I have finally finished training the skills that I want
which use the attributes of Intelligence and Memory. Now I can move back over into combat skills
and start training a bunch of those up.
What I have currently done is break the skills up into groups e.g.
projectiles, hybrids, etc... to allow me a more organized view of the combat
skills which I will want to eventually train.
I look at all these skills and realize there's a lot of time ahead of me
to reach my end goal, which at the moment goes up to cruisers.
Since I started a little over a year ago, I only ever
wanted to fly Amarrian ships and use lasers.
While these will always be my favorite, I have realized that it would
also be good to be able to fit other types of ships and weapon systems for
PvP. Since I started looking into the
PvP aspect of the game about two months ago I started to look at more and more
ships which I would want to fly and try out.
These expanded from only Amarrian ships into some of the other races and
even into the pirate faction ships.
One personal rule I live by in Eve is that I fly what I
want to fly (which mostly ends up being based on how the ship looks). I don't fly a ship just because the current
meta has it labeled as overpowered, I especially hate it when I seek advice for
a ship fitting featuring Amarrian ships and lasers and get told to just fly
something else (can apply to an racial ship or weapon type). When I start flying stuff which I don't like,
I stop liking the game, after which I wonder why I'm playing a game I don't
like.
While currently I am unable to fit any other weapon
systems besides lasers and torpedos, I do have most of the racial ships up to
at least IV. But looking at pirate
ships, those actually give bonuses for cross training. I found the Ashimmu and thought, "Now
that's one good looking ship, I want one of those". After which I looked at the bonuses and saw
that it received bonuses for using Amarr cruisers, it also gains bonuses for
having Minmatar cruisers. I expect I
will eventually end up training both to V, and while I am not planning on
flying any Minmatar cruisers, I want the skill because it benefits something I
like.
The same thing applies when I saw the Cynabal, I really
liked how the ship looks only to discover that it uses medium projectiles, heck,
I don't even have small projectiles trained.
A dislike for the other weapon systems is not something I harbor, but
the reality of the situation is that I never thought about training them, because I had
only looked at tech I Amarrian ships.
Moving through the ship catalog has opened up more options, and as
such I wish to be able to use them. Which
means diversifying my weapon repertoire; now to figure out how ammo works.
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