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When you feel like a vet is up to you. When it hits you, you'll know. One day you'll realize you're the one they're counting on to know how to pull them through. It should disturb you deeply.

I will witness you Vincent Athena

I know dailies were popular with a lot of players, but I'm glad they're on the way out. Thanks for the quick adjustment CCP Rise o7

How about this.... 70,000 ISK once per week. Oh heck, just make it an even 100,000.

This was a nice feature to be able to train up account alts that cannot be trained without spending billions of isk each month to get the additional account skill training feature or to purchase skill injectors. Since all my accounts are less than a year old, I don't have those resources to spend. The decision to remove this daily skill point reward severely hampers the growth of these alts and gravely disappoints me. This is another reason that could influence me to choose another game to play, since the skill training required to do anything useful and be productive in a corporate role in this game is too long, and MUST cause new players to become bored and frustrated enough to play other, more rewarding, games.

Wouldn't that violate your law?

I am really happy to see that CCP actually have a guts to make a decisions that are better for a game in a long run. Dailies are horrible and have never provided any good gameplay in any game, especially in sandbox.

It's time to resub :D

Okay the best solution is clear now!

After having to read what cannot be unread it is clear now that from now on all new accounts get all skillpoints at once for a 5$ package deal with 300 purple fit titans and motherships to yolo and collect in nullsec NPC station they have to get to first and the the tutorial only shows the map and how they can use the map to find their titans and motherships.

During the trial account time of 10 days they cannot apply to any corporation or alliance and cannot use the market.

NPE fixed, noobs happy.

opportunity lost lol

Where does one post the issue with undocking and having no control over the screen with your mouse? Often need to dock and undock 2,3,4 times before one can zoom to the ship. or even see it as it is zoomed completely out. sometime the station is even out of view.

Hope this is under consideration for the new build. Sorry I posted this here but didn't know where else to put it.


EDIT: upon 2nd attempt to undock, I made this post. Went back to the game tried to undock, and game crashed. Only the second time ever the whole game crashed on me. I got a visual C run time error. Click OK and poof game client closed.

Hope this helps you.

Ripard hit the nail on the head.

I love PvE, even the limited form that EVE has at present.

The way to get (people like) me to participate in PvP is to have something interesting to take a risk for. The reward doesn't have to be financial (we already have expeditions and escalations for financially rewarding PvE), it just has to be fun. In some cases, escaping/getting killed is the line between 'boring' and 'fun'. The PvPers already have their fun by ruining my day, so give me something interesting to make it worth the risk of having my day ruined.

I'm not asking for Mass Effect epic storylines with voice acting and romances and "hero saves the world" arcs. But you do have the epic arc system in place, all you need is the creative types with interesting stories to tell inside the world of EVE. More stuff like The Anomaly and The Preacher, less stuff like Pirate Invasion. More Children of Light, less Guristas Extravaganza. More "Angel Log 123345"* and less "Hello I am generic mission agent 5434. Go over there and shoot these things which are Angel Cartel flavoured."

ESO has been keeping me entertained for a while. Some of the environmental storytelling there is quite amusing for those looking for it, and unobtrusive for those simply seeking to grind to level 50 as quickly as possible. Little things like a skeleton in the desert surrounded by empty bottles and a note to a loved one back home, a dog guarding the grave of its master, or a corpse slumped in a hallway full of traps, accompanied by a journal of the dead person where they talk about trying to bypass the traps, and steeling themselves to make a run for it (which, apparently, they flunked).

An example of a rewarding but not financially exploitable PvE experience is Site One. I read about it happening at the time but I was too busy grinding ISK to participate (shame on me). Ultimately it ended up with a permanent site where we can collect historical documents — souvenirs if you will — discussing the Arek'jalaan (sp?) project. I am sure the people who participated have that adventure as a special memory of their time playing EVE Online.

Almost-but-not-quite similar projects have happened recently with the item acquisition during the release of the strategic destroyers.

I'm looking forward to the pirate opportunities, and I wonder if more events like Arek'jalaan might be possible in the future.

* In the "good old days" we used to find items in NPC wrecks called "logs" which contained references to special bases (which we capsules call "deadspace complexes") which the enterprising capsuleer could head out to nullsec to encounter. There was no quest. No "X" on the map to tell you where to go, just a mention of a system and a base, which you could go and find in your own time.