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The implementation of this idea is not good. Utilizing an existing system such as the opportunity system and/or career agents (both great pathways for new players) to provide a one-time SP gain to help boost new players into the game is a far better move than this.

This does not seem thought out, and provides an all too simple method that anyone with 10 seconds to spare can achieve. It will make people feel that its mandatory to log in every day to "keep up" with the rest of the player base.

Please don't implement this as it was described.

I think this improperly favours certain gameplay over other. I usually fc for my small corp. Whenever I get online, we form up and we go kill out of our static null. There is almost no exception to this daily routine we have. I don't make my isk by ratting. why shouldn't I, someone who kills another player (and encourages 5-6 others to do so daily), not be entitled to 3-4mil SP per year?

What about the industrialists out there? What makes killing NPCs any more valuable than the work they are doing.

I supported skill injectors, because it is driven by the currency in EVE, and which applies to most activities, but I don't support this.

Disclaimer: I am not an EVE veteran. I bought this alt. I have been playing the game for less than 2 years.

Does that count for Sleepers in Wormhole combat sites, Gas sites and Wormhole data and relic sites as well ?

I apologize in advance for my English.
You want to promote online, but cheap Korean methods. Problems which in the game a few players are in its underlying mechanics. From games huge outflow of new players due to the fact that it is sometimes very boring, and because it is a game of extremes. In one case the players are almost in the safe zone, where they will instantly be punished for aggressive action against another player. And in the other case, the player is in total anarchy, where anyone can shoot and not be punished. And by the way for the beginner barier between these areas of large heights. Leave completely safe several systems where newbies start the game the way, in the remaining parts create the game such that the player could be safe only under certain conditions, and if he doesn't want conflict (Lineage 2). Make profitable anomalies where players can interfere with each other for resources. In the game a vast world of resources and lacks everything, it's boring! But the main thing - take away the extremes: almost full security and chaos.

It's the work that goes into what you have in this game that makes flying in space meaningful. Free, useful commodities for logging in and doing effectively nothing will not make you happier with what you have built or what you have destroyed in Eve.

The only thing this change will accomplish in the long term is burning people out on a daily grind lest they fall behind for imaginary spaceship points. This change will have the opposite effect for game attachment as CCP intends.

This is terrible

You are creating a system that makes players make a decision: log into each character and kill a rat or forget it and lose 10k sp.

Both decisions are bad: you either lose time on boring action or you lose sp

It is the most half-assed, unthoughtful change since monocles. I mean, while we're at it why don't we add Talents to the game?

I think I know how the idea came to existence:
one of the KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) in Eve is players logged daily. It's a way of measuring how successful the game is. So some idiot found an easy way to increase the number.
However, if you increase KPI just for its sake it will NOT make a better game. It will simply make this particular metric (players logged daily) irrelevant.

An example from my job:
I am a salesman. I am supposed to visit my customers frequently, on average it's 6 visits a day that I should make. However, the REAL goal here is to make sales and visits are just an indicator. If I start making visits to customers where I know there will be no sales just for the sake of making those 6 a day, then there will be no increase in sales. I can make 15 visits a day easily, cause I have customers that won't even let me in past reception. Instead of increasing my sales I will only make them upset for wasting their time, exactly the opposite of what I should be doing.

I play Eve because, unlike literally every single other MMO on the market, it does not use passive-aggressive tricks to manipulate me into logging in. I log into Eve when I want to play Eve.

I, also, play Eve because, unlike literally every single MMO on the market, I am not forced to do anything. I can log in, pick what I want to do, and just have fun doing it. I don't use PI. I don't do PVE. I do industry, market, logistics. There is nothing forcing me to do the things I do, I do them because I like doing them.

Let's be absolutely clear. It is blatantly obvious what you are doing here. You are trying to create a compulsion to log in, a compulsion that works because the sense of losing out is strong. It's an extremely low-effort psychological trick that turns logging in into a a thing to do out of obligation. Logging in three accounts, repeatedly, to try and find some NPC, killing it just because everyone else is moving 20-30% faster than me if I don't.

It is the most joyless of forced grinds. It poses no challenge; the reward is extrinsic to what I'm doing. And, like every single MMO on the market that does something like this, it becomes a chore.

We have enough chores in Eve. **** off.

I have a better plan to boost TQ numbers.
Let's make CCP Rise to spawn at random gate with suspect flag and scrambled by NPC.
Let the hunt begin!

Well, I can see people are behaving as expected, or rather some are.
I personally think it is a nice idea, it won't change my behaviour every day, but it WILL encourage me to sign in and have a look around, SOME days where I might not have otherwise. So the plan Is good, and I am probably now hated for agreeing with you, never mind.

I would suggest, that some of the first drops of the day, contain micro injectors, created by ccp from destroyed/dropped/banned injectors.

That would increase the interest for doing things, and once in space, things happen, and people stay on longer, and maybe talk to their friends and stay on much longer than they thought to.

So good plan.
I would suggest every 20 hours though, to allow workday flexibility, and for weekends etc, It will make it more practical for many without effectively raising reward.

I'm strongly opposed to the system as described.

Anyone who played WoW will know that if something is perceived valuable enough, even if technically optional, it will seem mandatory because otherwise you are leaving something valuable on the table.

Therefore people will feel obligated to log on EVERY character on EVERY account and shoot a belt rat frigate every day, which is mind-numbingly terrible and a giant waste of time. For people who only have an hour or so per day to play, that'll become the entire game. Which since it sucks, will lead them to the conclusion that the game sucks, and hence fewer people in space overall. Even for those who have more time, spending their first hour doing their dailies will make it feel like a job rather than looking forward to PvPing/building/mining/whatever they actually like to do.

Also, this really is SP ginned up from nowhere, which is against the spirit of Eve.