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Kaelie Onren
Native Freshfood
Minmatar Republic
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Posted - 2011.09.11 23:36:00 -
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Uninjecting skills into books is a problem. It would allow for the easy transportation of books in memory.-á
So why is this relevant? Because once you allow the unrestricted injection of books you will have to allow for uninjecting because there will always be stupid people who inject a lot more than they should and will start whining about needing to uninjecting them. Heck, there was a proposal for uninjecting for purely aesthetic reasons of the skill list alone!! |
Kaelie Onren
Native Freshfood
Minmatar Republic
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Posted - 2011.09.12 10:37:00 -
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Here is a practical reason why this will not work.-á
Allowing injecting of skills at 0 level without a prerequisite check will cause undue burden on the servers.-á
Why? Because this will mean prerequisite checks will need to be done every time you rearrange your training queue. -áCurrently these are done only on skill injection. Not only this, but a prereq check on a proposed training queue is more complicated due to dependancy checks on whether a given prereq is finished before a 0 skill is started. This means a lot more prereq checks done on the server, and each one is more complicated.-á
Checks done on injection means that skill queue submission ( pause, apply ) is a simple update operation on the server, as you can only manipulate skills you can train in the queue editor.-á
So as much as this would be a "nice to have" feature, it's unlikely to be done just to appease a few folks.-á |
Kaelie Onren
Pyrrhus Industries
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Posted - 2011.09.15 11:29:00 -
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Xearal wrote:Actually, prereq checks ARE done in the queue when you change it. you can't move say Cruider 5 up and above Cruiser 4 for instance.
yeah, the only check done on the client because it requires no database lookup.
Quote:There's not much CPU requirements to test this really.
Its db lookup that is the bottleneck, not cpu. You rearrange skill queues a lot more than you try to inject skills. That translates to a lot more db lookups. If you don't design software systems, you wouldn't understand.
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