EVE New Citizens Q&A

I'll leave this for others to answer because I rarely venture there.

Character creation changed a few years back, bloodlines and education are irrelevant now as every character starts with a universal basic skill set, they also start with a goodly number of SP compared to what we used to get.

Are tags still on demand? And what are prices if you know?

I dont mess with tags, i sell them if convenient or scrap them if not( mostly in null). I dont know what the demand is for them. They are used to improve standings with factions, though i dont know if that is still the case. They made changes to standings and sec status or some thing like that a while back which likely affected the demand for them in some way.

They're both, certain tags can be used to regain security status.

(reserving)


Technically yes. Even with basic skills you can sit in a battlecruiser and maybe kill about two-thirds of the NPCs you encounter in low-sec asteroid belts.

HOWEVER... realistically this is bad idea.
Those NPCs you do encounter in low-sec that you can't kill with a basic fit battlecruiser will eat you alive (some will warp scramble you!).

The bigger threat will come from other players.
Remember; in low-sec everyone is fair game (the locals generally don't care about security status). And a battlecruiser is a big, fat target. Even more so if you are without friendlies and/or don't have character or player skills to support the ship.
Even if you find a nice, quiet corner in low-sec... it is only a matter of time before someone grabs you.


My suggestion is to go back to basics. Work with a Destroyer in low-sec for awhile until your skills (both player and character) increase a bit. Not only does it have enough firepower to take out half the NPCs you will encounter in low-sec... but it is mobile enough to evade other players and cheap enough to absorb the cost if you die.

When you are comfortable working with a regular Destroyer, move up to Cruisers or make a lateral move to Assault Frigates, Interdictors, and/or Command Destroyers. Any one of those should be able to take out all but the toughest NPCs in low-sec asteroid belts.



Short answer: Not really no. Choose whatever race and faction you fancy.

Long Answer: There are some differences between all the races and factions. Some will have an extra level or two in certain skills or start off with skills that other races/factions don't. And I can't remember if there are any differences in attributes.

I can say with high certainty though that any differences you do find will be minuscule. Skills that one race/faction has but another does not can easily be trained up in a day or two... which is barely a drop in the bucket when you are looking at things from a long term perspective.

Here is another way to see it; eventually you will be cross training skills that belong to different races and specialties. That day you spend training skills you don't have now will be one less day you spend training in the future.

Skills never loose their potentency. So there is no such thing as a "wasted" skillpoint (despite what some might say). There are only skillpoints you are and are not using at the moment.



Yes and variable.

Some faction tags that you can collect from Faction Warfare complexes can be used to redeem items from the Faction Warfare Loyalty Point store.
Generally... the easier it is the farm a tag, the cheaper it will go for on the market and/or the more you will need to redeem something from the Faction Warfare Loyalty Point store.
NOTE: Only someone who is in Faction Warfare can redeem things from the Faction Warfare Loyalty Point store. Otherwise, you are limited to regular LP stores where prices and requirements are generally higher.

For the security status tag... they are always in demand. And their price follows the same paradigm as Faction Warfare tags; the easier it is to obtain them, the lower their price on the market is going to be.

Will I have enough dps after 1 week for clones, since i am mostly interested in them? Alo is big dps difference caracal and drake?
And one more question, how hard are noć in null sec? If i join some zero corp (some take newbies) can i shoot them? Also is there a war to recognise good combat site? Thanks for answers.

I know that some anomalija are worth doing and some not. Some have better loot and some not. Is there a list or something what are better anomalies and what should avoid (i think that drone anomalies are worthless or so i heard). So caracal is your recommend?

http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Cosmic_Anomalies

http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Exploration_combat_sites_for_new_players

Is this what you are looking for?

That depends a lot on your skills, ship, and fit. the n/10 are DED complex sites. I have ran up to a DED 5 in a hawk ( assault frigate) but it was a slow go and thats with good skills. One of my low skill alts has a hard time doing high sec anoms in navy slicer with t2 pulses.

DED sites( complexes) usually have a ship size limit on them. You can take anything into an anom. For a low skilled pilot i would recommend a cruiser for an anom. I would run high sec anoms first and get a feel of both your ship and how anoms work. This will help you with anoms. The name of the anoms are on the left then you pick the faction of pirate of space you are in from the top. Easiest anoms are at the top, hardest at the bottom.

Yes, there is, several of them in fact.

Here's a list of third party tools, the first 4 on the list include 3 fitting tools and a skill planner.