ok so ive been in a wormhole a few days and me and some guys were wondering if we wipe out all the anomlies in 3hrs or so when will they respwan is there a static number or so of them?
i have heard multiple “rumours” i just want some sort of solid answer that can get voted up for comfirmation
Matt
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Assuming you actually mean anomalies and not signatures.
Anoms respawn within a constellation not within a single WH.
If ran vigorously the anoms seem to respawn slower but, if it actually is slower or just feels slower is unknown.
There is talk that CCP has coded so that WH’s with high activity get less Anom’s and Sig to encourage people to venture into other WH’s but that as far as I’m aware is unproven.
All I know is we used to farm our WH for anoms once a week and then branch out into our static and surrounding WH’s for sigs and anoms.
I was under the impression that sites respawn somewhere within the constellation as well. As in ‘X’ constellation, wormhole class-whatever, will always have one Unexceptional Perimeter Deposit somewhere in it, for example.
Since constellations aren’t connected, as in k space, this has the consequence that over time the sites ‘bleed’ out of active systems into the unoccupied inactive ones, where they remain untriggered in perpetuity. In theory, a constellation of 5 systems, 4 occupied and active, one empty, would eventually end up with all of its sites in the inactive system, until someone lucked upon it.
Our explorations in the past seem to have born that out as well, when we come across these occasional treasure troves.
Ross Pirttijarvi
AFAIK the accepted way to make money in a WH is from your static connections, raiding the anoms and sigs in there, there is technically no limit to the number of these as you can despawn your static ad infinitum
A wormhole system is limited to a maximum of 7 wormholes at any given time, 3 in and 4 out. I regularly encounter those with two statics, but have never heard of a system with more than that.
The statics certainly do immediately respawn though, rather than at DT, so you can just keep stick your nose into the next hole and seeing what you can take.
Dean
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you should read this question/answer too… as it has kinda been answered more then once (even i asked something like this once)
http://skilltrainingcomplete.com/questions/w-space-regeneration-mechanics
other then that @matt_12 is onto some of the same… but like he said… no one really know how it works 100%… also makes it more interesting… doesn’t it?