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Nihility
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Posted - 2004.03.31 14:41:00 -
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I would even pay extra to be able to switch skills via the web interface.
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Nihility
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Posted - 2004.04.04 22:35:00 -
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Could someone from CCP comment on this thread?
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Nihility
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Posted - 2004.04.06 13:49:00 -
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I think it's a great Idea I could get a account pay for a year train every skill and after a year i would have a character with 10 million or more skill points that I could sell on E-bay for a fortune with no work involved, I could use my main account and just transfer isk to the other to buy gear..would be great spend 200 euro over the year and sell the account for 500 or more euro at end.
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The reason you can not queue skills is to stop people doing crap like the above.
The fact that skill training persists after you are logged out is a greater benefactor to this scenario that you describe. I have had this conversation with others, and one person brought up a very good point. He said he would love to fight the guy who buys an account off ebay. His point is that game play experience amounts to alot more then isk and sp.
Also, this feature is mainly useful to the newer players, where every skill takes a few hours.
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Nihility
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Posted - 2004.04.07 13:58:00 -
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Well I went to switch skills this morning, but couldn't because of the extended outage, so now it looks like I will waste 8+ hours of valuable training time. If there was something like web based training, or even automatic train to the next level this wouldn't have happend
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Nihility
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Posted - 2004.04.14 16:05:00 -
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This is the umpteenth time something like this came up. The last time it was asked somewhere, Pann (relaying Hellmar's response) was something along the lines of "We need more people logging in, not less".
The need for this feature is based upon the lack of the ability to login, which makes this argument invalid. All this feature would allow you to do is change which skill you are training. You still have to buy skills, fly them somewhere, and train them in the actual console. I seriously doubt that the times when ppl login for about 30 secs to switch a skill affects CCP's attempt to break "record conncurent users", and if this actually were a problem, they could just count eve insider logins.
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