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I downloaded the free trial to check out the game but my god, the tutorial lasts an eternity!!! I know it's to teach you and all but it seems I was on that for a few hrs and finally I left. It wasn't even finished but I was getting bored and sleepy and when that happens you don't pay attention the way you should.
I'll give it another shot later today, right now I was just glad to turn it off. Besides, I don't think you get all that with just one time, it's a lot to take in.
Hopefully, when I relog if I do, I can access the tutorial again, if not, then so be it.
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Darkfall for now.
Quit bashing games YOU don't like! Including WoW, you know you liked it before you got burned out.
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you can acess the tutorial whenever you want to.
But really it is pratically required to go thru the tutorial.
A day later, I reinstalled, and went all the way through the tutorial. As painful as you think think the turotial is, bear with it.
The game is very good and you really need to learn things taught in the tutorial.
Eve is a very complicated game at first, so if you CBA or just aren't ready to dedicate to it, then don't play. Personally I played for three years and those were the most (and the only, tbh) fun MMORPG years of my life. The 1-2 years I spent playing some other MMOs were all short term gratification, boredom after about 20-30 hours...not my thing. The best part is that if you play right in Eve, you can not only avoid the skills grind, but even the ISK grind (join a socialist corp or something).
what derf said is pretty on the money.
honestly, if you don't do the tutorial, you will be asking a LOT of questions which will have pretty much everyone asking you, "um, did you do the tutorial?" once you finish it, you should have a grasp on a lot of the basics, plus you'll get a mission to get your first implant.
could we please get correspondent writers and moderators, on the eve forum at mmorpg.com, who are well-versed on eve-online and aren't just passersby pushing buttons? pretty please?
EvE is one of the most detailes best games out there you know and thats why the tutorial is so......long as there is a lot you need to learn. I like to think that the Tutorial is EvE's first test of whether you will both like EvE and whether yuo will be able to succeed in it. Dont feel bad if you cant do the tutorial in the end this shows that you cant hack it and at least then you wont wast your time with eve when you can just play a easy game like Everquest 2 or WoW.
This Tutorial also helps prevent Leet Kiddies from infesting EvE like they do in other games
"Don't corpse-camp that idea. Its never gonna rez"
Bladezz (The Guild)
maybee so but its still true. If you cant do the tutorial you probably cant do the game.
and they will be continuing to make it more helpful
but in the end just join up with EvE univerity in-game. They seem to be where all the new players have been going now-a-days.
oh and just be glad your getting 800k skill points, it use to be 40k. lol
yes yes I know the expections, but that's not the point.
Someone hit it on the head when they wrote if you don't like the tutorial or like going thru' it the game is probably not for you.
I recall about 2 yrs ago, I downloaded EVE being I was looking for a new game and I also left the tutorial but that time I didn't even leave the docking base where the game began at. At least this time I left after leaving the docking base so I'm improving.
Some days you're really not in the mood or mode of just sitting while going thru' a boring lecture. While there are days you don't really mind and you do soak it all in.
Actually in my day the tutorial was like this......
Target asteroid
Mine it
Target moving drone [next to asteroid].
Blow it up
Dock at station [didnt tell you how to find it].
Congratulations tutorial finished.
In the end in those days you had a lot of people looking for newbs to take on into there corp. So finding a corp to teach you properly wasant too hard.
Aye tutorial is long, but it introduces you to most things you need to know to get started playing. It is far from comprehensive enough to teach you very much, but at least you will have done most things at least once. It also gives you a leg up towards getting a new ship so you can start getting into the game(startup ship is utter crap).
Even after doing tutorial you will have problems with the game unless you have a better memory than me. I constantly faced situations I had encountered in tutorial but couldnt quite remember. Asking in rookie help channel was a big help then, since they didnt need to spell it out, just give me hints that made me remember from tutorial.
For a game of this complexity, the tutorial is pretty spot on. It is, unlike the tutorials in most other mmorpgs, quite helpfull. I`ve played AO, CoH, WoW to endgame and AC, EQ, EQ2 sporadically, and I`ve never come across a tutorial as helpfull as this one
Veni, Vidi, Vomite