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That picture shows nicely why I like the new character sheet better than the old one: I absolutely hate it when I have to switch between different windows like this. Integrating both windows into one is something I have always wished for concerning the skill queue.

Also, I've mostly stretched the old view up to be as large as the new one in default, since I can't see a thing in those tiny old windows and I found this always obnoxious. I was always asking myself: "Why is the game giving me those tiny windows I have to enlarge manually back to normal size? Is this configured for people with tiny 7" screens playing EVE on their 70s computers?"

It's nice CCP finally remembered we have 2016 now and ancient computers from the time of Ancient Egypt shouldn't be the default assumption for the UI anymore.

I really like the new UI for the Skills.
Also the additional Information compared to the old one is pretty nice.

But there is one Aspect, that kills my entire Experience with this new Design.
And this one thing is, that the Skill Queue itself is now located at the bottom. I want this thing, just like in the old Version, on the right side.
I am playing with an 16:9 Monitor, and my Monitor stands in a horizontal way on my Desk.
If i would use my Monitor vertical, i can fully understand that it is located at the bottom.
But for gods sake, why do you want to waste this extra horizontal Room and force me to collapse the Player Portrait, and regulate the Bar between the Skills Groups and the Skill Queue whenever i need the specific Information for a Skill/the actual Skill Queue ? I am losing the Overview over my Skill Queue, wich is the most important Information i need when i am adding Skills/modifying my Skill Queue.
You want to reduce my Interaction with the UI, but with this change you are doing exactly the opposite.

You are destroying my Experience with this new Layout so perfect, I couln't have done it better myself.
So please, at least add an Option so that we may get the Skill Queue to the right side again, and I am happy.
Just like this SkillQueue on right Side

Honestly, when I look at it the interface seems like it was designed specifically for Alpha clone usage. As in, you might have 4-5 skills at most, which puts you at the 24 hour cap for Alpha queues.

Now try incorporating a new skill on an omega clone with a 300 day plan of 50 skills.
Then try re-arranging them twice a day as you change clones.

At the very least, if you intend on keeping this design as is, allow us to drag the skills tab into a separate window that is more manageable for Omega use.

Also, when you click on a category, please add trained skill point totals next to the "all skills" selection. That way we don't have to hover for the tooltip to see the total for that category.


Omega toons are still getting "extend omega" spam when clicking on ship preview in the market.

I can certainly appreciate your position.

However, when you want to change something in your skill queue, there is currently absolutely no reason to open the character sheet! You click the little progress bar below the character icon on your neocom. This opens the skill queue window only, which contains all the information you need.

The only reasons to open the skill list in the character sheet in the current UI are:
- Looking at the list of skills not yet injected. I currently use this most to right click > view market when shopping for skillbooks.
- Applying unallocated skill points to a particular skill, rather than the skill(s) currently at the front of your queue.

Which brings me to another point. Having unallocated SP on the character adds YET ANOTHER horizontal bar that takes vertical space, listing the number of SP and an Aplly Skill Points button.

The apply skill points button could maybe use a tooltip that it will dump points based on skills in queue. A new player should perhaps be made aware these are best used on skills opposite of your neural remap/implants, saving more training time per point spent.

What happened to the skillpoint total/next level listed by each skill, and the skill multiplier?
I can no longer tell at a glance how many SP i need to inject to take the skill up another level - in particular for a partially trained skill. How many hours it will take to train, in my current jump clone, is woefully inadequate information.

Edit: The display for partially trained skills not currently in your queue is also bad. It only shows a half white half gray triange instead of the progress bar and sp count, and the optional yellow highlighting for them appears to be missing.

Long skills have been modified to show ex: 1mo 6d 17h 24m
I personally dislike this and would prefer at least an option to see a total number of days. It is also only present on the skill categories, but not the queue element. The completion date and total training time of the queue have also been removed, both of which are useful with alpha 24h restrictions and skill overflow. (This was moved to the Start Training button when a queue is active)

In the current training queue interface, adding say a level 3 skill to level 4. Unlike the character sheet itself, the skill list on the left now shows the training time for the skill from 4-5 without having to add it to the queue and check the time estimate there. I find this very useful. Not only that, but adding say Mechanics 3, 4 and 5 to my skill queue in the new interface shades the latter three boxes blue - while continuing to show a 3h 40m estimate. This is not only relatively useless information (the duration of the already queued, first skill level is down in... the queue...) but it is misleading.


I also stretch the Training Queue window. So that I can see at least 15 of the 50 skills in my queue at a time.

With the new character sheet, hiding the header and compacting to "guess a skill category", I can see all of 7-9 depending on interface scaling and how many skills in a category i want visible. Now imagine moving all 5 levels of a skill in font of 5 levels of another skill queued before it, and having to scroll the list every two drags. Now put 20 skills between the two.


Nope, they play on all sorts of monitors and TVs. Many of which can still only display high definition graphics at 720p.

This means, as was posted before, the entire screen gives you 720 vertical pixels to work with for a default interface. My tiny windows - not at all uncommon in a game that sees people playing multiple characters at once - are only 20 pixels shorter than that.

People aren't playing on their 70's computers. But some people still use their 90's 27" 4:3 CRT monitors for gaming. They are capable of much higher resolutions than your modern day standard widescreen 1920x1080 displays and are more responsive. The new ui might be quite usable on those.

While it certainly is 2016 and 4k is a thing, it's not 2026 and they are not the standard.

With 2160 vertical pixels you're in the ballpark of vertical space that old monitor offered. I have also seen many complaints from people that do use them, that the UI is too small. The EvE interface is lacking in scaling options, both to make it larger and smaller. But making the new interface inefficient and frustrating to use for the intended task is not a solution to that. I would like to see interface scaling intervals go as low as 50% and as high as 200%. I would say even adding more global scaling options is not enough - that should be the default for new windows. Each element should then be individually re-scaleable via right click drop down, with its own transparency settings defaulting to General Setting > Window Appearance > Transparency.

What happened with "Don't fix if it isn't broken"?

I don't like the new UI. Spent 15 minutes figuring out how that skill queue worked.

Is it to late to ask for a way to filter skills by attributes?

Please allow us to hide skills plugged into your head but have 0 skillpoints trained into them.

Lmao😁

Pop up info windows with the inject skill button still acting up.

Will there be an access character photo, in a larger window, option on the NEOCOM?