As the 'M10 skills needed' topic went it's own way a bit, I thought I'd make a new topic for this.
As I mentioned elsewhere, I am thinking of a massive redistribution of skills and after a short flirt with the perc/willp route, I now have more or less decided to go with the int/mem route instead. I've decided not to go for the suggested int/perc route as, although this will give some more flexibility, it also looses gain had by going for a dedicated redistribution (i.e. int/mem).
The problem I see though, is that with M10 around the corner, I want (need?) to be able to fly some good dps-ship before I step away from the pew-pew-skills for a while.
atm, I can only fly T1 ships (BC/BS) and one T2 ship (AF), which is not enough to fill the role in the corp I would like to fill: DPS.
So I have come up with a new plan: Train for HAC with T2 guns and then redistribute. This will take me about 2 more months
but after that I can dedicate myself to tanking and electronics (with the 40% time gain mentioned elsewhere) after which I can redistribute again and catch up with spaceship command skills again, then very fast being able to fly a lot of T2 ships.
A rough skillplan would then be:
t+30: HAC
t+60: T2 medium guns @ 4
t+60: skill redistribution to int/mem
t+90: learningskills mostly @ 5
t+180: tanking mostly @ 5
t+210: navigation skills mostly @ 5
t+300: electronic skills mostly @ 5
t+330: rigging skills @ x
t+330: skill redistribution to perc/willp
t+x: lot of ships!
So as you can see, it will take me about a year to be able to fly new ships.
pro's:
- good tanking is
- going for perc/willp first will not do me much good concerning T2 ships as I don't have other prerequisites, like propulsion jamming 5 for HIC etc
- it will provide a good basis to build on the rest of my eve career
con's:
- it takes almost a
year (or 9 months really) to go from HAC to other ships
- that might be booooooring
- not much flexibility
ofc, training to lvl 3/4 in a certain ship will always be a reasonable option if need be
So, after this monologue, I am curious what you guys think:
should I go the int/mem way?
should I train HAC first or will BC/BS suffice?
other remarks?
