DUST Search - Thoughts on Dust at 1 Million SP

Turtle Hermit Roshi wrote:

Asterion Cretos wrote:

NPE

Made a thread a week ago about my first day in New Eden. More or less saying how the majority of the playerbase is tough to kill, but I was willing to stick it all for the long haul. That hasn't changed, as I've combed the forums a bit (found the Rookie Training Ground. Awesome that it's here.) , and joined D-UNI. Having done so, I think I may have avoided what many new guys have been forced to play through. While I do enjoy playing solo, playing in a squad is the way to go. Going to mention the Pubstomping later, but It's much more fun to have a group to play with. Even if you are being pushed into your own redline. D-UNI has provided that, along with Dennie's frequent mails which sometimes contain helpful tips.

I doubt I would've found them if I hadn't found the forums like I said earlier. Having a notification on where to head right out of the Academy would have been nice. Though I've discovered that part of the experience of playing in New Eden is about finding your own way around, and that this universe isn't for every player.

you are te kind of person that we need in dust Smile

i havea postion waiting for you in DL or what ever other corp im in Big smile

remember to specialize / become a professional at what you do . then broaden your horizons Blink

what kind of class you run ???

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Asterion Cretos DUST University Ivy League 117	Posted - 2014.02.09 19:02:00 - [1] - Quote Like the title says, these are my thoughts on the game at 1M SP. Going to break this up into a couple posts to avoid one massive wall. That said, begins typing next post I would rather die my way than live by yours.
Supernus Gigas Star Giants 242	Posted - 2014.02.09 19:11:00 - [2] - Quote k *FIRE UP THE HEAVY MEAT GRINDER! WE'RE HAVIN' CLONE BURGERS TONIGHT, BOYS!*
KAGEHOSHI Horned Wolf Dominion of the Supreme Emperor God-King KAGEHOSHI 8987	Posted - 2014.02.09 19:11:00 - [3] - Quote Just a bit of advice about spending SP. I would advise prioritizing spending SP into core skills that benefit all suits. Electronics (more CPU), engineering (more PG), shield upgrades (more shields), armor upgrades (more armor); I would get shield extension and armor plating to level 1 to use standard plates and extenders, MLT ones use up more PG/CPU. That weapon skill (weapon upgrades?) that unlocks damage mods is also great to have, reduces the CPU cost of damage mods. Light/sidearm/heavy weapon operation skills are useful as well since they reduce CPU consumption of the respective weapon type. You should also be aware that nanocircuitry reduces CPU of nanohives and nanite injectors by 5% per level (hidden bonus). I also strongly advise maxing out profile dampening, it reduces your scan profile low enough on a medium suit that you can hide from standard active scanners, and lets you use complex profile dampeners (just one will hide you from advanced active scanners). You might not need this advice at all, but just in case you might. Gû¦Gû+Supreme emperor god-kingpÇÉKAGEH¦PSHIpÇæ// Lord of threads // Forum alt Gû¦Gû+
Sgt Buttscratch lcritMYpantS 1489	Posted - 2014.02.09 19:15:00 - [4] - Quote don't spend SP or ISK, run STARTER BPO forever. makes the game a lot more fun I stick my weiner in two buns and and then give it the gas Sour cream from my spleen into Levi jeans
Slim Winning BIG BAD W0LVES 40	Posted - 2014.02.09 19:18:00 - [5] - Quote 1m SP = 2 weeks... They gave you 500k to start with.
Asterion Cretos DUST University Ivy League 118	Posted - 2014.02.09 19:22:00 - [6] - Quote NPE Made a thread a week ago about my first day in New Eden. More or less saying how the majority of the playerbase is tough to kill, but I was willing to stick it all for the long haul. That hasn't changed, as I've combed the forums a bit (found the Rookie Training Ground. Awesome that it's here.) , and joined D-UNI. Having done so, I think I may have avoided what many new guys have been forced to play through. While I do enjoy playing solo, playing in a squad is the way to go. Going to mention the Pubstomping later, but It's much more fun to have a group to play with. Even if you are being pushed into your own redline. D-UNI has provided that, along with Dennie's frequent mails which sometimes contain helpful tips. I doubt I would've found them if I hadn't found the forums like I said earlier. Having a notification on where to head right out of the Academy would have been nice. Though I've discovered that part of the experience of playing in New Eden is about finding your own way around, and that this universe isn't for every player. I would rather die my way than live by yours.
