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The master of some

Mark, over at Eve Travel (the font of all lore) said that he had shuttle mastery. Mark has been playing a very individual and fascinating game of Eve for a long time. He has skipped over the parts that some play and sunk deeply into the part that I wish was more in all of our faces.

He is also an adorable sweetheart.

He said on twitter that he had shuttle mastery. I automatically assumed that I did not. It turns out I am wrong. I, Sugar Kyle, am a master of the Minmatar Shuttle.

But that is not all!

I have also mastered assault frigates and interceptors.

I could giggle. Go me!


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  1. I haven't checked my mastery yet, but I saw that on Twitter and thought, "How does one even master that? What skills even cover shuttles?" Navigation skills I suppose.

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    1. Navigation, engineering, blah blah blah. One of my Eve goals for a long time ways to fly every single Frigate perfectly. Which I define as not one more skillpoint could be spent to boost usage of any particular ship in anything that ship could possibly be fit to do in the role it's meant to serve. CCP keeps introducing more frigrates and moving the goalpost. But it's an interesting problem, it means scanning all 5 for instance, hacking, some leadership, all weapons systems including drones, ecm.. yada yada. Heck, mining frigate means ores. It's over 150 mil SP to fly every frigate perfectly. It's a stupid amount of skillpoints for let me tell you a sort of useless personal achievement. The only upside is my main has an ungodly broad base of playstyles.

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