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KwarK
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rwrzr
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On August 08 2012 01:11 KwarK wrote: It's important to remember your roots. Even once you have it all, power, money, success, you shouldn't forget who you are, nor how you got there. I've always been a welper of things that I can't afford to lose and for no good reason. 18 months ago I invested half of my net worth in a PvE missioning tengu, lost it to my computer crashing within a few days and then replaced it with the other half of my net worth. I lost the second one within 24 hours. I bought full CN issue drakes (invulns, launchers, ballistic controls etc) and lost them in missions representing a colossal loss of time invested. Sure I still lose ships/pods worth a bil or two from time to time but they just don't have the same impact as those first few losses had. I wouldn't register those sums as noteworthy anymore so to honour where I came from and stay attached to my roots I have to keep my stupidity proportionate to my success. For those who wonder "how can he be so stupid as to put 60b in an untanked maelstrom (best courier ship?) and then fly it into hostile space?" the answer is "I'm just that successful". screw the rules. i have money. | ||
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Torte de Lini
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Lysenko
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On August 08 2012 07:35 Torte de Lini wrote: I just beat the tutorial of the game and now I have no idea where to go or what to do or what to train o.o Im just oribiting stuff and admiring my pretty ship. Mandini lists what to train first in the post after mine. I still think the core competency certificates are a good place to start once you're done with the stuff he lists and the skills that are necessary for the corp fits (including all the skills listed alongside them). However, I'm sure other people in the corp with more experience than me will be happy to provide more specific advice, and you'd probably wind up training bunches of useless skills doing that, as I am sure I have. Edit: If you're looking for something to do, there is an introductory mission chain called the Sisters of Eve Epic Arc that will introduce you to some of the lore of the game, has some nice early rewards, and gives you a tour of empire space. (Note, the arc is quite long, involves a good deal of travel and will probably take several hours to complete.) Open up your map and head to Arnon IX, Moon 3, Sisters of Eve Bureau, and talk to Sister Alitura to get the mission called "The Blood-Stained Stars." Be warned that, at least in a couple cases, people camp Sisters of Eve Arc mission locations to swoop in and grab the items you need to complete missions, then attempt to ransom them or sell them on the open market. When you attempt those missions, you should be fine if you keep an eye on the container you need to loot or whatever and don't dilly dally around. By the end, you should (if I remember correctly) receive a destroyer and the skills necessary to fly it, which will be helpful in completing the chain. Be a little bit careful -- particularly in a frigate with low skills it is possible to lose your ship on a bunch of those missions, though it's not extremely difficult. Edit #2: Here's the full SOE Epic Arc mission chain. http://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/The_Blood-Stained_Stars | ||
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Mandini
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As for what to do, its up to you, I can give suggestions based on what you want to do with the game, but im not going to tell you how you should play eve. | ||
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Lysenko
Iceland2128 Posts
On August 08 2012 08:38 Mandini wrote: So basically, dont look at certificates, dont train HSM 5. As far as skill training goes, train for the rifter skills in the OP, except instead of minmatar frigate do caldari frigate, and get shield upgrades 1, because that skill isnt up there for some reason. After those, get engineering 5 and electronics 5. As for what to do, its up to you, I can give suggestions based on what you want to do with the game, but im not going to tell you how you should play eve. Editing my post. | ||
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tofucake
Hyrule19200 Posts
On August 08 2012 08:38 Mandini wrote: So basically, dont look at certificates, dont train HSM 5. As far as skill training goes, train for the rifter skills in the OP, except instead of minmatar frigate do caldari frigate, and get shield upgrades 1, because that skill isnt up there for some reason. After those, get engineering 5 and electronics 5. As for what to do, its up to you, I can give suggestions based on what you want to do with the game, but im not going to tell you how you should play eve. and Navigation 5 | ||
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Lysenko
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tofucake
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On August 08 2012 08:45 Lysenko wrote: I think someone recommended HSM 5 to me because of my specific skill circumstances, including having 18 million SP and most of the corp required skills including engineering, electronics, nav to 5. I wasn't thinking when I posted that, obviously. HSM 5 is very good for things like the Zealot, which is outclassed by things like the Oracle. | ||
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Impervious
Canada4216 Posts
On August 08 2012 08:45 Lysenko wrote: I think someone recommended HSM 5 to me because of my specific skill circumstances, including having 18 million SP and most of the corp required skills including engineering, electronics, nav to 5. I wasn't thinking when I posted that, obviously. HSM5 is a long fucking train for a new guy. Trust me, I trained it. I don't necessarily regret it, but I could have been in some capable combat ships by now if I simply didn't 5 every nav skill already..... -_- | ||
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Lysenko
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 P.S. Don't take my Starcraft advice either. | ||
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Torte de Lini
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Also, I'm learning Minmatar Frigate 2x | ||
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