DUST Search - Choose which skill to train passively.

KryptixX wrote:

Novas Prime wrote:

Captain-Awesome wrote:

you are already getting 2 tiers of sp gain, a third would be op, unjustified and make things easier....

I swear people QQing about not getting daily sp, the cap, isk costs, and now requests for a 2nd passive sp gain. that's just.... no.

The idea wasn't to have a second lot of SP gain, it was to have the ability to choose to put your passive SP gain into a skill. I realise it really makes no difference as you could still choose to put the SP on that skill afterwards anyway. But with some low level skills, setting it so its passive training overnight and knowing that the next day it's trained would be good. The other thing is that my job can take me away for months at a time so for me the ability to queue a load of skills and know that they're still training would make me feel better.

You'll still have all that passive SP saved up to dump when you get back.

20k passive a day x 60 days = 1.2 mil SP, i think you can train a few skills with that.


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Novas Prime Algintal Core Gallente Federation 61	Posted - 2012.11.04 17:16:00 - [1] - Quote Id like to get peoples opinions on this subject. In EVE skills are trained passively and not by destroying ships or suchlike. Id like to see something similar in Dust whereby you choose a skill to add the passive SP to so that when you start playing again the SP cost for that skills next level has reduced.
Novas Prime Algintal Core Gallente Federation 61	Posted - 2012.11.04 17:28:00 - [2] - Quote good point
Novas Prime Algintal Core Gallente Federation 61	Posted - 2012.11.04 22:43:00 - [3] - Quote I'm just thinking that at the moment that skill training seems a bit passive and boring. I'd like to see something like the last post suggested where you choose a skill and can only put SP into it until its complete
Novas Prime Algintal Core Gallente Federation 61	Posted - 2012.11.04 22:53:00 - [4] - Quote Captain-Awesome wrote: you are already getting 2 tiers of sp gain, a third would be op, unjustified and make things easier.... I swear people QQing about not getting daily sp, the cap, isk costs, and now requests for a 2nd passive sp gain. that's just.... no. The idea wasn't to have a second lot of SP gain, it was to have the ability to choose to put your passive SP gain into a skill. I realise it really makes no difference as you could still choose to put the SP on that skill afterwards anyway. But with some low level skills, setting it so its passive training overnight and knowing that the next day it's trained would be good. The other thing is that my job can take me away for months at a time so for me the ability to queue a load of skills and know that they're still training would make me feel better.
Novas Prime Algintal Core Gallente Federation 61	Posted - 2012.11.04 23:38:00 - [5] - Quote KryptixX wrote: Novas Prime wrote: Captain-Awesome wrote: you are already getting 2 tiers of sp gain, a third would be op, unjustified and make things easier.... I swear people QQing about not getting daily sp, the cap, isk costs, and now requests for a 2nd passive sp gain. that's just.... no. The idea wasn't to have a second lot of SP gain, it was to have the ability to choose to put your passive SP gain into a skill. I realise it really makes no difference as you could still choose to put the SP on that skill afterwards anyway. But with some low level skills, setting it so its passive training overnight and knowing that the next day it's trained would be good. The other thing is that my job can take me away for months at a time so for me the ability to queue a load of skills and know that they're still training would make me feel better. You'll still have all that passive SP saved up to dump when you get back. 20k passive a day x 60 days = 1.2 mil SP, i think you can train a few skills with that. Good point. I just wanted to feel like I was progressing while I was away. I mean if the choice is there you dont have to use it. But it'd be nice for those that do.