how many implants can one have?

and at what point should one know and understand about cloning?

trying to set my short cuts and I am having a few issues: the release drone button is F, I want the call all drones back short cut to be shift + f. yet I cant do that, it will only take either shift or f but not a combination of both keys. what am I doing wrong?

also: I cant learn the scout drone skill so I can start having normal drones not just the civilian drones. I have the drone skill on level 1 so I dont know why I cant start skilling the scout drone skill

I'm getting more and more the feeling this is just another troll attempt
But if genuine:

1.) Don't know about shortcuts as I never use them besides the standard 'ctrl' to lock stuff.

2.) You can't learn it because you haven't met the pre-requirements.

EDIT:

Also, EVE isn't a handheld game. You have to find stuff out yourself by looking around and reading stuff.

2 things

1) not trolling. have never done something so stupid never will.

2)would be helpful if you would read my post through. there is one pre-requirement, as I wrote which I already met, as I wrote. that ones called drone level 1. already have researched it. no other prequirement is given, and yet I still cant research it. anybody else have any ideas?

thanks that helped.

I just made 15k antimatter charge s ammo. now I only want to take afew hundred with me. how do I unstack the amount I want from the rest?

also: I lost one of my ships. To make my ship hold out better I thought of installing some shield helping module. what is better for a tristan and a newb, a shield booster or a shield repair module? which would you recommend?

thanks petrus for explaining that to me. but something you brought up reminded me:

I really dont get the differences between teh levels people are talking about. you talk about level 1/2/3/4 missions. 1) how do I know what level the missions are? and 2) Do I have a level myself or do I just adequatly respond to the level of the mission by using the ships you recommended?

J'Poll and Petrus gave you a rundown on ship types for each level of missions, but keep in mind it's not only a matter of boarding the hull, many left the game because they could board a battleship and lost it because they couldn't tank it properly. I'm the perfect example of what you shouldn't do, nearly a third of my SP are in the spaceship command group because I cross-trained a lot of hulls and now I'm stuck for months to catch up with tanking and weaponry skills. So stick to small ones and train your support skills first. Yes you can make much more money with higher level missions, but losing most of it because someone caught you with your pants down and blew your terribad fitted mission battleship caused many new players to quit the game.

ah thanks. game came without a manual and never explained the level thingi n the tutorial


you guys said it will increase your standing with a certain faction by doing missions for them. whats the exact use of having higher standing with that faction?

now I am using my first destroyer (catlyst) loaded with weapons. but since you got to switch between ammo types quite quickly, I wanted to ask, is there a short cut where you can make all your guns load up a certain ammo type at the same time? or do you have to drag and drop the ammo on each gun?

J'Poll and Petrus gave you a rundown on ship types for each level of missions, but keep in mind it's not only a matter of boarding the hull, many left the game because they could board a battleship and lost it because they couldn't tank it properly. I'm the perfect example of what you shouldn't do, nearly a third of my SP are in the spaceship command group because I cross-trained a lot of hulls and now I'm stuck for months to catch up with tanking and weaponry skills. So stick to small ones and train your support skills first. Yes you can make much more money with higher level missions, but losing most of it because someone caught you with your pants down and blew your terribad fitted mission battleship caused many new players to quit the game.

ah thanks will do as soon as I dock again.

I will also train armor type and the capacitor and the CPU as soon as I can get it. was told that gallente do better with armor tanking than shield tanking

I did something stupid: I bought an item 9 jumps out. it goes to a .5 sec zone. now I haven othing in my cargo except a cheaper miner, and some ammo. sine I have no valuable load in my cargo, is it safe to atuopilot the whole time?

First:

0.5 is still high-sec so it is as safe as 1.0 systems.
0.4 - 0.1 is low-sec space which tends to be more hostile.
0.0 or below is null-sec and by definite hostile if you don't know what you are doing (more or less)

Second:

I, in general, hate the autopilot. Mainly cause it's slower to use autopilot compared to manually jumping.

Autopilot will warp you 15km from a gate and then slow-boat towards it whereas you can manually warp to gates to 0m and jump. The thing I use from autopilot settings is the set destination button, this will turn the gates I have to go through yellow instead of white which means I can just follow the yellow brick road back to home (or my destination).

That I know, but I have to walk the dog and thought I could do the 9 jobs while going for a walk for an hour since it s still high sec zone without any valuable stuff in my cargo

thanks. few more things

I dont have enough energy to load the modul I want (200mm titanium armor) is it possible to raise the power grid level?

also what exact skills are you referring to that I should train when you talk about GP, CPU and capacitor?

what exactly is CPU? I know it shows how much one can insert modules into the ship until its full, but what does it mean/stand for?

also: the galaxy map is quite cool. is there a way though, to show, which system belongs to which nation or is unclaimed? is just for the looks, but would like to know if its possible

and aftero ne jumps through a gate, one is invisible. are you cloaked after you jump through a gate or is this just a visula affect?

I'll dare comparing capacitor, cpu and powergrid to health, strength and stamina in differents RPGs, someone knowing the lore well enough could probably provide lovely explanations, but you need to have enough powergrid (PG) and CPU to keep a module online, then you need enough capacitor to run a cycle (fire a volley, run a repair cycle, etc.). It's pretty similar to home devices needing an amount of amper and volts.

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I just got myself a small cruise missile launcher.