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Good'eye
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Posted - 2005.08.31 02:34:00 -
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Ok, for gunnery and starship command skills you really really need Perc, so the more perc the better. And I found that minmitar Brutor have the best starting perc that I seen.
Now with that said I went through the creation process and ended up with 14 perc base, and started with 101k skillpoints with the ability to train for a minmitar cruiser or destroyer straight after char creation.
Is this the most SP you can possibly start with?
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Velic
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Posted - 2005.08.31 02:51:00 -
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going with frig lvl 4 right off the bat is good cause its a class 2 skill unlike other skills which are class 1. Don't think its posscible to start with more then that.
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Val Amon
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Posted - 2005.08.31 07:29:00 -
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Caldari Civire
with advanced learning skills to 4 you can have 16 intell 23 percep 6 cha 22 will 14 memory
best I've seen
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Lufio II
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Posted - 2005.08.31 07:43:00 -
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 Originally by: Velic
going with frig lvl 4 right off the bat is good cause its a class 2 skill unlike other skills which are class 1. Don't think its posscible to start with more then that.
Well, I already created a char with gunnery 4 and small turrets 3, which is pretty useful as well imho. SP-Wise the Frig-4 Path has most, indeed.
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Sonorra Baki
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Posted - 2005.08.31 10:04:00 -
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After pondering attributes for 3 months
I came up with a char with these attribs:
9 Intelligence
11 Perception
6 Charisma
7 Willpower
6 Memory
This is in point of view, by far the best rounded character, combat wise.
I know its possible to go flat out on Perc, but whats the point in that.
A good character still needs atleast 2mil in each of Electronics, Engineering, Mechanic, Navigation, to be compete in the long run.
I cant honestely think of a better build for a Combat Pilot. Whats 24 perc gonna do good, with only 14 Intel. Your just gonna loose the fast training in gunnery right back to all your support skills.
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Petite Pierre
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Posted - 2005.08.31 10:53:00 -
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You want balanced attributes (discounting Charisma) ? You create Amarr. EvE has a fixed number of attribute points to distribute, meaning those that end up with 6 charisma or more are getting shafted with 2 points on the other attributes, because the Amarr can start with 4 Charisma, _AND_ it can even out the other attributes at creation.
So, if you want a character that will grow to have 20+ in all attributes, after skills and implants, you go Amarr. Simple as that.
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Safronique
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Posted - 2005.08.31 11:47:00 -
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I would think that the best idea for a char if you know which direction your headed is to create one that is best suited for the primary attribute you need, e.g if you're after a fighter then then opt for a Brutor and gain Perception 1 or 2 points above Willpower. That should give you the ability to train Perception / Willpower orientated skills as fast as possible.
I made the mistake of chucking everything into percption, so I now have like 28 points of perception and sweet FA on all else.
If your lucky enough to have 2 chars then you can specialise a char for Gunery and Spaceship Command (Perc / Will) and the other for Science (Intel / Mem)
Best of both worlds there :)
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Mallik Hendrake
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Posted - 2005.08.31 14:59:00 -
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If you're a new fighter, memory is almost as important as will/perc, imho, as you need to train like 1.5 million in learning before you even start doing other crap. And engineering 5, hull upgrades 5, navigation/evasive maneuvering/accel control/warp drive stuff, electronics, drones, and so forth.
I'd recommend getting memory as high as willpower, and perc a bit over them both (at least 10 starting in all 3 if possible). Particularly because it'll help you add 5 pts faster to perc/will.
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