EVE General Discussion

I ignore it. When the queue's empty, it's empty.
I see no point in caring.

It's not unusual for me to have weeks without having a skill running ...
... and it does not matter in the slightest, because I'm not missing anything!

Depends on what I want/need.

Generally I buy the skill books, right click, and select train on all the them. Then I open up my skill queue and add each skill to the end of the queue 3 more times in the order I think I might need the skills. Until you get to to the harder to train skills it's always a good idea to train to 4 level. The exception is if you are trainning into a new skill set for immediate use for example just learning gun skills, missile skills, drone skills or learning a racial ship type then you might want to train to level 3 in all skill before training to level 4. As a low skilled character almost never train a skill to level 5 unless you need it to train another skill, make ship fitting work, or it's something you are always using .


PS- Get some implants to increase the attributes linked to the skills you are training. Even if you are poor there will some implants you can afford. Of course if you pvp a lot and don't have jump clones you should skip implants.

I/P

I usually just get behind the last person and wait my turn. Sometimes when the person behind me gets uppity, I just turn around and remind them that the people ahead of him/her have been waiting longer then they have, and you don't hear them complaining, and that usually shuts them up, or at least makes them reflect on their conduct. I tend to give the person ahead of me a little bit of room. I know I hate it when people crowd me for like no reason, so I like to be courteous and not do that.

Read that and ... "hu?"


When I reached this line my brain almost worked it out and "oh wait a ..."


... and here it hit me and I spit on my screen.


*LOL*


Thanks for that!
I have no idea if it really means "I pee" but at this point it doesn't matter anymore. ^_^

Luckily I know what sort of milk and cheese you prefer!

not empty posting thats for sure

Min/max and train everything I'll need on the current map to 5.

I have characters with 30 skills trained and 25M SP that have never undocked.

That said, most of the characters I use for the game have been long ago trained to the point where they don't need any more SP. The only ones training are going on the market and I know exactly the skills I need for each and how long they'll take to train everything to 5. And since they are for sale, I can train, say, four race frigate skills and missiles for six months before I remap for supports.

I set my queue for each map in some random order that ends with everything at 5. Doesn't really matter since the end result is the same.

Mr Epeen

Train up prerequisites for T1/meta modules first, then to T2, then push everything to level 4 in shortest to longest (unless there's a mandatory skill I need at level 5). After that I start a new skill group and repeat.

Level 5 is generally saved for when I need it as a prerequisite or I really, REALLY want it.