EVE New Citizens Q&A

Obviously you never heard about double clicking in empty space to "manually" fly your ship?

p.s. Less whining will get you more useful answers.

All the other idea...well, NO...they won't work in EVE.

WASD controls will **** up the game...the acceleration/deceleration is already there.

Never looked at different modules...there are meta levels for a reason...most of the time they give the same boosts for lower fitting requirements.


Really, you think that after 11 days and having 0 knowledge about EVE you have the privilege to make suggestions. I suggest learn the game first before opting ideas.

Yea he is kinda mad I guess v0v

Basically you need to right click in space away from the debris and burn away from it for a bit before realigning to your destination.

Mission trash, stargates, stations, other ships and pretty much anything you can bounce off will not allow you to align out.

Re-orient by rotating your camera and double-clicking in space, like you learned in the tutorial that you surely must have done before logging on to complain, because not to have done the tutorials before whining about things in those tutorials would make you look extremely foolish. Obviously you just forgot.



*cough*



Firstly, this doesn't really work with a freely orientable view, you need a fixed view for that to make any sense whatsoever. You're looking for a flight sim, like the wing commander series or descent.

Secondly, you're not playing a ship pilot. You're playing a cyborg that's displacing the command staff of a ship with a full crew of between 30 and 1000 people. Giving orders and then them being carried out is a much closer approximation of what commanding a ship is like.

Thirdly, there are a number of things that can be hotkeyed, press escape and in that menu there's a tab for various navigational shortcuts like acceleration, stopping, approaching, orbiting, maintaining distance, etc.



Actually, your entire post should be in the new features and ideas discussion forum. Cutting you a bit of slack because you're pretty clueless about the game so I don't entirely expect you to understand how a forum works.



That would be great if fitting was supposed to be some minor aside that you throw together with little impact on gameplay. If you look at the number and variety of skills and modules altering fitting stats, though, you should quickly realize that that's not the case, and in fact ship fitting is one of the major elements of the game.

If you're having issues getting modules to fit, look into the Engineering and Electronics skills and modules like power controls, power diagnostic units, and reactor control units, or cap rechargers for capacitor issues. There are Rigs that can give you more to work with as well.

This is inappropriate for these forums.

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Am I officially no longer a "new player" when OPs like this bug me?

You're no longer a new player but you are a newb, as opposed to a noob, there is a difference. TBH some players who've been playing since beta still consider themselves newbs because there is so much that they don't know about in Eve outside of their own fields of expertise.

If you want more than 100% out of a module, learn Thermodynamics which allows you to an additional 10 to 20% out of a module (also known as "overheating")
Also, there are skills, modules and implants which give additional Powergrid/CPU/Capacitor or reduce Powergrid/CPU/capacitor needs.

See, it´s already there, you only have to learn about it!

We should sue for false advertising, that's why I came in here too

Don't jerk off debris for too long or you'll go blind.

I think the ship is bored