DW- Aucocks Pocket?

AcademicDust894

AcademicDust894
Hi Cmdr's

A little help if possible! Could anyone give me a system name for were Aucocks Pocket is?
I would like to pass on the info to the other Cmdr's in the XB1 DW- Cmdr's Lounge thread.

Any help much appreciated.
 

Erimus Kamzel

Erimus Kamzel
AcademicDust894 said:
Hi Cmdr's

A little help if possible! Could anyone give me a system name for were Aucocks Pocket is?
I would like to pass on the info to the other Cmdr's in the XB1 DW- Cmdr's Lounge thread.

Any help much appreciated.
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It doesn't have a designated system to pinpoint it as it covers a large area, but here's the description taken from the mapping project.

The Aucocks Pocket
POI Type: Region (Exploration Hazard - Medium)
Band of Brown Dwarf and T-Tauri sectors on the near edge of the Sagittarius Gap, approx. 2,000 - 2,500 LYs from Sol. The Aucocks Pocket is the first navigational hazard explorers encounter when traveling coreward. Commanders are advised to plot a route at least 100 LYs above the galactic plane when approaching the Sagittarius Gap as this is usually sufficient to avoid the Aucocks Pocket.




 

mw_aurora

mw_aurora
You can fly at about -75 as well and still be in the Aucocks sector but below the galaxy spanning slice of unscoopables, thus avoiding navigation problems.
 

crispience

C
Just to answer the OP's question (for posterity and other newbs like me who are wondering what this hazard is and couldn't find it), here's (I think) an example system on the bubble side of the gap:

Aucoks CP-A C3-17

(NB: Aucoks, not Aucocks). Not sure it's that big a deal with a 60LY jump range, but if you're max is 20, you may end up in trouble.

If you turn on only KGBFOAM-Class systems in the in-game galaxy map and move towards the Lagoon Nebula and you'll see the sparseness.
 
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