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Very much this. Emphasis on window locations and size. Also, when you open anything with items in it and have it for a list view, the name column automatically sizes to fit the longest name, which often moves the quantity column out of view, which is also quite annoying because I have to resize the window to find the line to move.

Make it so that building and inventing things are not such a clickfest.

Standard procedure for inventing 10 BPCs of "Sensor Booster II" after I've sourced a set of max run BPCs, datacores and the data interface thingy, dropping them in POS labs;

Right Click Sensor Booster I BPC #1
- Invent
- Click to choose the lab
- "View region"
- "My corporation"
- Click on lab (at a POS)
- Click lab slot
- Click accept

Right Click Sensor Booster I BPC #2
- Invent
- Click to choose the lab
- "View region"
- "My corporation"
- Click on lab (at a POS)
- Click lab slot
- Click accept

Right Click Sensor Booster I BPC #3
- Invent
- Click to choose the lab
- "View region"
- "My corporation"
- Click on lab (at a POS)
- Click lab slot
- Click accept

(Dumdidum, this is getting annoying)

Right Click Sensor Booster I BPC #4
- Invent
- Click to choose the lab
- "View region"
- "My corporation"
- Click on lab (at a POS)
- Click lab slot
- Click accept

Right Click Sensor Booster I BPC #5
- Invent
- Click to choose
- "View region"
- "My corporation"
- Click on lab (at a POS)
- Click lab slot
- Click accept

Right Click Sensor Booster I BPC #6
- Invent
- Click to choose the lab
- "View region"
- "My corporation"
- Click on lab (at a POS)
- Click lab slot
- Click accept

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU.....


Right Click Sensor Booster I BPC #7
- Invent
- Click to choose the lab
- "View region"
- "My corporation"
- Click on lab (at a POS)
- Click lab slot
- Click accept

Right Click Sensor Booster I BPC #8
- Invent
- Click to choose the lab
- "View region"
- "My corporation"
- Click on lab (at a POS)
- Click lab slot
- Click accept

Right Click Sensor Booster I BPC #9
- Invent
- Click to choose the lab
- "View region"
- "My corporation"
- Click on lab (at a POS)
- Click lab slot
- Click accept

GGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH :slams head at the desk:

Right Click Sensor Booster I BPC #10
- Invent
- Click to choose the lab
- "View region"
- "My corporation"
- Click on lab (at a POS)
- Click lab slot
- Click accept

Hmm, wait, my char could only run 9 slots. So it fails. It naturally could not tell you this when I right clicked "invent".

I will then have to return 1 hour 15 minutes later and repeat this for another set of 9 copies (as BPC copy process maxes out at 20 max run copies, the usual "assembly line run" is 20 BPCs.

Streamlining this process would help Inventors everywhere to retain their sanity.

I should also point out that when I finally get a nice pile of Sensor Booster II blueprints out (which I can, thank god, just paint all in the jobs list and hit "deliver" once), I then get to build them and it goes something like this;

Right Click Sensor Booster II BPC
- Manufacture
- Click to choose factory
- Click on assembly line
- Click "from Materials" (hangar select)
- Click "to Finished Products" (hangar select)
- Update number of runs from 1 to 10
- Click accept
- Verify bill of materials, hit accept

...which I then get to do as many times as I have BPCs. Again. But I'll just skip the remaining repeats in order to keep this post shorter.

I trust you see my issue here... As to how exactly it should be better, I leave that to your very talented developers to solve. Just don't make me click so many times and don't make me re-select everything every-damn-time. Thank you.

(if you or your superiors fail to see the issue, I recommend that every CCP person is tasked to go and invent & build 20 BPCs of Tech 2 modules and then tell again that it is all working fine)

Players regularly getting into combat experience the infamous 'overview bug.' It's a semi-common experience where the ranges of displayed ships lag behind their actual position. Ships that you think are far away are suddenly in scram range.

If you're going to optimize the Overview, please make sure to find and fix this bug.

^THIS

The CSM already sugested it in the last meeting doesn't?

Steps to reproduce:

1. Click on undock.
2. Change your mind, and instantly click on Abort.
3. The Undocking banner remains on screen.
4. Wait 30 seconds.
5. Banner still on screen.
6. Click Abort again.
7. Banner goes away.
8. Breathe a sigh of relief.


Windows 7 Ultimate (64 bit, up-to-date on patches)
Intel Core i7-975 Extreme Edition 3.3 GHz (quad core + hyperthreaded)
12 GB Triple Channel OCZ DDR3 rated 10-10-10-28 @ 2000 MHz
240 GB OCZ Vertex 3 SSD (latest firmware)
EVGA X58 Classified motherboard (latest firmware)
Two EVGA Classified Nvidia GTX 285, SLI configuration (both 16 bit mode, latest driver version 285.62)
Two Dell U2410 monitors using HDMI interface
SpeedTouch ST516 ADSL modem @ 2496 kbps down / 800 kbps up, interleaved, no CRC or HEC errors (latest firmware)

How do we know whether the cause of something that is slow is the client and not the server or something else?
From a developer point of view it's probably obvious, but that doesn't necessarily apply to us the players.

Or do you just want a list of all things I try to do which don't happen quickly enough?

For now, i simply have three items i wish to bring up.

First, as many other people have stated, the ability to change characters without having the client restart.

Second, Market Orders, once you get in the 100+ orders range it becomes very tedious to update/modify/create. It also is very hard to keep track of all these orders. In my opinion, a simple fix would be to allow order quantities modifiable as well as price. Therefor reducing the amount of orders that would need to be created, while still charging the appropriate costs and making sure that Trading still takes some work. The order would still be restricted by a time limit, maybe shrink the time limit from 3 months to 2 , as a way to balance it.

Third, and i have no solution to this, but Market Orders lag by 2-3 seconds when buying or selling, when you've got 100+ Orders, it adds 5 minutes every time you update your orders. Lets say once a day, thats 35 Mins a week or 31 hours a year.

Edit: Computer Stats
Intel core 2 duo E6750
Corsair 4x1G
2 AVG Monitors
2 Internal 1 Extarnal HDD
Windows 7 64 bit

As far as i can remember from work...

Here's something that should be easy:
When entering the game with a toon that is in the hangar there is some terrible stuttering with the ship while the camera zooms to the default position. Perhaps the UI is dragging the scene down.

This please.

I can run Crysis 2 with max graphics with 30+ fps, but when I warp into a site with that types of clouds, my EVE client losts performance horrendously.