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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Amuk" data-source="post: 3576228" data-attributes="member: 52297">I'm a relatively new Eve Online player myself. I got turned onto it by a couple of friends I made in Anarchy Online. I don't have a lot of time to play, so the learn-even-while-offline system works great for me.If you want to concentrate on Combat to start out, I suggest starting as Caldari/Civire. Mining in High Sec is the easiest (if somewhat slow early on) way to make some starting cash, so you'll definitely want to spend some time doing so. After a month or two, you may very well have a highly specific notion as to what sort of character you want to build, at which point you can either redirect your toon's focus or simply shelve him and start a new one if the starting build doesn't fit well. Regardless, do spend the time early on to train your Learning/Ability boosting skills. It seems boring, since they don't directly affect your in-game capabilities, but bumping those up to Level IV and then getting the second set up to Level IV as quickly as possible will save you immense amounts of time (days and weeks, not hours) training other skills down the road (you can, however, put Charisma on the backburner for the most part until something else you want requires you to start boosting it, as it doesn't boost training times all that much).Oh, and if you decide to subscribe, get yourself a copy of <a href="http://evemon.battleclinic.com/" target="_blank">EveMon</a>. It's absolutely essential to character development.</blockquote>

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