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>>57969
>Every time I do people who said theyd lend a hand dont ever get online, and the learning curve is about 1% gradient too steep for me.
If you really wish to play a game you need to prepare yourself to long-term planning - at least for several months. No money can buy you momentary progress in the game and if you just aquire coolest things on the market (they usually cost 10-100 times more than regular stuff) you will only become a very shiny target.
That means you will have enough time to learn all the basics, then all the advanced mechanics on the game. CCP has worked on on initial reception of newbies somewhat, so probably first week or two they are going to carry you through the easiest part, then you will be on your own, using sources like UniWiki, zkillboard, evesurvival and etc.
I started my career as miner and I ran missions and gained skills, and in a free time I was reading the theory. Then came the day when I decided I was full of "safe" and boring highsec life style, and moved to wormhole space, where I reside for over a year, with a small corporation that used to manage two star systems, but now only concentrated in one.
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