Editing Skills and Implants (section)

==Conclusion==

Choosing your skills according to a certain plan or theme can provide a useful sense of structure, whether you determine the order of skill training yourself or use someone else's recommendations. The other possibility is to train skills as you decide you need them, which is the purpose of this section of the Signal Cartel exploration guide. If you're not sure what to train next, any of the skills here are good choices. 

You can pause training on a skill, and move another one to the top of your queue instead, without losing your progress. Are you training Astro Rangefinding when you decide you want to fly an Astero? Move your Amarr and Gallente Frigates to the top for a while. Having a lot of trouble with your can hacking? Make Archaeology or Hacking your focus for a bit.

The only real risk for skill training is the possibility of training a skill at a high level for weeks, and then realizing that you really didn't want or need it after all. This is easy to avoid, though. The time spent training a skill increases rapidly in comparison to the benefit of training, which stays the same for each level... which means that by holding off on a time-consuming skill level training you aren't missing out on as much. Also, you have this guide: choose a skill from here that you like the sound of, and the time you spend on it won't be wasted as you progress in your exploring career.


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