Learning skills - especially to high levels - can take weeks. Is there any way to decrease the amount of time needed to learn a skill? Don't get me wrong - I think this real-time aspect of the game is great.
But it's not entirely unreasonable that some action or item or whatever might improve my learning abilities. A skill-learning skill perhaps ;-. Skill training time in EVE Online is dependent on your characters attributes. Every skill is dependent on one primary and one secondary attribute which determine the speed at which the skill is trained. The primary attribute has the biggest influence, the secondary attribute a minor influence and all other no influence.
Update: Learning skills are being discontinued. All text in italics will be obsolete The learning skills each increase one attribute by 1 point per level. There are basic and advanced learning skills for a maximum possible increase of 10 points. There are also some implants that increase your attributes. The benefit is that it doesn't take any time to increase your stats but in return they cost more and are lost if you get podded.
To best plan the schedule of your learning skills you should install EVEMon. There you can plan what skills you want to train over the next months. The program can then optimize the schedule and calculate what you should remap your attributes to in order to minimize training time. The downside of that approach is that this takes a lot of time and your character will stagnate in terms of proficiency during that time.
Most people will therefore recommend that you mix learning skills with practical skills to prevent you from getting bored. All characters with a minimum of 5. Using a Skill Extractor subtracts Once a Skill Extractor is used, it produces a Skill Injector item and places it into your Item Hangar, from where you can trade or sell it on the in game market. He has 6 million skill points spread out over 81 different skills. Since I have been back, and since he has some ISK stored away, I have had him concentrating on the rank 3 Learning skills.
Another 10 day of that and he will be done there. Then I can concentrate on a career for him as well. I still need to get the advanced learning skills trained up. Like Like. The trick is to mix the learning and regular and more fun skills when you start out.
Get some practical ships so you can comfortably fly a cruiser to do some lvl 2 missions or do some mining and then take the time to do some learning skills.
Once you get to the skills that take more than a week, the learning skills will start to pay off! What Eric said. Mix the learning skill with useful skills for a while. Cruiser class ships and flying level 2 missions is a pretty good goal. I did my learning skills early, so I guess I managed to be patient and persevere early : Now I just have to play for a year so it pays off. Another nice tip for learning skills is implants.
Or so I am told. Presence for Charisma Logic for Intelligence Eidetic Memory for Memory Clarity for Perception Focus for Willpower As with the previous rank of skills, each of these will add 1 to a given attribute, which in turn will speed up training of any skill that uses that attribute.
How effective are these skills? That training would reduce the total time of training to days and 13 hours. And then I have to figure out what to train next.
Like this: Like Loading Skills take time to train, but fortunately, until you reach 1. Players in EVE can make their own corporations, usually with the goal of generating as much income as possible. Many of these corporations are friendly to new players and will help teach you the basics. They can also give you plenty of things to do. EVE Online has an in-game recruitment tool that allows you to find player corporations that are a good fit for you.
Since there are so many skills to train, it helps to find out which activities in EVE that you find most enjoyable, and focus your skill training on improving your abilities in that area. Two of the main activities in which you can participate in EVE Online are combat and industry.
In general, combat involves piloting a ship that is designed to deal damage efficiently and is fitted with powerful weapons. Industry is a non-combat discipline that includes mining, research, manufacturing, and trade. For basic combat opportunities, visit a station and see if any of the NPC corporations have combat missions available. There are always corporation agents who will hire you to do their dirty work, which includes killing pirates, or ships of enemy factions or corporations.
These missions may include non-combat activities like hauling cargo from one place to another. Different types of agents provide different types of jobs. For more advanced combat experience, you can become a pirate, joining with the many NPC pirate factions of New Eden. You can also engage in PVP combat.
Join a player corporation and fight the players of corporations at war with yours. Or you can simply attack other players for no reason and hope that you don't get in trouble with the law.
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