Mr Ranger
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Apocalypse Now.
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Posted - 2012.04.14 00:44:00 -
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RavenTesio wrote:
GÇó Lost Skill Points because of inactive Training Queues.
The only way that they could use the OP's idea to do this would be to put a cap on the amount on skill points that a person could get. Now after they put that feautre in people will just complain about that amount being to low... etc. etc.
If i can get unlimited skill points from features like this then as its been said people who train alts to sell will just let them train with no skills in que then when they are ready to sell pick whichever FOTM profession makes the most so they get large amounts from the character market. At the same time, getting skillpoints that you can choose to put wherever you want defeats the purpose of the eve skill training model. You train skills and make your character unique, if you can just get free SP again that can be abused.
The only option i would want to make skill training easier for people who have commitments that dont allow them to play would be app's for phone's or internet browser options to change the skill que. Anything more than that is too much imo because the skill que is not broken. When you pay for eve, you pay for the game, not the skill points. So if your skill que is empty and you choose to pay for the game it is your loss, and ccp views it as such. If you would like to purchase skillpoints check out the character bazaar.
RavenTesio wrote:
GÇó Only being able to Train 1 Character on an Account at a Time.
As for this, if i can train 3 characters on one account then i can train pilots and sell them and that very much makes the price of any character go down. Also, those slots are generally not used for alts in the since of a hauler for your miner or a salvager for your mission runner.
People use these slots for things like cheap scout, jita/trade alts, supercap holding pilots and other things of this sort. Usually they are always going to be for things that do not require high skill points to do, or if they do require high skillpoints the toons are bought from the market.
The training que is perfectly acceptable the way it is now and if you have real life commitments and cant make it to the game honestly, its your loss. If it upsets you, stop paying for the game. |