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training:game_mechanics:jump_clones [2018/07/09 06:00] ukucia Added a summary section per recommendation on the forums. |
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| Self-destruct your pod (there's a button to do this from the cloning service window). You wake-up in staging with an empty head. | Self-destruct your pod (there's a button to do this from the cloning service window). You wake-up in staging with an empty head. | ||
| - | If you want implants on your fleet, they should be in a jump clone in staging. Jump to this clone *after* you've deathcloned to staging. You do this after you deathclone because it is yet another free jump. | + | If you want implants on your fleet, they should be in a jump clone in staging. Jump to this clone **after** you've deathcloned to staging. You do this after you deathclone because it is yet another free jump. |
| Go on the fleet. If you die, you wake up in staging and are ready to be part of any reinforcements. | Go on the fleet. If you die, you wake up in staging and are ready to be part of any reinforcements. | ||
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