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Minmatar Basic Ship and Skill Overview: Difference between revisions

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== Skills ==
== Skills ==


Minmatar ships share many core skills with the ships of the other three main factions. Very new pilots should consider EVE University's [[Short Skill Plan]]; relatively new pilots should consider [[The Magic 14|the 14 skills which affect every ship]], the [[Fitting skills|fitting skills]] which make it easier to fit modules onto ships, and the [[Support skills|support skills]] which underpin much of your ship's performance. For longer-term training, EVE University's [[Pyramid Skill Plan]] offers one useful way of conceiving your goals.
Minmatar ships share many core skills with the ships of the other three main factions. Very new pilots should consider EVE University's [[Short Skill Plan]]; relatively new pilots should consider [[The Magic 14|the 14 skills which affect every ship]], the [[Fitting skills|fitting skills]] which make it easier to fit modules onto ships, and the [[Support skills|support skills]] which underpin much of your ship's performance.  


That said, there are some considerations that are specific to Minmatar ships. Pilots training to fly these ships should particularly polish their skills in the [[Support_skills#Mobility|Navigation category]], to bring out the Minmatar strengths in speed and agility. [[Support_skills#Capacitor|Capacitor skills]], meanwhile, are an important way to make up for these ships' relatively weaker capacitors.
That said, there are some considerations that are specific to Minmatar ships. Pilots training to fly these ships should particularly polish their skills in the [[Support_skills#Mobility|Navigation category]], to bring out the Minmatar strengths in speed and agility. [[Support_skills#Capacitor|Capacitor skills]], meanwhile, are an important way to make up for these ships' relatively weaker capacitors.