Toggle menu
Toggle preferences menu
Toggle personal menu
Not logged in
Your IP address will be publicly visible if you make any edits.

Getting Started in EVE Online: Difference between revisions

From EVE University Wiki
m Removed an errant parentheses.
Line 129: Line 129:
== Next steps ==
== Next steps ==
{{main|Careers}}
{{main|Careers}}
EVE is a sandbox game, which means it's up to each player to find what they enjoy doing most in the game; while CCP do foster some fiction about the game universe, there isn't a central story to follow).
EVE is a sandbox game, which means it's up to each player to find what they enjoy doing most in the game; while CCP do foster some fiction about the game universe, there isn't a central story to follow.


Due to EVE's [[#Learning Skills|skill system]], it's usually easy to start doing a given activity, and to get to a decent skill level, but it takes a while to master it to its fullest. Therefore, as a new player, it's often a good idea to dabble in a few different activities to find out what suits you best. If you've found something that looks appealing, research it (e.g. by searching this wiki, attending a [[Classes|class]], or chatting to your corp-mates), start learning the appropriate skills, and get started. If you find it enjoyable, keep training your character's skills while honing your ''player'' skills and experience; should you grow bored, you can always switch up your character's training queue and try something else.
Due to EVE's [[#Learning Skills|skill system]], it's usually easy to start doing a given activity, and to get to a decent skill level, but it takes a while to master it to its fullest. Therefore, as a new player, it's often a good idea to dabble in a few different activities to find out what suits you best. If you've found something that looks appealing, research it (e.g. by searching this wiki, attending a [[Classes|class]], or chatting to your corp-mates), start learning the appropriate skills, and get started. If you find it enjoyable, keep training your character's skills while honing your ''player'' skills and experience; should you grow bored, you can always switch up your character's training queue and try something else.