"I recently got stuck in a wormhole and lost my scanner probes to a disconnect," one testimonial reads from EVE-Scout Rescue's website reads. While the average wait time is six days, 47 percent of all rescue ops are completed within 24 hours from the moment a player sends out an SOS. In just the last 12 months alone, EVE-Scout Rescue has saved 175 pilots with rescue caches and another 83 players by fully-formed search and rescue operations. But if you're sitting pretty in a 600-million-ISK strategic cruiser with another few hundred million ISK worth of implants jacked into your skull, you're not just killing yourself. If you're flying a cheap ship, that might not be so bad. It's far better to die with a little dignity as you initiate the self-destruct sequence on your life pod and blow your consciousness back to a respawn point in normal space. When a pilot loses connection to their scanner probes and doesn't have an exit wormhole bookmarked, they could try messaging the locals for help-if there are any-but they're more likely to be ransomed or destroyed outright in regular EVE fashion. You can contribute to the community in a positive way. It's just the idea that you can do something different in EVE. They only care about getting you home alive. Whatever your reason is, Signal Cartel doesn't care. Maybe you forgot to recall them before jumping through another wormhole, or maybe you just had an unfortunately timed server disconnect. Of all the mistakes you can make, losing your connection with your probes (and not having backups) is the one that will most likely kill you. Used to triangulate radio signatures-like those of other wormholes-these drones help you determine what areas of interest are in a system. Scanner probes are your lifeline in these systems.
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