging in local too, since no-one passing by will know you are there otherwise.

Chryzopraz
Caldari
REPUBLIKA ORLA
Posted - 2009.03.11 09:32:00 - [14]
 

I do yell at local when I'm online.
But had no luck yet...

Regards

Chryzopraz

Fakespace
Posted - 2009.03.11 09:34:00 - [15]
 

Originally by: Chryzopraz
Edited by: Chryzopraz on 11/03/2009 09:00:50
...
So if anyone reading this happen to enter that system, please let me know by ingame mail if you could help us get out and show the exit wormhole. I am willing to pay for that. In ISK or some stuff got from dead Sleepers. Or even with my ship (just a Ferox).
...



New business concept: wormhole rescue service Laughing

Crumplecorn
Gallente
Eve Cluster Explorations
Posted - 2009.03.11 09:46:00 - [16]
 

Originally by: Chryzopraz
I do yell at local when I'm online.
But had no luck yet...
In fairness, if it was me, I'd probably just laugh and move on.

Or, gang you, promise a nice way out, and drop you into the biggest bunch of sleepers I could find.

No, not really, I'd feel bad for doing that because I'm a Hello Kitty player at heart. But I bet others would.

Daelorn
Posted - 2009.03.11 09:53:00 - [17]
 

Hrm maybe we should create an ingame channel for wormhole space? Seems to be a few people in the channel "Wormholes"

Tierie
Caldari
Caldari Provisions
Posted - 2009.03.11 10:19:00 - [18]
 

I jumped through into k-space yesterday and the wormhole collapsed behind me. Left five people in w-space ><

Letava
Gallente
Firefly Inc.
Posted - 2009.03.11 10:35:00 - [19]
 

It's so tempting to plate up a BS and jump back and forth through a wormhole until it collapses on the people inside. I'm still stuck on how to make sure I'm on the right side when it does, though.

Ralle030583
Mystic Lion Hearts
Sev3rance
Posted - 2009.03.11 10:37:00 - [20]
 

Originally by: Fakespace
Originally by: Chryzopraz
Edited by: Chryzopraz on 11/03/2009 09:00:50
...
So if anyone reading this happen to enter that system, please let me know by ingame mail if you could help us get out and show the exit wormhole. I am willing to pay for that. In ISK or some stuff got from dead Sleepers. Or even with my ship (just a Ferox).
...



New business concept: wormhole rescue service Laughing

me likes the idea

H Lecter
Gallente
The Black Rabbits Academy
The Gurlstas Associates
Posted - 2009.03.11 10:53:00 - [21]
 

Working as intended!

Thanks CCP for making space vast and dangerous again!

Wilja Anrick
Caldari
XIII Interstellar Legion
Posted - 2009.03.11 10:59:00 - [22]
 

Am I following,
All the right leads?
Or am I about to get lost in space?
When my time comes
Can't fight my destiny,
Will you take this ride with me?

-Lost In Space, The Misfits

Zey Nadar
Gallente
Davy Jones Locker
Enforcers of Serenity
Posted - 2009.03.11 11:02:00 - [23]
 

Edited by: Zey Nadar on 11/03/2009 11:07:01
Originally by: Tuttomenui II

I think a lot of people might go to fitting a probe launcher in a utility high on theyre fighting ships. hehehe.




Thats how its meant to be, core probe launcher fits on basically any ship, its like a salvager. And core probes take only 0.1 m3 room each and are reusable. Seriously, put that launcher in there if you got the skills.

I had a funny experience too last night... I found a wormhole in my covops, formed an alliance fleet, then I luckily had the smarts to enter first in my prober ship. A fellow drake followed..and then the wormhole collapsed. Drakepilot didnt have a scanner... he was all "save me!" hehe. Took me like half hour to probe the exit wormhole which we used to get the rest of fleet in there, this time with more people fitting probe launchers, hehe. Had fun clearing few sites in there.

