EVE General Discussion

The new Opportunities tab is a nice new feature.. save from one not so minor detail:


It. Seemingly. Cannot. Be. Removed.


To whom it may concern, please make it optional under the Experimental Features, like the new star map.

It is a nice tool for beginners but it is just unnecessary screen clutter for veteran eggers.

Turns out that unless you choose "dismiss" in that first conversation bubble with Aura after you log in, the Opportunities tab becomes a permanent fixture on your HUD.

And now it just sits there.. mocking me.. like some sort of an incurable digital STD.

edit. Thank Jove.. that **** drops off when you zone.

Y'give kids Opportunities like what I dudunt have when I were young

And they just throw it back in yer face

"McDonald's ain't a real job, Ma"

Yeah well, neither's

Sittin on yer butt

gettin high

The whole thing seem like a waste of time and resources to me. I don't think Eve needs or will benefit from having an achievement system.

That actually doesn't turn any of them off, it just minimizes them. What we have is a growing stack of information with no ability to "turn off" any of it.

Which turns off notifications, NOT the info bar at top left. Luckily however it does seem to go away on it's own once you enter space which is at least something. (It does return however once you've re-docked, at least that's what I'm seeing.)

From https://twitter.com/ccp_karkur/status/593128238471348224

I got rid of the bar completely by clicking the (dimmed) shield icon above the local system name, at the very top of the upper left info area.

Oh, sorry. It doesn't pop back out for me. Clicked once, gone, and I did fly around a few systems.

Young people today have more opportunities than they realize. My grandson James once told me that he wanted to go to school to become a photographer. I was confused because to me, if thats what you want to be, then all you need is a camera! But apparently there are classes that will help you go into that field. When I was younger it easy to work on the farm because it was something you did growing up. But now a days you can go into any university and get a degree in farming or farm work and have never actually lived on a farm! I had a friend down the hall named Tim. He worked on a farm and he told me a lot about all of this. Jim moved a few years back. He was on a waiting list to go to a home that is closer to town. I think it helps with his family visiting. I miss him though. Tom's a good guy.