Omicrons systems layout re-work.

[Kazinsal]

There are no actually completely empty systems. There are systems that contain a base or two but are otherwise almost completely unused.

Those are empty in the sense that no one touches them except once in a blue moon.

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Retired, permanently.

[Xalrok]

Sigma-60 and Omicron-64 were literally deleted and they were connected to the rest of the map. I was surprised that Omicron-96 and 93 weren't deleted either in 4.87. If those systems can be deleted, I don't see why places like Yukon and Tau-42 can't be deleted either.
As for deleted systems like Yukon, make their jumps intersect with another jump hole so that players can't jump back into them, like the Unknown > Pennsylvania hole. Then they'd depopulate by themselves and could be deleted.

[Echo 7-7]

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As for deleted systems like Yukon, make their jumps intersect with another jump hole so that players can't jump back into them, like the Unknown > Pennsylvania hole. Then they'd depopulate by themselves and could be deleted.

This was on my to-do list, which I have just completed.

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[Panzer]

my vision of the omicrons is composed of theta, gamma, alpha, beta, minor, mu, kappa, delta, iota, both majors, 90 and 92. No connection to Alaska.

Keep it vanilla with in-system additions to keep in line with mod development. And keep the stuff that makes the order and nomads playable. The idea is to turn delta into a hotspot like it deserves and reduce the amont of redundant systems that only create distance between factions that would normally all meet in Delta.

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[Echo 7-7]

First post updated with a revised map.

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[Haste]

I would suggest to delite all empty systems.

If it were that easy, we'd have done it by now.

What happens to anyone who's docked on a base in a system we delete? What happens to anyone who's F1'd in that system? What happens to anyone who dies who was last docked on a base in that system?

I do believe deleting (obviously not manually) all references to said system and moving anyone inside them to a neighboring system is an option, no?

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[Sava]

Whatever you think, Echo, .85 Alpha-Eta-Theta route was way better.
How about you stop your server killing experiments and use something that has proven itself to be good already?

Also... Omicron-81? Anyone?

Edit:
http://discoverygc.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=108593

[tyro]

and omega 15 was so nice system, infinitely better than omega 9

[Echo 7-7]

Whatever you think, Echo, .85 Alpha-Eta-Theta route was way better.
How about you stop your server killing experiments and use something that has proven itself to be good already?

Also... Omicron-81? Anyone?

Edit:
http://discoverygc.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=108593

You can take your attitude elsewhere - I was not responsible for, or involved with, the system layout for 4.87.0. Therefore, any improvement I am offering here is still an improvement, however small it may be. Besides, a simple diagram which is just a proposition - not set in stone - is hardly going to "kill the server".

Omicron-81 can be shrunk before we consider deletion.

and omega 15 was so nice system, infinitely better than omega 9

It may have been a nice system, but the bases there didn't make a lot of sense. However, my current focus is the Omicrons, not so much the Omegas. It's not problem-free, but the former region requires more immediate attention.

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[Lythrilux]

Omicron-81 can be shrunk before we consider deletion.

Why is there consideration? The general populace is against the system and everything it sands for.

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