ALPHA DECRIPTER Dragon-Empire 723	Posted - 2014.02.09 19:36:00 - [7] - Quote Asterion Cretos wrote: NPE Made a thread a week ago about my first day in New Eden. More or less saying how the majority of the playerbase is tough to kill, but I was willing to stick it all for the long haul. That hasn't changed, as I've combed the forums a bit (found the Rookie Training Ground. Awesome that it's here.) , and joined D-UNI. Having done so, I think I may have avoided what many new guys have been forced to play through. While I do enjoy playing solo, playing in a squad is the way to go. Going to mention the Pubstomping later, but It's much more fun to have a group to play with. Even if you are being pushed into your own redline. D-UNI has provided that, along with Dennie's frequent mails which sometimes contain helpful tips. I doubt I would've found them if I hadn't found the forums like I said earlier. Having a notification on where to head right out of the Academy would have been nice. Though I've discovered that part of the experience of playing in New Eden is about finding your own way around, and that this universe isn't for every player. In the future I recommend you reserve your posts so that everything you have to say is on the top and the readers comments come after. Yea, the rookie training ground is the best thing that has come out of these forums...period! Unfortunately, as you can see from the number of poorly skilled players, it is sadly underused. "...this universe isn't for every player"? LOL DAMN STREIGHT! This universe is freaking hardcore! That's part of the reason the player base is so low compared to other games. Other games are for everyone. Scout Tactician Dance puppets, DANCE!
Turtle Hermit Roshi D.A.R.K L.E.G.I.O.N D.E.F.I.A.N.C.E 99	Posted - 2014.02.09 19:49:00 - [8] - Quote Asterion Cretos wrote: NPE Made a thread a week ago about my first day in New Eden. More or less saying how the majority of the playerbase is tough to kill, but I was willing to stick it all for the long haul. That hasn't changed, as I've combed the forums a bit (found the Rookie Training Ground. Awesome that it's here.) , and joined D-UNI. Having done so, I think I may have avoided what many new guys have been forced to play through. While I do enjoy playing solo, playing in a squad is the way to go. Going to mention the Pubstomping later, but It's much more fun to have a group to play with. Even if you are being pushed into your own redline. D-UNI has provided that, along with Dennie's frequent mails which sometimes contain helpful tips. I doubt I would've found them if I hadn't found the forums like I said earlier. Having a notification on where to head right out of the Academy would have been nice. Though I've discovered that part of the experience of playing in New Eden is about finding your own way around, and that this universe isn't for every player. you are te kind of person that we need in dust i havea postion waiting for you in DL or what ever other corp im in remember to specialize / become a professional at what you do . then broaden your horizons what kind of class you run ??? yes i scream KA-ME-HA-MEHAAAAAA when i forge muthafuckas the Turtle Hermit: Professional Heavy
ALPHA DECRIPTER Dragon-Empire 724	Posted - 2014.02.09 19:58:00 - [9] - Quote Turtle Hermit Roshi wrote: Asterion Cretos wrote: NPE Made a thread a week ago about my first day in New Eden. More or less saying how the majority of the playerbase is tough to kill, but I was willing to stick it all for the long haul. That hasn't changed, as I've combed the forums a bit (found the Rookie Training Ground. Awesome that it's here.) , and joined D-UNI. Having done so, I think I may have avoided what many new guys have been forced to play through. While I do enjoy playing solo, playing in a squad is the way to go. Going to mention the Pubstomping later, but It's much more fun to have a group to play with. Even if you are being pushed into your own redline. D-UNI has provided that, along with Dennie's frequent mails which sometimes contain helpful tips. I doubt I would've found them if I hadn't found the forums like I said earlier. Having a notification on where to head right out of the Academy would have been nice. Though I've discovered that part of the experience of playing in New Eden is about finding your own way around, and that this universe isn't for every player. you are te kind of person that we need in dust i havea postion waiting for you in DL or what ever other corp im in remember to specialize / become a professional at what you do . then broaden your horizons what kind of class you run ??? Good question! Reading about different playstyles is always entertaining and usually educational lol. -off topic- F*****G LOVE YOUR SIG! lololol Scout Tactician Dance puppets, DANCE!
