For example, if a rat webs you, it shows a web above or below the round capacitor icon and you can target it back faster.īe sure to go into the options and set auto target back to 0, i think thats the new default, but just incase, check it. Took me a while to learn that :)ĬTRL+click on the icons above the capacitor will target the ship thats doing the stuff shown there. Improvements in either of these areas would be most welcome.ĭouble click in space will make your ship fly in that direction. Then, to rub salt in the wound of going through this ten times, there is no way to save your keyboard settings like you can with the overview. It will frequently detect you as simply pressing the ALT key alone so you have to really perfectly time it. I noticed some people are putting maneuvering stuff in the top/home row so I'm thining about bringing in some of the basics from those layouts too.Īnd if CCP karkur or other members of Team Pony Express/Kuromaku are reading this: Try to use meta-key combinations when modifying your keyboard layout is brutal. I'm also trying to use the radial menu a lot more but it is hard.
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Situational/Pulsed stuff like prop mods goes in the middle row. Basically speed-important stuff on top row because I play League of Legends so it keeps my hands in roughly the same position. I arrange my modules so point is always on Q, Web or weapon group is on W, etc. I'm on hiatus and was megabad even when I was active, but the number keys suck too, so (edit: I only just realized this was about what default keyboard shortcuts are available and not what custom configuration one uses -.-) But if you see someone named Ani-Dor Ocasio doing something stupid, at least tell me what I did wrong after you gank me. I'm not on alot (stupid reality, always getting into the way, with its bills, and children, and non-Soylent-based meal preparation). What keyboard shortcuts are out there, and how do you use them?
The other day I realised I was tired in my non-mouse arm, and couldn't understand why until I looked down and realised my left hand was poised over the keyboard like the lead's understudy, waiting for her to get diarrhea and get subbed in.
A minute to learn, a lifetime to master, and all that.īut one thing I noticed, at least in my own gameplay, is that I rarely use anything other than the mouse. If anything, Eve's learning curve feels more akin to chess, early understanding of the basic rules in no way makes you proficient. Now, losing the awesome frigate that came with my starter pack because I'm a moron who misunderstood how fast the hull readout would go red, THAT was harrowing.
I've really enjoyed it, and between the tutorial missions, the noob help channels, and even having an Eve employee get in touch through chat just to "check in," the game isn't even close to the harrowing learning curve I was worried about. I'm a complete noob, just started Eve a few weeks before B-R5RB.
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