Its engines have alternate power sources that come into play should any of its cargo - for which it has plenty of room - cause serious interference with internal systems. It is particularly adept at venturing into dangerous territories, not merely in recovering whatever may be of interest but also in being able to safely bring it back. Thanks to the Sisters' efforts and the Sanctuary's particular expertise, the Astero is an agile, tenacious ship that aptly adheres to the mantra of both rescuers and explorers: Stay safe, stay hidden, and use every tool at your disposal. It had been under development by the Sanctuary corporation, whose interest in exploration includes not only search & rescue operations but also a constant inquiry into the nature of the EVE Gate. If you remove ALL haulers, you trim the total by ~23M SP.Īdding all Cap and SuperCap related skills adds another ~85M SP.This was one of the first vessels the Sisters of EVE made available to capsuleers. In addition to blops, I lumped Freighters and Jump Freighters in here.PI, Production, Resource Processing, Science, Social, Trade and Corporation Management are either absent or lightly represented.It excludes all Mining upgrades, but there are only a few mil of SP there.Anything exclusively for caps (but does include jump skills.:)Īll usable subcap piloting skills and their prerequisites all to V comes out to ~256M SP.
There are a few improvements on this (bonus SP, new-character implants), but none of that will move that total time by more than a month or so.ĮDIT: I see that trekkie1701 argues that I'm about a half-year year short, that's certainly possible too. I suspect you'd be able to remap optimally, given ~20 remaps. That's ~6790 days, or a bit over 18.6 years. Your learning rate tops out at 2700sp/hr with +5 implants and remapped into the correct attribute for whatever you're learning. However, you will be able to fit it out with basically whatever you might want at this point and you'll be the envy of every newbie, aside from the fact that your clone will cost hundreds of millions of ISK every time you get podded (with the cost of the implants/actual clone cost)Īll skills to 5 takes a bit over 440million SP when I checked a few months ago.
EVE ONLINE SKILL TREE FULL
Two other interesting statistics, to buy every skillbook is 28,878,500,000 ISK.Īlso be ready to not have variety with how the remap points are set up you'll be flying your first new ship in 4,787 days, 21 hours, 15 minutes with full remaps, when you hit your first racial frigate skill (other than the one you started with). Long story short it's not a goal that's worthwhile to even try as a long-term, because odds are you'll never get there if CCP adds more skills, they add more training time but if they don't add anything, then they're likely also not adding new stuff to the game and that's usually a precursor to a game dying. Of course, CCP will probably add more skills in to the game, or the "Eve is dying" prediction may come true in the third decade of the game's history, or other things may change. You'd finish on Tuesday, November 15th, 2033 if you started today. With +5s and a remap you'll wind up with 7,005 days, 9 minutes, 1 second, or around 19 years.
Not related, just thought I'd make you feel old).
If you started today you'd be done on Saturday, January 9th, 2038 (also, for those of you who are 90s kids - this is the same amount of time since May 14th, 1991. With some basic attribute optimization and assuming a 3rd bonus remap late in to the plan, which may happen because it's years away (and keep in mind I don't do long plans so there may be a more optimal way to do it), you can knock that down to 8521 days 19 hours, 8 minutes, 42 seconds, or about 23 years from now. If you started today, and CCP added no new skills, you'd finish your last skill on Tuesday, November 4th, 2042. According to EveMon, with no remaps/implants 10,281 days 7 hours, 51 minutes, and 9 seconds, or 28.17 years.
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