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While I can understand the issues of what I can only assume come from the longer term veteran players who may in some way feel cheated of some sort of committed effort by this new addition to the game.

As a relatively new player to EvE, an speaking on behalf of the couple players that joined me in this venture. Having this little prompt both for game interaction as well boosting early skill progression to help those players focusing such. Is a welcoming addition, for myself an I'm sure many newer players just joining EvE.

I'm looking forward to further incentives to this feature. I hope they're not huge bonuses, although I could see large bonuses for 1 time only achievements for things like attainment of set security status, faction standings, or 1st time completion of epic arcs.

I doubt you are right in this when it comes to who want this feature in eve. i would rather use the word adapting to what ccp is during and that will have an end at somepoint.

The only reason for me to see why you like this idea is that you are one of those who have played eve on and off and have like 50% of the skillpoints that your toons age is.

One of the reason i dont like this is because when you first start feed the impatience you will see the demands of more stupid stuff like make the game pay to win.

If they do this, please paint "I ruined EVE' on your car windows.

If you've ever played SWTOR, you probably know about some of the bonuses you get for doing certain mostly-solo PvE things:
Clearing all of 8 class missions give you stronger companions on all characters. Kind of backwards: you go through everything Imperial, and your Republic characters get stronger. This is a very important thing to do if you want to make money efficiently. The class missions are that game's strong point, but some people just don't want to do them. I've heard people in Mumble complain about having to do them because they wanted the bonus at the end.
"Finding" all of the datacrons is a must if you're into the highly competitive end-game stuff. They all give you a small bonus to your stats-except, if the other guy in PvP has the bonus and you don't, you're at a disadvantage. If you like exploring, they're fun-but if you don't, it's just a long and seriously annoying checklist of stuff to "find" and get to.
Same thing with chatting with the PvE companions: if you don't get to the end of a good chunk of their conversations, you don't get some small attribute boosts-which endgame raids are balanced around. Again, in PvP, if you don't do this busy work, your character ends up a little weaker.

If they decide this game needs a feature like that, it's safe to say whoever's running the show wouldn't know a sandbox if you half-buried his chair and desk in one.

This task is not easy for characters that are devoted to non combat roles. I have one character that has no combat skills and it took me about 40 minutes to kill a single rat because he literally has 0 skills for combat or fitting because the character is made to sit in a station. Now I am forced to train him for basic combat if I want to keep doing this task in a reasonable amount of time. I am finding this the opposite of fun and actually quite frustrating. He is also not contributing to any meaningful play struggling to kill things in a level 1 mission in highsec space.

but why should he have to train into something he has no interest in?

This is clearly the problem: instead of 20,000 players online at any given time, you each have 10 accounts and 30 characters, so really only 2000 people are playing this game. New players either have to shell out hundreds of dollars to get a leg up and be able to play the game, or shell out hundreds of dollars to be able to set a training queue long enough to be able to play the game in 3 months.. Y'all say sandbox like this game can be played any way other than forced PvP, and feel somehow entitled because you've been playing 30 characters X years to be able to completely force new players out. The game you all are describing isn't an MMO, it is a single player game that is run on an external server instead of your own rig.
And since you have 30 characters, what does that say about this concept of "where your choices have real consequences?" When you can make an unlimited number alts to perform every career specialization and trade all the things you need to do to run your entire industry in house without ever once having to interact with other players... Except when you are ganking newbros... Get over it. Isn't that what you tell us rookies?
This doesn't devalue SP, you did that yourself by making an alt for every occasion, then farming their SP for injectors after you trained all their necessary skills to perform their specific designated function. I was attracted to EVE's player-based economy and the idea that choices really did have consequences.. The most basic of which being, "what skills to train?" Turns out everyone just trains them all under different names and the only real choice of any consequence is choosing to only run character because you thought this was an MMO where you interact with other people and forge connections/alliances for mutual benefit hoping that the people you trust do not take you to the cleaners.

So, the feature is live on TQ.
Online numbers didn't grow.
When will it be removed?

I'd like to see it expanded, perhaps with a multiplier, say if you do dailies for 7 days your next one gets 1.5x, the 2x for 14 days etc.
At least ive trained some pvp skills on my industry toon, and get him out for some dual boxing , go the rifter!

I rather like this, means I can make more use of my alts. And people don't have to do it if they don't want to...

So what you are saying is that all the complainers in this thread is just one or two people posting on all their alts? Makes sense as only a miser would not like free SP for everyone.