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====The beginning...====

When people joke about the 'learning wall' in Eve, they're not actually joking! Seriously. In New Eden, there's no gentle learning curve as you may have experienced in Tyria or Azeroth! You walk in and immediately break your nose on the brick wall of learning you're going to need to clamber over, dig under or barrel through in whichever way works best for you!!

As a new pilot, it's fine to feel completely out of your depth at first. Everybody does (and anybody who says they didn't is either a liar or has a selective memory!) Soon you'll start to understand bits, and gradually these fragments will start falling together in a jigsaw of understanding. You are many months (years!!) away from any kind of ~~completed~~ picture!! :P

As a new pilot, it's fine to feel completely out of your depth at first. Everybody does (and anybody who says they didn't is either a liar or has a selective memory!) Soon you'll start to understand bits, and gradually these fragments will start falling together in a jigsaw of understanding. You are many months (years!!) away from any kind of recognisably complete picture!! :P

Listening in on Mumble, reading chat, asking questions (no matter how stupid you worry you might sound!) are important ways to learn. Good old-fashioned trial and error and learning by experience (and disaster!) are going to be another way forward for all newcomers, There have been some tips and/or pieces of info that I've found especially useful or enlightening, and I've decided to stick these here in the hope that they may help someone else one day!!

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 ====The beginning...====
 When people joke about the 'learning wall' in Eve, they're not actually joking! Seriously. In New Eden, there's no gentle learning curve as you may have experienced in Tyria or Azeroth! You walk in and immediately break your nose on the brick wall of learning you're going to need to clamber over, dig under or barrel through in whichever way works best for you!!
-As a new pilot, it's fine to feel completely out of your depth at first. Everybody does (and anybody who says they didn't is either a liar or has a selective memory!) Soon you'll start to understand bits, and gradually these fragments will start falling together in a jigsaw of understanding. You are many months (years!!) away from any kind of completed picture!! :P
+As a new pilot, it's fine to feel completely out of your depth at first. Everybody does (and anybody who says they didn't is either a liar or has a selective memory!) Soon you'll start to understand bits, and gradually these fragments will start falling together in a jigsaw of understanding. You are many months (years!!) away from any kind of recognisably complete picture!! :P
 Listening in on Mumble, reading chat, asking questions (no matter how stupid you worry you might sound!) are important ways to learn.  Good old-fashioned trial and error and learning by experience (and disaster!) are going to be another way forward for all newcomers, There have been some tips and/or pieces of info that I've found especially useful or enlightening, and I've decided to stick these here in the hope that they may help someone else one day!!