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Sam Wintchester	Posted - 2008.12.18 13:06:00 - [1] i will soon buy a battlecruiser of amarr harbinger and i have simple skills about guns and ship but i want to know what other skills are most important i want to skills that are good at lvl 4 too because lvl 5 mostly takes too much time. skills useful for pvp too i need
fivetide humidyear Gallente EXCESS10N	Posted - 2008.12.18 13:19:00 - [2] you'll have to train level 5's sooner or later or you will get left behind. t2 guns pretty much essential so small and medium energy turrets 5 and spec skills. T2 guns lets you have scorch which is an essential in PvP And all the gunnery support skills. then get the amour compensation skills up and the usual tanking ones and of course the capacitor skills and basic navigation skills. for pvp, just get propulsion jamming to 4 for all warp disruptors and webbers
CrayC Gallente CrayC Inc.	Posted - 2008.12.18 15:50:00 - [3] Open Market Browse ships Show Info on desired type Click Recommended Open certificate planner and train accordingly...
TimMc Gallente Brutal Deliverance OWN Alliance	Posted - 2008.12.18 15:56:00 - [4] Battlecruiser Medium Energy Turret Mechanic Hull Upgrades Engineering Energy Management Sharpshooting Motion Prediction Rapid Fire Navigation ? Dunno there are alot more, especially when you get to pvp. Then you need skills for mwd and scramblers.
SharpMango 14th Legion	Posted - 2008.12.18 17:13:00 - [5] Originally by: Sam Wintchester i will soon buy a battlecruiser of amarr harbinger and i have simple skills about guns and ship but i want to know what other skills are most important i want to skills that are good at lvl 4 too because lvl 5 mostly takes too much time. skills useful for pvp too i need Best thing to do is to get into the ship, fly it. Notice what you are most crap at, and plan accordingly. this is less expensive then the first battleship lesson which mostly consists of a discovery of how crap one is at flying the ship followed by a short period of between 5-10 minutes where one completely overestimates their skill at flying said battleship and proceeds to be destroyed by a hail of npc fire.
Yelan Zhou Amarr PIE Inc.	Posted - 2008.12.18 17:59:00 - [6] Good fiting skills are also important for a Harbinger I tell ya. War. War never changes.
Ghoest	Posted - 2008.12.18 22:01:00 - [7] Which 10 human organs are most important? If you think corp is different than a guild or clan you have some insecurity issues.
Juyfne	Posted - 2008.12.19 16:41:00 - [8] Originally by: SharpMango Best thing to do is to get into the ship, fly it. Notice what you are most crap at, and plan accordingly. this is less expensive then the first battleship lesson which mostly consists of a discovery of how crap one is at flying the ship followed by a short period of between 5-10 minutes where one completely overestimates their skill at flying said battleship and proceeds to be destroyed by a hail of npc fire. QFT...decided to try an Abaddon after flying a CNR for ages. Realized I didn't have any armor resist skills about the time my armor was hitting 10% lol Luckily a corpie in a kronos came in and tanked for me. Lesson learned almost the hard way.
StarStryder Zero-Hour	Posted - 2008.12.19 16:50:00 - [9] Originally by: CrayC Open Market Browse ships Show Info on desired type Click Recommended Open certificate planner and train accordingly... What are you talking about? Recommended? If you mean the Prerequisites then you're still wrong. The prereqs are only a small subset of the skills needed to fly a ship properly in PvP.
Stinky McPoopyPants Minmatar Privateers Privateer Alliance	Posted - 2008.12.19 20:57:00 - [10] Thermodynamics The batteries in your new TI-X30 calculator are capable of recharging by themselves. Do not attempt to replace them. Most importantly, how are you supposed to tell whether this is part of my post or
CrayC Gallente CrayC Inc.	Posted - 2008.12.20 12:29:00 - [11] Edited by: CrayC on 20/12/2008 12:29:30 Originally by: StarStryder What are you talking about? Recommended? If you mean the Prerequisites then you're still wrong. The prereqs are only a small subset of the skills needed to fly a ship properly in PvP. Read the next line I wrote. Certificate Planner. I meant he should trained the skills Recommended there, as that would give him a nice little list to begin with, BESIDES the pre-reqs...
