Expedition Site
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Summary
Expedition Sites allows one to quickly travel back to the Chariot system after a long run in the desert, or to one's rural home after a day in the city.
- If you are far away from a Chariot, you may jump instantly to your Expedition Site.
- From your Expedition Site, you may jump to the location you have designated as your Home.
Use
Exploration Travel (sometimes called Expedition Travel) allows one to quickly travel using Expedition Sites.
- It allows you to register at one Expedition Site and pick another arbitrary location to be your Home (Self > Navigation menu > Set home location).
- The first time you designate a site or a home location, it will become active immediately.
- Subsequent changes to your Expedition Site or home location will take a 2-hour delay to become active. During those 2 hours, you are unable to use Exploration Travel at all.
- Consumes Travel Time which is accumulated while you are offline with the relevant setting selected under Offline Chores.
- Exploration travel costs 160% as much as chariot travel (8 times the time it would take to walk). There are no restrictions on how often you may use it. The cost is linear dependent on the distance traveled (subject to a minimum of 30 minutes travel time).
- You cannot use this mode of travel if you are within 150 coordinates of a Chariot (whether the Chariot Stop is open or broken).
- Unlike Navigation, you don't get sweaty with this form of travel.
With Exploration Travel (First Degree)
- If you are far enough away from a Chariot, you may jump instantly to your Expedition Site by selecting Self > Navigation > Visit my Expedition Site.
- If you are at your Expedition Site, you may jump to your Home by selecting Go Home, by clicking the Expedition Site.
With Exploration Travel (Second Degree)
- You can travel home from any Expedition Site by clicking on the site, and select Go Home.
Map
You can edit the map here: Maps/Expedition Sites.
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