This game has no "try before you buy" regarding ships.

Someone may choose to want to fly a Golem. Why a golem? I don't know, this is just an example. Maybe whoever the guy is decided that a golem looked like it would be fun to fly. So he's spent 110 days reaching the point where he can fly a golem. He spends another 90 days training up all the skills necessary to fly it "really well".

To him, the Golem sucks. Having had no 100% accurate way to determine if flying a golem is something he would enjoy, because he's told to "make a plan", he made one and it turned out to be something he didn't enjoy.

Now he's stuck with a character in a game he spent 200 days working towards something he doesn't enjoy. He knows there's a possibility that he could be enjoying another aspect of the game that takes 200 days to enter, but he can't. He's screwed.

Now because you're entitled elitist who attribute value to being able to wait longer than others (hahaha I can stand being bored more than you can nah nah nah nah nah), you would rather that person feel as though he's made an irreversible mistake and QUIT THE GAME.

You're so dependent on EVE to prop up your ego that you'd rather people quit the game than have the opportunity to remap their skill points to maintain the possibility of interest to keep playing.

(inb4 some idiot wants to spend 3 hours arguing over why I personally would want to choose a golem when I clearly stated it was an arbitrarily picked example. It seems people have a hard time with hypotheticals here)