- Brian Lusky (RevDegen Erie PA) It seems quite odd and coincidental that the zip code he was searching happens to be the exact area that you would be sent to look if you queried me. The only reason my portals are not listed is that they're in a place that is heavily green and has portals that have been untouched for over a year. And it's not somewhere an agent from Erie PA would just randomly search--it's not in our cell or the surrounding cells, etc. as soon as I input that zip code and that area came up I knew what exactly what he was looking for. But as was said above, what I am 99% sure of, and what we can prove are two different things.
- Brian Lusky (RevDegen Erie PA) Possible, or queried a list for another more local broker. This query ostensibly happened within the last 48 hours. On Sunday, Wanderer68 (screenshot also exists in our files of him checking his GH score) took out a portal in Central PA that was slightly older. So it would make sense that they would check on these, as they're next on the list and would show up on my "oldest owned portals". But they have many weeks to go still before they mature fully, so no idea if they'll be taken now or wait until 147 days, etc
- Brian Lusky (RevDegen Erie PA)
#necro I think that Kotaku might run with this. They run a bunch of stories on stuff like Eve that have some similarities, and if Devs and factional leadership are involved, plus the PoGo connection, it's news worthy. They usually like a narrative though, so that would be a good place for WB quotes.
Of course, I agree with everyone else that the data is primary and comes first, but once this is released, I think it would be worth it to float the story and see if they want to pick it up.
- Brian Lusky (RevDegen Erie PA) so, reading through Riot, I think some of the functionality of Riot and Radar are getting confused. RADAR is for attack notices/VRLA finding in a certain poly. The ability to be notified whenever an agent throws a link over 20 km, etc, is explicity mentioned in the RIOT documentation. Just want to make sure we understand how this works and get it right
- Brian Lusky (RevDegen Erie PA) https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VcR_yYwQBQuT23UgkNbYyORuy7qLHHfxg3l5SYpmAek/edit?usp=sharing
- Brian Lusky (RevDegen Erie PA) [[Webpage]]https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QgHVpOFGEs03PMpUffST0vFQdrc1dylnNTyFL4XcxjA/edit?usp=sharing
- Brian Lusky (RevDegen Erie PA)
> @SCLori
As probably will happen with some others that were there but never used it. I'm sure there are a couple of those. Too bad. If you're a passenger in the get away car from a bank robbery, it doesn't matter that you were just getting a ride home and they happened to be going your way.
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- Brian Lusky (RevDegen Erie PA)
> @Arcticrebel
There is a pull quote where WB said you're not in there by accident. I made sure to ask for just this line of "I just joined and never used it"
ehh...it sounded like WB said you can be inactive in the slack forever with no issue. You just had to be active in Ingress (and not necessarily active guardian hunting or relating to the slack info) or you're warned in 30, kicked in 60.