#Eve online training skills faster mods#

There are a few other skills I could train up to V that would make small but tangible improvements to my survivability. I just finished a 40 day run to get into a Scimitar and I am still not done.

But it is tough when that goal is suddenly 60-90 days out and you want to do something new TODAY! So it is easy to say, вЂњI want to do XвЂќ and figure out the skills. And it is all the more devilish because you canвЂ™t just make an alt on your account, because only one character on your account at a time can be training a skill. It is a simple to understand, difficult to master aspect that controls all you do in the game. The skill points mechanic is one of the great points of EVE. Not only will you benefit, but all those around you will as well. Having access to those five things is also important, but pace yourself and set reasonable goals. IвЂ™d much rather fly with someone who can do one thing very well, than someone who can do five just OK. Perhaps not all to V, but IV will yield good results, and those skills will continue to help out when you switch to a different hull. Once you are able to T2 fit it, round out the ship with most of the support skills for guns/tank.

DonвЂ™t skimp on the guns either T2 guns might be a long train, but they are important and will allow you to hit harder for a lot less (T2 guns are a lot cheaper than meta 4 guns currently). If you donвЂ™t have a direct goal already, consider training towards a BC and flying it fully T2 fitted. DonвЂ™t just jump into the hull with T1 fits and low support skills and consider yourself done.Д¬urrently battlecruisers are the most flexible ships, able to handle most PvE and perform well in PvP with overlapping skill training. Same goes for long skill plans only buy into one if you absolutely know what you are committing to. If you are not interested in flying BS, donвЂ™t train to BS just because you have heard they are useful. My personal advice to all budding EVE pilots would be to first and foremost do what makes the game enjoyable for you. All those skills that add 2%, 3%, 5%, etc in one area or another might not seem significant alone, but add a bunch of them up, and suddenly a ship that should have 400DPS and 60k EHP is hitting for 150DPS, flies slower, is less agile, canвЂ™t web/scram, and pops quickly because it has 25k EHP. T1 fits without solid support skills just donвЂ™t add up. The performance difference between the two can be staggering.

#Eve online training skills faster mods#

If I see someone in a Hurricane, I assume they are flying it with T2 mods and in a way that makes sense rather than in a way that fits with the pilotвЂ™s current fitting skills. Not only will you yourself be limited, but you wonвЂ™t be able to contribute or react to what your Corp needs, which is frustrating for a CEO.ДЄ somewhat related issue is the perception of having skill points. Setting a plan to fly a T2 fit BS might sound good, but not being able to fly anything more than a frig for six months while you wait is going to be pretty painful. The efficiency trap is far more damaging to new players, because they truly are limited in what they can do. But even so, I donвЂ™t want to do it, SP/hr be damned. If I push something back, itвЂ™s either some minor fitting tweak, or some specialized ship for a specific role. I can fly a T2 fit Battleship, I can fly a Tengu, I can use most T2 fittings, and I have almost perfect fitting skills, etc. Of course at 35m+ SP, I can already do a whole lot. IвЂ™m all for some min/maxing, but waiting 6 months to train something because it does not fit into my current plan/remap is not something IвЂ™m willing to do, and I find the whole SP/hr chase somewhat lame. IвЂ™ve always gone with training for now, even as I sit at 35m+ SP with two different pilots. Training for now gets you going faster, but year-over-year results in fewer total skill points, while training for later requires patience/waiting but is more efficient long-term. At a very high level, you either train for now, or train for later. One of the biggest decisions a new player to EVE will have to make is how they approach training skills.