EVE General Discussion

Right now I'm training Carmen for perfect subcap gunnery. (All supports to V, just need Trajectory Analysis now which seems like such a sillly skill to train to V). And then working on all specs to IV. Not a big fan of training specs to V. Better places for that SP to go.

With pirate hulls being recently buffed, I'm focused on getting Spaceship Command skills to V. Especially frig and cruiser.

I want to be able to fly everything subcap (I like having options). Afterwards I want to start specializing (getting weapon spec skills to V, etcetc) and cap skilling for 1 or 2 races (probably Gallente or Amarr).

my first alt was a "miner" that lasted all of a few months (lets see about 9mil in production/Resource processing/science, plus whatever it takes to fly a hulk), all combat from then on focus on ewar, stealth, and probing skills. I will say it is kinda nice being able to make things when you need to, but with the industry changes it seems all you really need is the industry skill for that. Maybe a few levels of mass production so you can make a few things at a time. Can take advantage of cheap bpcs on contracts.

I'm more of a shotgun skiller.

I actually do have a neat year long skill plan laid out in EVE Mon. But I periodically get bored and decided that I want to fly this ship or that module now, so I end up just plugging in the skills for whatever I want at the moment.

On the upside, most of it was somewhere in my skill plan anyway, so I'm not really so much abandoning it as moving things around.

Started out EVE training all basic support skills to 5 (including Adv Weapon Upgrades 5). And since then, apart from a few stray skills (lol Gas Harvesting 5), I've mostly trained to be proficient in a given role.

For example, in the beginning of the year I trained for Mastery 4 on the Guardian, then Gal cruiser 5 and T2 sentries so that I could join the cool kids and play Ishtars Online™. Then I maxed some capacitor/navigation skills.

Currently I'm training for HIC 4, and after that I might go for Command Ships or Blops.

Then my primary alt is specialized in scanning, suicide ganking and being pure Amarr. Can fly a Paladin but not a Rifter for example. She has Gal Destroyer and Small blaster spec to 5 etc...
Also specialized her for logistics and she's currently training/specializing for an Archon.


Then lastly I recently got a second, wild card alt that I'm yet to decide what to do with. Possibly a booster alt.
So I would say I'm highly specialized when skilltraining. I'd rather fly 1 single ship with perfect support skills than being able to sit in 50 different ships with no support skills.