Overall I really really like the wormhole idea and this expansion. It takes time getting used to the new probing system and I hate the pos shield graphics but overall its a great expansion.

Durzel
The Xenodus Initiative.
Posted - 2009.03.11 11:10:00 - [24]
 

As a carebear I think this is brilliant.

You could go in a wormhole and meet another group already fighting Sleepers, and as it's 0.0 everyone is fair game. Or you could go in there and fight some Sleepers yourself, and pirates come in and gatecrash. Or, you could go in there and be unable to get back out - having to rely on the good-naturedness of others to save you.

WH seems close to what low-sec should've been - dangerous space but with rewards to make it worth going there. It sounds scary, but I'm very interested in trying it.

Niccolado Starwalker
Gallente
Shadow Templars
Posted - 2009.03.11 11:40:00 - [25]
 



Strange thing really... I have always had wet dreams about playing a game where you could get completely lost in the huge huge universe. Just like Star trek voyager. Or maybe Battlestar Galactica? So instead of starting from a starting point mapping the world outwards, you instead have to stat maping from the unknown, in search for home!

It might seems strange, but there is certain excitement in getting lost! So your next mission will not be to kill the boss, or mining or anything. It will be to find home!

hey! There is a certain beauty in it really! And think how you will feel when you at last find home!?

Yep.. The new wormhole systems seems to be my thing really!

KhaniKirai
Posted - 2009.03.11 11:48:00 - [26]
 

getting lost is something else then getting stuck :D

Nierna
Posted - 2009.03.11 11:55:00 - [27]
 

advertise in local youl pay 20 misk for a WH location.

eventho you wont see people in local they are most definatly there.

Randysim
Posted - 2009.03.11 12:02:00 - [28]
 

Im sure Captain Janeway would feel right at home in W-space -)

KillSol
Posted - 2009.03.11 12:05:00 - [29]
 

Originally by: Chryzopraz
Edited by: Chryzopraz on 11/03/2009 09:00:50
Hi all!

I am lost in space. Literally!
It all started innocent. A corpmate scanned a wormhole. We entered it with 4 or 5 ships. It was so empty inside!
At least it seemed so. After a while our scanner guy found a group of ships. We found another group fighting Sleepers.
We helped them a bit and warped out. Then we found a small mining site. Nothing special, a few asteroids with veldspar, scordite, pyroxeres and plagioclase. Some of our corpmates left the system to repair their ships. Only I and our scanner guy left to try to find other wormholes or whatever might be there hidden from us.
After a while we decided to go back. And then things started to get ugly. The wormhole connecting us to the known universe disappeared! We stumbled upon a few ships from the other party hanging in space. They didn't have a scanner with them. So we had only one guy with scanner probes to find any exit.
And then we did a terrible mistake. We parted, I made a fleet with people in the second group while our scanner was searching for another wormhole. And then the Sleepers found him and destroyed before we could help him. Our only hope for return!
Someone was desperate enough to commit a suicide to get back to known space. But there are still 3 or 4 of us hanging in the unknown space with the diminishing hope of finding some help.

And this is the situation now. We are stuck in the system J141451. So if anyone reading this happen to enter that system, please let me know by ingame mail if you could help us get out and show the exit wormhole. I am willing to pay for that. In ISK or some stuff got from dead Sleepers. Or even with my ship (just a Ferox).

Regards all

Chryzopraz

PS.

Lesson learned: never ever leave your guy with probes alone in unknown space. The Sleepers can find him and attack anywhere, anytime, leaving you without the way out to the known space.

Edit: Corrected system name


The new message in a bottle!

Bimjo
Caldari
SKULLDOGS
Posted - 2009.03.11 12:08:00 - [30]
 

Originally by: Letava
It's so tempting to plate up a BS and jump back and forth through a wormhole until it collapses on the people inside. I'm still stuck on how to make sure I'm on the right side when it does, though.

Last I heard you get hit with a 4 min timer after your 3rd jump ? ? ?


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