If you’re at all interested in my recent wormhole hunting lifestyle, a useful and informative blog to read is Tiger Ears. It’s not necessarily exciting; like me, the author has a tendency to document every encounter, sometimes at rather lengthy length. But it is extremely educational, because it’s a detailed day-by-day account of life in a C4 wormhole with a static exit to a C3. And so almost every post is a “What’s in my wormhole today, what I found in the neighboring wormhole, where did these wormholes connect, what I found there, and what we did about it” post. Plus combat reports, if any.
The end result, which I’m still wading into the ancienter-and-ancienter history of, is a ton of information about sensibly-chosen mostly-victorious small tactical encounters in w-space. Not always exciting — sometimes my eyes glaze over — but reading it is like getting several months of life-in-wormhole experience, without all the hundreds of hours spent scanning. Ironfleet recommended.
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April 29th, 2011 at 5:04 am
Brevity is hard! Except in comments.
I’m glad you’re enjoying my journal, and now I’ve got a new blog to read too.
April 29th, 2011 at 8:20 am
Yes it is! For me, even in comments.
I’ve got another too-long post coming up later today … an offline tower, a ship loss, and lovely, lovely blueprints to salvage.