Hi folks,

After verifying on the Singularity test server that Molden Heath is the only region that has districts meeting the requirements for the first wave of Planetary Conquest (Uprising expansion, May 6th, 2013), I spent several hours mapping out the systems and their associated planets and districts.

Here is that map:

http://i.imgur.com/K9l1FyR.jpg

The map only shows lowsec systems (except for Teonusude). As a result, it is not recommended for moving starships, only clones.

The map shows each system's temperate planets (if any), their designation, and the number of districts on said planets. The map also shows how many space stations are in the system, its security rating, and how many moons orbit temperate planets (how many POSs could get bonuses from SI in districts).

Green jumps between systems mean that there are two or more adjacent PC systems, while an orange jump means that at least one side of the jump does not have PC planets.

Where the districts actually in the Singularity Test server? Or did you have another way of figuring it out?

Edit: also I only counted 245 districts, I was under the impression it was going to be 250... or did I miss count?

+1 for standing up as a school and putting good info out there for everyone.

They are in Molden Heath. I spent several hours flying around from region to region looking. I was about to give up when I found a planet with districts in Molden.

The devs told us "about 250", so that's in the ballpark.

Thanks!

Great stuff, our corps really do need to link up.

I know Bojo was talking to your corp's directors about a "college planet" or something.

I thought about this one:

http://i.imgur.com/M4Yvt1E.jpg

The problem is that it has more districts (12) than we could fairly take up for two corps. We'd need at least one more college or maybe a couple of other "friendlies" that we'd fight with for practice battles.

So 38 moons. Anyone want to do the work to find out what they have?

The way this map is set up they say there is room for everyone.... I simply don't see it. If your not with a major alliance it's gonna be ruff.

Why?

Why?

Yeah I think this will be a war for the big boys I really doesn't see a place for the small people not at all they are welcome to try but I only see them getting caught in the middle of the bigger corps wars.

Keep in mind this is one region, they will (I assume) eventually open up the rest of the low sec and null sec regions too. So it simply might be a waiting game for a lot of corps.

We are talking about may 6th and the little guys stand no chance.

We are talking about may 6th and the little guys stand no chance.

Just a question. When is says "PC Moons" what does that mean? Are these moons things we will be able to take over or not?

Why am I only seeing this now? Shame on me!
Hot dog, I knew you found the area, but this is comprehensive!

The system is Minmatar, which will certainly please Scheneighnay, maybe influence his alliance to help us in some land grab.

Not happy to have all you gun wielding maniacs invading my home.

Little guys could hire somebody to take some land for them and establish a foothold

I happen to know of a strong mercenary alliance

Hi folks,

After verifying on the Singularity test server that Molden Heath is the only region that has districts meeting the requirements for the first wave of Planetary Conquest (Uprising expansion, May 6th, 2013), I spent several hours mapping out the systems and their associated planets and districts.

Here is that map:

http://i.imgur.com/K9l1FyR.jpg

The map only shows lowsec systems (except for Teonusude). As a result, it is not recommended for moving starships, only clones.

The map shows each system's temperate planets (if any), their designation, and the number of districts on said planets. The map also shows how many space stations are in the system, its security rating, and how many moons orbit temperate planets (how many POSs could get bonuses from SI in districts).

Green jumps between systems mean that there are two or more adjacent PC systems, while an orange jump means that at least one side of the jump does not have PC planets.