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Tao Dolcino
EVE University
Ivy League
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Posted - 2016.09.06 07:19:53 -
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The fit on Uniwiki is for relic/data sites, where you don't need weapons.
If you really want to do the combat sites, there are two solutions : you can have an alt scouting and scanning, and another one piloting a combat ship, or you can have all the SP on one char and use for example a MTU to reship between scanning fit and fighting fit. For my part i don't like to scatter the SP between alts.
If i was you, i would for now focus on relic/datas sites in a cheap heron, i would learn to fly in wilder areas such as low/null/wormspace, until i have enough SP/ISK to fly something with more teeth, but more expensive, such as an astero. |
Tao Dolcino
EVE University
Ivy League
604
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Posted - 2016.09.06 13:59:34 -
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Linus Gorp wrote:Tao Dolcino wrote:MTU to reship between scanning fit and fighting fit. What is this space magic?
Ah sorry, i meant a mobile depot  |
Tao Dolcino
EVE University
Ivy League
604
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Posted - 2016.09.06 14:16:07 -
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Richard Law wrote:I read somewhere that in order to achieve something in EVE you have to train your character in one area. So I figured, if current one specialized in exploration, then can't make a fighter out of him.
This is both right and wrong, it's a question of complementarity :
For example, i would not recommand to make a character both industrialist/trader also and fighter, because the skills needed are very different, and the situations are very different too.
But explo and fighting are working hand in hand. Another classical question we get is : I do some PvE, should i train another alt for the PvP ? The answer is usually no : you use almost the same skills. Again, they are complementary.
If you stay a bit longer in EVE, you will see that, soon enough, you will have enough SP to train a solo PvE fighter/explorer/scout/solo PvPer/Fleet pilot/Incursions pilot etc... because the skills are all in the same area and because your knowledge of the mechanisms and situational awareness will be the same useful in all these situations. |
Tao Dolcino
EVE University
Ivy League
607
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Posted - 2016.09.08 05:25:19 -
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To sell exploration loot relatively safely if your corporation is at war :
Have a "home" just inside the border of highsec.
Bring all your loot there.
Create an alt who stays in the NCP corporation.
Contract your loot to your alt.
Give your alt a fast T1 frigate he can fly and fill it with exploration loot.
Travel to the main trade hub of your choice.
Make a insta-dock bookmark on the trade hub station, as well as an insta-undock one.
This solution is not 100% safe, nothing is in EVE, but it limits the risks. |
Tao Dolcino
EVE University
Ivy League
608
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Posted - 2016.09.08 10:56:58 -
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Richard Law wrote:Thank god there's no fuel in the game.
There is. Not for your average ship, but later you'll see that some specific things need fuel ;) |
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