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You can go back into the tutorial, it should be a button at the lower left corner of the screen.

The only problem is it doesn't take you back where you were, you have to kind of remember where you stopped and then restart that section. (You can't rejump back in half way of a section AFAIK.

Good luck and welcome to EVE, we hope you at least set a skill to training before you logged

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Thanks you... and yes, I did set a skill to train.

I totally agree. The tutorial is invalueable. I did the whole thing and without it I think I woudl have been lost.

Join the TCO-public channel so you can chat with everyone.

Channels>join/create>TCO-public

I suggest you do the tutorial then just muck about with missions for a while. It does take a while even find out what it is you want to do ingame. Missions offer a nice way to explore the game with reasonable safety. Delivery missions, mining missions and combat missions are all available.

, and there's a lot to it...

Author:	TheMole [ Tue Oct 17, 2006 9:01 am ]
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Created an account last night but I couldn't even get through the tutorial before I had to log. Look me up if you get a chance... that or I'll look you up when I figure out how... Owen Molenko

Author:	TheMole [ Tue Oct 17, 2006 9:33 am ]
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Question: Is there a way to rerun the tutorial? I had to quit it and want to start it back up when I get back in.

Author:	Obo [ Tue Oct 17, 2006 9:36 am ]
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When you pull up the menu (Esc I think), there are options to reset different bits of the tutorial.

Author:	Tetran [ Tue Oct 17, 2006 11:53 am ]
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I might try it again this weekend. I've given it a couple tries, but never got through the tutorial. I had too many other distractions at the time and was still enjoying WoW, so I just couldn't get the "buy-in" needed for another massive game like Eve. But from everyone's stories of life as a pirate, a merchant, and in a business, it sounds very fun. Plus now I've got the super PC and nothing to play

Author:	Aranarth [ Tue Oct 17, 2006 11:59 am ]
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You can go back into the tutorial, it should be a button at the lower left corner of the screen. The only problem is it doesn't take you back where you were, you have to kind of remember where you stopped and then restart that section. (You can't rejump back in half way of a section AFAIK. Good luck and welcome to EVE, we hope you at least set a skill to training before you logged

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Author:	TheMole [ Tue Oct 17, 2006 12:00 pm ]
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Aranarth wrote: You can go back into the tutorial, it should be a button at the lower left corner of the screen. The only problem is it doesn't take you back where you were, you have to kind of remember where you stopped and then restart that section. (You can't rejump back in half way of a section AFAIK. Good luck and welcome to EVE, we hope you at least set a skill to training before you logged Thanks you... and yes, I did set a skill to train.

Author:	Aranarth [ Tue Oct 17, 2006 1:39 pm ]
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TheMole wrote: [ Thanks you... and yes, I did set a skill to train. Your welcome and he's learning BTW others may NOT agree but I felt going thru the whole tutorial for a n00b was invaluable. I know your in game time is limited right now, but the tutorial is worth it.

Author:	iJasonT [ Tue Oct 17, 2006 1:52 pm ]
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I totally agree. The tutorial is invalueable. I did the whole thing and without it I think I woudl have been lost. Join the TCO-public channel so you can chat with everyone. Channels>join/create>TCO-public I suggest you do the tutorial then just muck about with missions for a while. It does take a while even find out what it is you want to do ingame. Missions offer a nice way to explore the game with reasonable safety. Delivery missions, mining missions and combat missions are all available.

Author:	TheMole [ Tue Oct 17, 2006 2:46 pm ]
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iJasonT wrote: I totally agree. The tutorial is invalueable. I did the whole thing and without it I think I woudl have been lost. Join the TCO-public channel so you can chat with everyone. Channels>join/create>TCO-public I suggest you do the tutorial then just muck about with missions for a while. It does take a while even find out what it is you want to do ingame. Missions offer a nice way to explore the game with reasonable safety. Delivery missions, mining missions and combat missions are all available. OK thanks, I will join that channel when I finish the tutorial. Missions sound like a good idea to start... I will probably go wherever I am told to go so I don't get lost... that map is intimidating.

Author:	iJasonT [ Tue Oct 17, 2006 3:04 pm ]
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after the tutorial is the wierd part. Once it ends you are just kind of left there. It doesn't 'tell' you to go or do anything. the world, as they say, is your oyster.

Author:	Aranarth [ Tue Oct 17, 2006 4:52 pm ]
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and its time to start making your first billion ISK, any dam way you please Its the beauty of EVE

Author:	TheMole [ Tue Oct 17, 2006 11:08 pm ]
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Phew... finally got through the tutorial

Author:	Aranarth [ Wed Oct 18, 2006 10:12 am ]
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Good for you, amke sure you are ALWAYS training a skill, downtime=bad, then when you can log in start doing missions or do some mining or whatever to start getting a feeling for the game. HiSec .9-1.0, I have not seen a rat yet. high sec .5 to .8, I believe is where you start getting rats. .1 to .4 starts to get scarry, and 0.0 is the wild west. Im still getting the hang of operating in lo sec space and Ive been playing for 6 weeks. Good luck and have fun And for everyone else it was fun talking to the TCO folks last night about Dead Parrots

Author:	iJasonT [ Wed Oct 18, 2006 12:13 pm ]
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pirates are =<.07 get evemon, it is excellent for planning skills.

Author:	X2-PB [ Wed Oct 18, 2006 6:47 pm ]
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As a side point, you guys may have noticed I haven't been in recently. Having network problems here in my house so I can't get my PC hooked up to the internet

Author:	TheMole [ Thu Oct 19, 2006 9:16 am ]
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Thanks to Ravage and Golga for showing me the ropes yesterday. I've got a good handle on training and outfitting frigates, and made it over to Mirilene (sp?) Naval Academy for some missions. Now I need to go dig up some mining guides. I really like that I can make progress by training when I am offline. For someone like me who only has 15 minutes of computer time on most days I can still get stuff done in that amount of time, and it will make my experience better the next time I am able to sit down and play for a couple hours. This game is different, and there's a lot to it... so far I am liking the sand in this sandbox.

Author:	Kyp Darron [ Sun Oct 22, 2006 4:48 am ]
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TheMole, take a look at: Halada's Mining Guide http://www.eve-wiki.net/index.php?title ... ning_Guide

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Author:	Aranarth [ Thu Oct 19, 2006 1:25 pm ]
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TheMole wrote: , and there's a lot to it... I vote for this as the understatement of the week. The vastness of this game litterally amaze me, and I have just touched a tiny bit of it..........