Altered Ego Solstice Systems Development Concourse	Posted - 2008.12.20 15:26:00 - [12] Certificates are a great tool for skill planning. You'll want to train to Basic at least, if not Standard; - Core Competency - Armor tanking - Medium Energy Certs Also try and get all your Core skills to Standard. Put the effort into training up your Certs other wise you'll end up doing what a lot of new pilots do, take their shiny new ship out for a spin and promptly get it blown up. Don't be that guy. =)
Iria Ahrens Amarr 101st Space Marine Force The Leathernecks	Posted - 2008.12.22 01:02:00 - [13] Originally by: Altered Ego Certificates are a great tool for skill planning. You'll want to train to Basic at least, if not Standard; - Core Competency - Armor tanking - Medium Energy Certs Also try and get all your Core skills to Standard. Put the effort into training up your Certs other wise you'll end up doing what a lot of new pilots do, take their shiny new ship out for a spin and promptly get it blown up. Don't be that guy. =) I don't get the core certificates. It wants me to level my shield/armor/struture tanking skills evenly. Which seems dumb. -- Nobody expects the Amarr Inquisition!
Beowulf Scheafer	Posted - 2008.12.22 01:57:00 - [14] Originally by: Ghoest Which 10 human organs are most important? this. every skill will come in handy every once in a while, so just train what you need the most. for a harbinger it might be cap and fitting skills, i would say.
Ravenal The Fated	Posted - 2008.12.22 03:15:00 - [15] Originally by: TimMc Battlecruiser Medium Energy Turret Mechanic Hull Upgrades Engineering Energy Management Sharpshooting Motion Prediction Rapid Fire Navigation ? Controlled burst Drones Scout drone operation Repair systems ... Basically pick a the ship (done that) and the fittings on that ship and go by the skills required by those modules to figure out your list of skills to train :) .
TimMc Gallente Brutal Deliverance OWN Alliance	Posted - 2008.12.22 07:13:00 - [16] Originally by: Ravenal Originally by: TimMc Battlecruiser Medium Energy Turret Mechanic Hull Upgrades Engineering Energy Management Sharpshooting Motion Prediction Rapid Fire Navigation ? Controlled burst Drones Scout drone operation Repair systems ... Basically pick a the ship (done that) and the fittings on that ship and go by the skills required by those modules to figure out your list of skills to train :) Ah yeah need the drones for harbinger... but seriously you cannot cut the list to 10
Dasalt Istgut	Posted - 2008.12.22 13:09:00 - [17] Load out your ideal ship in EFT on your character - alter your skills to get to the DPS you want, make sure everything fits, etc. Input all of those into EveMon and you'll have your training plan. Don't use certificates - unless you don't mind spending weeks gaining 200EHP by practicing shield skills on an armor tanker and more targeting than your ship can even handle anyway...
Shadow Ballet OffBeat Creations	Posted - 2008.12.22 14:32:00 - [18] The key thing to remember is it's more important than you realise to get your support skills up and not just the spaceship command and gunnery skills for the ship of choice. If you want an armour tank you want to get those relevant mechanic skills up pretty quick... Mechanic, Hull upgrades V and the armor compensation skills to IV. Also, cap is one of the most critical elements of your survivability so learn anything that boosts cap, cap regen or lowers the module use of cap. I won't list them... besides its probably a good idea to have a good read of al the skills descriptions if you are not that familiar. I spent months without realising I could improve my cap regen rate (or something like that)!
Vaeliel	Posted - 2008.12.23 17:06:00 - [19] What is the benefit to training armor compensation skills when you are going to be using an active tank? Per skill description: "To active armor hardeners: 3% bonus per skill level to Armor XXXX resistance when the modules are not active; To passive armor hardeners: 5% bonus per skill level to Armor XXXX resistance." I'm assuming the point behind training armor compensation skills is so your EANM II won't suck, is that right?
Shan'Talasha Mea'Questa Minmatar The Perfect Harvesting Experience	Posted - 2008.12.23 18:20:00 - [20] What do I need to fly XXX ship well? A "definitive" guide A 7 page sermon on this same board... use it wisely. ----------------------------------------------- Originally by: Paper Rock's fine, nerf Scissors

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