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I would vote for "pooling" of the potential reward up to a cap be it a month or a week.
I don't want a forced habbit of what the word daily implies.
If you enforce "competitiveness" through daily play it is going to ring up disgust.
I am a one acc player atm so it comes down to flying to an asteroid field two shotting something there and warping back again.
Unless the whole content addition is supposed to resolve around 50 wardeccers or randoms waiting for me to undock to do that so that hey can kill me I fail to see the added value.
Imagine the fun people with multiple accounts get to have by catching up to the daily meta whilst they could enjoy an actual content of their own choice out there.

Let me guess. You play in low sec and would love to camp the gates leading to the fancy rats. Amount of self serving proposals is really amazing. Goal here is not to push one player style but to improve the game and nobody has yet found a way to implement dailies in a way that did not crash the numbers in the long run. There are tons of games that do it (most F2P but not all) and in every single case the result is the same, increase in the beginning and then drop under the baseline in the longer term as it burns out people and they stop playing your ****** grind game.

That's a list of ideas that are so horrible that I don't even know where to start.

One of the hardest things for a designer to do is admit when they are wrong, and shoot one of their pet projects.

Time will tell if CCP are capable of doing this here, before this idea damages the game.

One consequence I haven't seen brought up here is that this is a major incentive to not fight back if you are being hellcamped in a station in null. Don't undock - just clonejump out and farm your SP somewhere else. Then, when there's a call for a fleet op to try to break out, you are in the wrong place to participate.

But the obvious worst effect is that any time real life gets in the way of playing - a business trip, a family holiday, sustained internet disconnection or whatever, you start falling behind other players.

This could be a good system that drives content if it awards pretty much anything other than SP. A doubling of your biggest bounty tick for the day would achieve the goal of having more people risking assets in space to rat, without all of the obvious faults this system has.

God forbid if the actual gameplay and grain of eve as is was the actual reason for people to log-in, but maybe CCP cares more for the Valkyries and Project Nova's than it does for eve these days.

Not that people should be obliged to log-in anyway.



Still bad, nothing good can come from it.

I strongly dislike this idea.

I joined Eve because it was an MMO where when my life became busy I could walk away and my character would keep learning at the same rate as other players. And that the game was set up so that there wasn't a requirement for grinding.

Now you are adding an incentive that required me to login in daily and perform a specific activity to keep up.

I don't mind the skill injectors... if someone wants to sink enough time/effort or real money into the game, then that is up to them.

My other concern is that you are changing the new player experience.

You are making it so that new player will feel obligated to log in daily, so they can speed up their skill point acquisition. Since for new player, 10,000K is a lot of sill points. This is adding a grinding aspect the the game.

I just don't understand why you want to change the culture of the game so much.

Since I'm pretty convinced CCP is going to implement this despite the negative feedback, I have to vehemently request that it be made opt-out. Not just opt-out while it's in beta/testing phase, but opt-out in its entirety.

I want to be able to opt-out of ever receiving any kind of reward for doing any kind of "daily opportunity". Because I don't want any internal metrics to indicate that I somehow endorse this mechanic, simply because I killed a belt rat on a whim and inadvertently received some SP.

Because I know that once this hits TQ, there will be a notable increase in NPC kills. And CCP will take that to mean that people love doing dailies, and so they will divert their limited development resources accordingly. The emergent gameplay of the sandbox will suffer as CCP shifts focus on more ways to encourage players to grind for SP.

Save the themepark nonsense for Nova, or even Valkyrie, where it would make more sense.

I will gladly take the hit in SP if it means I can have a way of showing CCP definitively that I do not want dailies affecting the sandbox.

Not empty quoting

You guys earn skill point everyday doing nothing...
You don't want this reward for activity ? simple, go on do nothing !
Reward for activity is a great idea, we need this for every other activity, mining, building, etc...
Thx CCP o7

I feel this should require a much more significant amount of activity. Howabout a player receives a much smaller bonus for each unit of activity until enough have been added up to give the full reward? Example: 100 SP for killing a NPC frigate, 250 for killing a NPC cruiser, 500 for killing a NPC battleship, up to a max of 10,000 per day. This way it may take an hour or two to accomplish the full amount of activity but it is not unobtainable for those of us with limited play times.

Giving 10,000 SP for a single NPC kill will have people logging in like on Neopets, spamming the quick daily and logging off.


I would also look at increasing the amount of possible ways you can get your daily SP bonus:
1.) clearing a site or turning in a mission, more or less SP depending on the difficulty of the site/mission
2.) participating in player ship/capsule destruction (including illegal), giving more SP for a more expensive kill
3.) a small amount for setting up a market order or making instant purchases/sales, more when your market order goes through
- this would be a small gain overall as it needs to be balanced by NPC tax so you can't just spam fake orders for free SP
4.) a small gain for losing a ship in PVP based on the estimated value of the hull
- this will encourage player participation in PVP even when they have a high risk of losing their ship


It would also make a lot of sense to scale these rewards by the player's character's current skillpoints, at least up to 10 million. With low amounts of SP it can be difficult to complete these activities effectively and quickly. Players with very low SP should not need to accomplish nearly as much to get the full reward.