The Perks and Perils of Thera - EVE Online Corvette to Cynabal Bootstrap Challenge - Ep. 44

Bill Dingha Cynabal is in Thera. Now what?
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Tracktribe - No Indication
NEFFEX - Inspired
Jimena Contreras - Alpha Mission
Emmit Fenn - Alone
Jimmy Fontanez - Sneaky Bass Latina
Brian Bolger - Dead Forest
Norma Rockwell - Shawl Paul
Nat Keefe & Hot Buttered Rum - Everything Where it Needs to Be
Hanu Dixit - Gully Dreams
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[@Its-Just-Zip]

Thanks for the shout-out to our service! We not only do Thera but also Turnur which is like Thera but has local

[@AndyKauffman-ml3og]

Lol! "Um... Where's my Wormhole?!" Oh - the number of times I said just that same thing! 😂😂

[@gui42cmzx98]

Hey it's @HexatorGaming on the undock in the kestrel, small world :D Great vid as always, it's by far my favorite Eve content to watch, i jump on your videos as soon as I see them ! The ending tho... LOL

[@eternalevolution4872]

Cheers from Ukraine! Love your series! Came back to play EVE only because of you and your series!

[@brianchristopher8843]

"Um, where's my wormhole?" As a wormholer, I felt that deep in my core. I've had non crit non eol holes close on me before. Once in a c3 that I had a few alts in and a ratting loki, ran out of missiles and ran back home in my loki to grab more ammo, hole closed behind me. Alts had no filiments. Luckily both my home hole and that c3 had nullsecs so I just hopped in a shuttle and ran them some filiments. Obviously Bill has no such luxury.

[@ol_Phoby]

""Um, where's my wormhole?"" "As a wormholer, I felt that deep in my core." Truth

[@tablesoup]

FWIW; leaving your MWD on is going to bloom your sig radius and make you much easier to scan down.

[@Patrick_from_Youtube]

Great video to show new players how much isk you can make with a little risk.

[@ol_Phoby]

I appreciate these videos so much. It allows me to stay in New Eden when I'm not really feeling like PLAYING at the moment. Thanks for keeping this up.

[@KyleMaxwell]

Tempted to move back to Thera but still living it up in lowsec anoms and belts right now...

[@bthrawn]

16 ships to roll the hole, going to make getting to thera an interesting next video

[@imgartenvonnebenan2290]

Nice Cliffhanger at the end ;) It´s a very nice Series and I like it so much

[@hirebrand]

Corvette to Vedmak challenge would be interesting too, as you'd have to go to much different parts of the game, pochven, abyssals etc

[@sir_slimestone3797]

Pochven isn't required at all. Abyssals are the far superior route for obtaining the Trig ship unique parts and the bpcs

[@eyeLikeCarrots]

Screwed by the Mass Monster!

[@OverPwng]

oh no the ending xD

[@ozzycommander]

lol sov holders roll thera whs If its not in NPC null skip it

[@samuelyo1681]

Thera Balllz

[@jre353seriesenjoyer4]

It's sieged by Volta atm afaik so be careful

[@darkarcanum1814]

First. Oh the paths you will travel...

[@riptide828]

Friendly hint, do not bookmark the wormhole from the solar map but bookmark it when it is on grid with yourself. This way you can make sure you will warp at 0 to the hole when you warp to the bookmark.

[@tabarnoucheinterplanetary]

Yeah, I discussed this in a previous video. I still bookmark the signature from the probe window out of habit and because I like that it auto fills with the signature name, but you'll not that I always move my bookmark to the hole itself once I land on grid with it for the first time.

[@riptide828]

@@tabarnoucheinterplanetary thanks for the reply! To speed up the scanning process, I usually do not use the entire long "name" but rather only the first 3 letters of the signature. If you put the rest of the information in the mapping tool of your choice (such as tripwire or pathfinder) you can outsource a lot of the bookkeeping and keep the bookmark as clean as possible.

[@tuskiomisham]

Eve-scout has a public bookmarks folder with all the exits/entrances.

[@interloop]

which he explains in the video

[@QualeQualeson]

Hi, non native English speaker here: I don't think you can use "unmitigated" for a positive, since "mitigate" requires a negative.

[@tabarnoucheinterplanetary]

You've fallen right into my trap. I can talk about language usage all day. Historically "mitigate" was only used to describe the lessening of a bad outcome, but it has been in common usage for quite a while to describe a reduction in scale of any outcome, positive or negative. So it would be fine to say "my financial success was mitigated by my gambling problem." There may be a slight sense of irony in this usage (implying that financial success was an outcome to be avoided), but the specific usage of "unmitigated" to mean "full and unconditional" in expressions like "unmitigated success" and "unmitigated victory" is absolutely standard English today without a trace of irony involved.

[@QualeQualeson]

@@tabarnoucheinterplanetary It's a "trap I'll keep walking into" then, because I reject this postmodern take. It dumbs down language and reduces our ability to apply nuance, which in turn reduces the level of sophistication with which we are able to structure our thoughts and express ourselves through language. You didn't have enough words already for "complete/total" so you needed to ruin this one? The fact that language deteriorates if we let it (which we do and it does) is an incredibly poor reason to adopt a laissez-faire attitude. Language needs maintenance, same as all technology.

[@tabarnoucheinterplanetary]

This is a very strange position to take and it's as close to being just plain wrong as anything can be in a field like sociology or linguistics. Languages changing and adapting over time is not only universal, it is essential to their and our survival, ensuring that we retain the ability to name and describe the relevant phenomena in our lives even as those phenomena change so dramatically over time as to be unrecognizable. It's why we aren't still speaking some fossilized version of Proto-Indo-Iranian. I promise you that I am not dumbing down English, nor am I robbing it of any of its power by speaking it as-it-is-spoken today. You do the same thing, whether you realize it or not. It's how communication works. I presume you know that the word "sophisticated" originally meant "deceptive." And yet you, quite rightly, use it in your comment to mean "advanced and refined" because it's meaning has changed. If you insisted on the word still having its original meaning, no one would understand you. Yeet this unhelpful idea from your mind.

[@QualeQualeson]

@@tabarnoucheinterplanetary I'm familiar with all your arguments. I don't want to debate regurgitated dogma. It's not fertile ground.