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I like this idea, only nerds that find themselves self entitled to this game are disapproving.

No...skills should be made by players...not exp from shooting npc`s! I hope CCP, you will overthink this again.

Care to elaborate?

I think what we feel entitled to isn't the game itself, it's our own time. And by pressuring us to do dailies with something such as SP, it makes us spend it a certain way. The freedom to do what we want within the game at all times is something valued by many players, and part of what makes EVE different.

And we're not nerds, we are to nerds what nerds are to normal people. (Anybody else here know that reference?)

It's not even that this is a game breakingly terrible idea, though the motives are laughably transparent. What's more worrying is the lack of imagination and lack of faith in the core product it betrays. There's a clear trend amongst the current generation of devs of abandoning the original CCP philosophy of forging their own path and taking Eve in its own direction away from the mainstream, instead copying ideas they've seen other developers use in other games and attempting to graft them on to Eve. Hence we see a skins shop for personalising our avatars, Capture The Flag sovereignty mechanics and now a proposal for daily quests.

CCP has gone from being a developer known for innovation, to a developer known for imitation.

Now we just need to be able to buy clothing and other worthless stuff for real money too, for this to be like all the other ****** mmos ...oh wait.

Can we get a insta teleport to Jita module aswell?

I give this one star on a scale of two to five.

This is a half-baked idea that should go back to the drawing board. The SP boost from the Blood Raiders event was good as it got people out hunting, farming and fighting over the SP bonus. But shooting a single rat? How is that going to add any conflict or content to the game? That bar is so low it is not interesting, not limited so players will not have to fight over them. It is literally push-button-receive-bacon. That will get very old very quickly and players will burn out.

If you want to reward people for undocking and engaging in trivial, and absolutely safe PvE content, do it with LP or ISK. Save the SP for PvE that is limited and his likely to generate player interactions (not just player-NPC interactions) and perhaps as one-time rewards for completing opportunities to help new players. Adding what is literal tedium for established players to do something, like shooting a single rat, that is not going to have any added benefit to the greater game is just inane. Such rewards should make players want to, and actually shoot each other to get.

Finally, Eve is suppose to be a sandbox game and forcing on players the low bar of shooting a rat a day to be forced to keep up with progression with absolutely no other option is against the fundamental idea of the game. In a sandbox game, how does it make sense that an industrialist has to shoot something to train a skill? Or a trader? Making it such that the only way to progress at maximal rate is to shoot a NPC, an activity I bet only a minority of active characters do in a given month, is completely ham-fisted.

Try again. This is poorly thought out.

I must say, I dislike the idea of having to log in everyday to keep up. Especially if it is only to kill a rat.

If you want to change it, why would killing a rat help me to train, let's say industries? If you want a reward system, why not directly connected to the skill you want to train: killing a rat only gives you SP for the weapons and ships you are using, industry jobs only for industry skills and so on. But still I wouldn't like this idea.

If you implement something like this, why don't you separate: theoretical skills, which you only get over time (the actual skills) and practical skills, which you only get if you use your skills. This way, everybody would profit since not the time online but the way you use it would be the determing factor.

Not sure how I feel about this. I like the rewards for being active, but I wonder if it would be better to give a bonus to skill training time for completing activities relevant to the skill you are training, rather than just giving a lump sum of skill points.

That way people are encouraged to do relevant activities and skill strategically queue their skills?

Dude, that crap went way back when CCP introduced the idea of selling SP in market with extractor/injectors. CCP is doing a favor to that game by reducing barriers to new players to the game.

All what I see here are nerds with 80+ mill SP disliking that idea.

And yet all those games are doing worse than eve. Although that might change with the way CCP is going.

Great thing with EVE is that you don't have to log in. I want to log in when I feel like logging in and playing eve. Even if it is to do something tedious like logistics or ratting. The moment this is implemented all of us will feel pressure to log in every day and that's a sure way to getting burned out and stop playing.

EVE has grown (at least before CCP went full insane with fozzie sov and related changes) where others have dropped. It was unique and still is but obviously CCP is trying to make it into WoT or WoWS with recent changes. I doubt that emulating F2P games is going to go well when combined with subscription fees like EVE has. I guess it's the good old greed is good and super short term thinking that we all love CCP for.