I had a game as a part of a 4 stack with a fifth person as a random . During the match , we eventually lost an inhibitor and the random immediately left . seconds before our Kwang destroyed one of their inhibitors . The dude sat at base not moving or anything , so he would have received a strike not that they do much ! the rest of the match , yet we won . I ' m not even happy about it because that guy got a free win out of it , although at least he gets no rewards . <| sep |> I dont have enough buttons to fill the list , and it looks like if you cant fill the list it wont let you save the configuration . any ideas ? Thanks <| sep |> Are you sure you ' re comparing the right probes ? Core Scanner Probes have a scan strength of 40 , Sisters Core Scanner Probes have a scan strength of 44 , both with a deviation of 0 . 12 . Perhaps you were comparing it to the Sisters Combat Scanner Probe which is a completely different item , used for scanning down ships and needs an Expanded Probe Launcher ? You can increase your scan strength further by using scanning midslot modules e . g . a Scan Rangefinding Array , 5 % scan strength . If you ' re getting very close to resolving a signature but can ' t quite get the last few percent , try moving one or two of the probes individually Altclick if I recall correctly . I presume you ' re already using the pinpoint probe formation and have reduced the probes ' scanning radii to the minimum 0 . 25 AU ? Something else you can try decrease your scan deviation train Astrometric Pinpointing andor fit a Scan Pinpointing Array . High deviation could cause the single red dot on your probing interface to be further away from the actual signature than you think and since you ' re centering your probe formation on the red dot , you could be placing it suboptimally relative to the actual location of the signature . You can try moving the probe formation around a bit although it sounds like you ' ve already tried this , even though it may no longer be perfectly centered on the red dot . Good luck , you ' re going about this the right way !