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It's not actually stated what happens to a ship when a character logs off in normal space as opposed to in a station. I've lost server a couple times and seem to be put way off the reservation, warping back to where I was when I log back in again, but you really need to STATE THIS IN THE ARTICLE. A lot of these entries take a LOT for granted. Assume that the only people reading this are newbs. | It's not actually stated what happens to a ship when a character logs off in normal space as opposed to in a station. I've lost server a couple times and seem to be put way off the reservation, warping back to where I was when I log back in again, but you really need to STATE THIS IN THE ARTICLE. A lot of these entries take a LOT for granted. Assume that the only people reading this are newbs. | ||
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| + | :Perhaps this will shed some light on the subject: [[Logging out]]. It could be used as a reference for this article. --[[Contributor name:ISD Salpsan|ISD Salpsan]] 00:54, 21 March 2009 (UTC) | ||
Latest revision as of 18:54, 20 March 2009
"The technique of logging off to avoid combat".....
How exactly?
It's not actually stated what happens to a ship when a character logs off in normal space as opposed to in a station. I've lost server a couple times and seem to be put way off the reservation, warping back to where I was when I log back in again, but you really need to STATE THIS IN THE ARTICLE. A lot of these entries take a LOT for granted. Assume that the only people reading this are newbs.
- Perhaps this will shed some light on the subject: Logging out. It could be used as a reference for this article. --ISD Salpsan 00:54, 21 March 2009 (UTC)