asset safety eve online

In EVE Online, Asset Safety is a game mechanic designed to protect players' assets (ships, modules, and other items) when they are left in structures that are destroyed or lose their services (e.g., Citadels, Engineering Complexes, or Refineries). How Asset Safety Works: Triggering Conditions: - A structure (e.g., a Keepstar, Fortizar, or Athanor) is destroyed or abandoned (unfueled for 7 days). - The structure loses its "Asset Safety" service (if it was enabled). - The structure enters Low Power mode (if Asset Safety was not enabled before). Safety Net: - Items left inside the structure are moved to an "Asset Safety" hold. - Players have 20 days to retrieve their assets from the structure before they are moved to an NPC station in the same system or a nearby low-security system. Recovery Process: - After 20 days, assets are moved to an NPC station (if available in the same system) or the nearest low-security (0.5-0.7) system. - Players must pay a 15% fee (based on the item's estimated market value) to retrieve their assets from the NPC station. Exceptions & Limitations: No Asset Safety in Nullsec & Wormholes: - If the structure was in nullsec (0.0) or a wormhole, assets are not protected and are dropped as loot when the structure is destroyed. Player-Owned Stations (POS): - POSes do not have Asset Safetyitems are lost if the POS is destroyed. Freighters & Capital Ships: - Some large ships (like freighters) may not be recoverable if the destination station lacks the required docking capacity. Best Practices: Always check fuel & structure status before leaving assets. Move assets manually if a structure is vulnerable. Pay the 15% fee promptly to avoid losing items permanently. Avoid leaving valuables in nullsec/wormhole structures unless you accept the risk. Would you like details on a specific scenario (e.g., nullsec asset recovery or Citadel mechanics)?