Originally Posted by mkzblaster
Hey everyone should be able to relate to the problem of first learning manual and how hard and a pain it was but here is where joining a fleet can help. My clan wasn't a navyfield clan but when we started playing it most of our members were new to the game so we had practices and we still do this for anyone that wants help. but learning manual on your own is hard and even the test mission is a pain compared to have 10 or 15 people join a room and explain points and reason for doing things as well as being targets :D But fleets can offer the newer players a forum of experienced players to ask questions of and learn and later on be the ones to help the new players
Most of the learning comes from practice.
We are all crap the first few games.
Then slowly we realize we stop mixing up q and e with a and d. Then we stop mixing up q with e and a with d. Then you realize you are proefficient with the command.
Now comes the split between players : Some bother learning their angles. Some don't.
Their loss, and if they cannot make an effort when you have effing GUIDELINES to help you, its too bad for them.
There is a limit to what the game does for you, and ffs this game is about sharpening your skill as a player as you go along. I totally blame school systems that tells kids "its not their fault they fail, its the system that isnt good enough. Here let us change it so you can pass" for those kind of moronic suggestions.
