eve online map

The EVE Online map is a crucial tool for navigation, strategy, and situational awareness in the game. It displays the vast universe of New Eden, including regions, constellations, solar systems, and various points of interest. Here's a breakdown of its key features: Types of Maps in EVE Online - System Map: Shows planets, moons, stations, asteroid belts, and celestial objects within a single solar system. - Region Map: Displays constellations and systems within a specific region (e.g., "The Forge" or "Delve"). - Star Map (F10): The main navigation tool, showing all of New Eden with filters for: - Security Status (High-Sec, Low-Sec, Null-Sec, Wormhole Space) - Jump Routes (shortest path, safest path, etc.) - Player Activity (kills, NPC kills, ship movements) - Sovereignty (alliance-controlled systems) - Wormholes (connections between systems) Key Features of the Star Map (F10) - Security Status: - 1.00.5: High-Security (Concord protects) - 0.40.1: Low-Security (limited Concord response) - 0.0 and below: Null-Security (player-controlled, no Concord) - Wormhole Space (J-Space): No local chat, unstable connections. - Route Planning: - Avoid gate camps by checking recent kills. - Use "Avoid Systems" to dodge dangerous areas. - Filters: - Ship kills (helps spot PvP hotspots). - NPC activity (for mission runners or explorers). - Cosmic signatures (wormholes, relic/data sites). Third-Party Map Tools - Dotlan (https://evemaps.dotlan.net/): - Detailed region maps, jump planners, and alliance sovereignty tracking. - EVE Universitys Map (https://www.eveuniversity.org/map): - Great for learning mechanics. - Pathfinder (https://www.pathfinder-w.space/): - Wormhole mapping tool for corps/alliances. - Zkillboards Heatmap (https://zkillboard.com/): - Shows PvP activity across regions. Tips for Using the Map - Safe Travel: - Use "Prefer High-Sec" when autopiloting. - Check gate camps via recent kills. - Exploration: - Filter for wormholes (W-Space) or relic/data sites. - Fleet Ops: - Track enemy movements using sovereignty changes. Would you like help with a specific route, region, or map feature?