Asterion Cretos DUST University Ivy League 120	Posted - 2014.02.09 20:08:00 - [10] - Quote On the Ground Said I was going to mention Pubstomping. Here It is. Dear lord, some of you asshats don't let up. Several times I have been mauled by a pack of rabid proto's while playing solo and with a squad. Solo doesn't bother me nearly as much, as that is expected. I also know most have a massive amount of SP into their suits and roles, but watching a whole team be decimated by one squad is discouraging. It's even worse when one side is stacked with 2 squads from the same corp. That said, the rare matches when somehow your team of randoms manage to beat the stacked team is oh so satisfying. Watching that one squad be swallowed up in a blob of blue is hilarious. Especially when that last guy tries to run. Knowing there is a slither of hope behind all those black suits is encouraging. When each side is relatively even is where Dust shines. Both teams going back and forth over letters is a blast. Having both sides collide into one epic firefight for that last point is a major highlight. Even a loss in these close fought battles feels like a win, knowing that it came down to the last clone on the field. Then having to restock on your suits after a match like that is what sets Dust apart from the rest. I would rather die my way than live by yours.
Asterion Cretos DUST University Ivy League 120	Posted - 2014.02.09 20:11:00 - [11] - Quote Turtle Hermit Roshi wrote: you are te kind of person that we need in dust i havea postion waiting for you in DL or what ever other corp im in remember to specialize / become a professional at what you do . then broaden your horizons what kind of class you run ??? Currently speccing into Logi. Though depending on the suit changes and a respec in 1.8 that may change. I might look into DL I would rather die my way than live by yours.
COVERT SUBTERFUGE PSU GHOST SYNDICATE DARKSTAR ARMY 165	Posted - 2014.02.09 20:38:00 - [12] - Quote I put my 32 mill main on the back burner to be reborn as the Matari master race with a whopping 2.5 mill SP. I'm playing mostly factional warfare and I'm playing scout so I avoid confrontations and work on uplinks etc. With loyalty points you can spec into advanced gear at level 1 and proto at level 3. It's actually a ******* awesome way to gear up before you have the SP and really recommend this approach. As a logi, for e.g, you can go level 1 logi and put on the advanced and get a double healing repper at repair lvl 3. If you don't take this approach, most others have covered the basics. Spec into core skills, CPU, PG, but go into dampening early as many have clearly not bothered with these skills and even level 3 will allow you to ghost around many mercs. Pick a role and spec into it, flesh it out then move on. Good luck! Subterfuge and terrorist GOD in the making Proud Minmatar - Alt of THE GREY CARDINAL Love the Art of War
Iron Wolf Saber Den of Swords 13020	Posted - 2014.02.09 20:59:00 - [13] - Quote tags for reading. CPM 0 Secretary Omni-Soldier, Forum Warrior, Annoying Artist \\= Advanced Caldari Assault // Unlocked
Joel II X Dah Gods O Bacon 909	Posted - 2014.02.09 21:03:00 - [14] - Quote Slim Winning wrote: 1m SP = 2 weeks... They gave you 500k to start with. Isn't the cap 180k a week? I'm no mathematician, but I'm pretty sure two weeks doesn't make it to the half million required. It would be more around somewhere in the third week assuming he capped out the first two weeks.
COVERT SUBTERFUGE PSU GHOST SYNDICATE DARKSTAR ARMY 165	Posted - 2014.02.09 21:08:00 - [15] - Quote Joel II X wrote: Slim Winning wrote: 1m SP = 2 weeks... They gave you 500k to start with. Isn't the cap 180k a week? I'm no mathematician, but I'm pretty sure two weeks doesn't make it to the half million required. It would be more around somewhere in the third week assuming he capped out the first two weeks. With active and passive boosters you make just over 500K so at 2 weeks it's more like 1.5 million. Subterfuge and terrorist GOD in the making Proud Minmatar - Alt of THE GREY CARDINAL Love the Art of War
Asterion Cretos DUST University Ivy League 121	Posted - 2014.02.09 21:10:00 - [16] - Quote Joel II X wrote: Slim Winning wrote: 1m SP = 2 weeks... They gave you 500k to start with. Isn't the cap 180k a week? I'm no mathematician, but I'm pretty sure two weeks doesn't make it to the half million required. It would be more around somewhere in the third week assuming he capped out the first two weeks. I caught the tail end of the triple SP week. I would rather die my way than live by yours.

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