Originally by: Ethan Joznin

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I'm very opposed to a skill queue of any type. A skill queue is a reward for laziness and the current skill system rewards players who are able to invest a little time (and more importantly forethought) in the game. It sounds like a lot of people just want to set a queue, walk off for a few weeks, and come back flying HACs and marauders. Personally, I feel a much stronger sense of community knowing that everyone else out there has probably set a 3am alarm to finish up that last skill you need to fly a T2 ship.

Also, a skill queue that lets you queue 1 skill simply opens the door for one that lets you queue 2, or 3, or 4 skills. The same problems people are complaining about now still exist with a queue for a single skill.

Besides, if some of you are such casual players with such demanding real lives, then why are you worried about the skill progress of an imaginary character in an imaginary universe?

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Originally by: Kyreax

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What about if the skill training stops, then a RANDOM other skill starts training after ten minutes of no action? It could switch between skills every day until you log back on, giving you tons of skillpoints in useless stuff (but doesn't stop), encouraging you to log back on to stop the madness!

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