Adventures in Mission Running

Just a quick post about Out of Game tools I use with EVE. This isn’t the first article you’ll read about many of these, but I’m also sure it won’t be the last. So in no particular order…

EVEMon link Windows. One of the first OOG tools I used. Lets you plan out different training plans. You can search ships, modules, and with the latest version, certificates and EVEMon will show what skills are needed. It will also recommend neural remapping options to speed training up.

Capsuleer link iPhone/iPod Touch. One of the newer tools I added to my toolbox. Shows your current skill and queue if you have one going on. Can access the Blog Pack for reading on the go. Very easy to use.

EFT Link. EVE Fitting Tool. Windows. Let’s you set up different ship/module configurations “on paper” to see how effective they are. You can import your character info by API to check your skills against your setup.

ineve.net Web. Handy for showing off your millions of skillpoints. Or showing a friend what skills you already have and what skills you should learn…

All of these tools can use your public API key. (Just in case, you can get yours here.) All but Capsuleer can be copy and pasted. Capsuleer’s email system works great as well.

That’s all for this post. Not breaking new ground, but it did let me try out this Wordpress app on my iPhone.

Time to introduce Happy Face, my Eos-class command ship I’m flying out here.

Eos-class command ship, Happy Face

That’s her sitting in the station docking bay.

And for those that are curious about my setup, here’s the current setup, courtesy of EFT:

EFT setup for Happy Face