As noted in the post, there will be an option to set this to auto accept, making it act exactly like it does now

New players would get hit by these particular scams, and when they do it can be incredibly impactful to their early experience in New Eden. As we state above, our objective has been to improve the early game experiences of new players which is why we’ve made the choice to make these trades clearer, especially to someone not familiar with the Item Exchange UI.

Nope this is only a subset that we wanted to notify people of today when the patch was deployed to Singularity.

Greetings Tenacious Testers!

The EVE Dev team have been working on another package of tweaks, fixes and improvements for the October release, which have reached the our public test server Singularity in today’s update.

As with the last package, these changes are primarily focused on improving the experience for pilots in their first few hours and days in New Eden, but of course many of these will be generally useful for pilots of all ages and experience levels. At this time this list is incomplete, and more changes may be added over the coming weeks or make it into the final patch notes.

If nothing significant turns up during the testing period these changes will be released in the October patch. As always, if you wish to help, head on over to Singularity and get involved!

Changes

General:

• Un-packaged (and undamaged) items can now be sold without any need to repackage them first. Doing so will automatically repackage the item. In the case of non-empty ships or containers you will rec...

Yup, still in development

Bookmark folders only become visible to you if you are provided a link, which you then have to actively choose to subscribe to. There’s also no way to browse publicly accessible access lists, meaning public access can act like an “access with link” document

Thanks for reporting this, this is unintentional and a fix is in the works. Its noted in the known issues thread.

Thanks for the feedback, we’ve responded to a similar request here.

Thanks for the feedback. The progress bar shows a combination of your progress towards the required warp vector velocity and alignment, or if you are closer to it, the progress towards the 3 min auto-warp timer. What this means is that usually, it will be indicating your ships progress towards the warp vector, but if you get stuck, it will transition to a countdown to the auto-warp.

As others have rightly mentioned, the EVE UI is al...

You specifically quoted a conversation where I was talking about miners being bumped on asteroids, it had nothing to do with Freighters, or even the change you are complaining about.

I’ve already explained above what purpose this change serves with regards to new players.

No hazard pay, just a significant amount of counselling

Thanks for the feedback.

While I’m not working directly on the blackout changes I know that its effects continue to be monitored by the development team. Your feedback is heard.

TIL that a mining barge is a capital ship!

Thanks! We’ve been investigating this internally I’ve added the details of this to the known issues.

Thanks for the report on this, we’ve added this to the known issues and are working on a fix.

I’m not sure I’d call fixing an issue when warping “intentionally ignoring” a separate issue that has nothing to do with warping in the slightest.

Regardless, thanks for the feedback, I’ll pass this on to the team as I agree that it certainly falls under our drive to improve the lives of new players.

The new player aspect of this change was getting stuck on scenery and not knowing what to do, which is quite a common complaint among our fresh faced rookies.

Thanks for the feedback!

We took the decision to not include the option to turn off fitting warnings. Disable options such as this add additional development and maintenance complexity, and with a game a large and long running as EVE, these options certainly add up over time making the game more and more time consuming to develop and maintain. That’s not to say that there are not times when it is appropriate, but in this particular case we opted to go with making the warnings as non intrusive as possible.

I hope this makes sense!

The codes for these should be sent out in the next few days.

Certain fits using FoF missiles were designed to shoot at extreme range and therefore avoid any threat from NPCs, this change was primarily implemented to fix that.

Apologies for this. Reimbursements for now defunct items are continuing (many are already completed), but it is true that the next batch is now overdue. Watch this space, development time permitting the next batch will be done in the next few months.

Thanks a ton for all the feedback so far!

I wanted to draw your attention to an addition that we’ve made that has reached Singularity this week.

Update:

• The warp text shown above your Ship HUD will now be different in the pre-warp preparing stage and in the actual warp stage.
• We’ve added a bar above the pre-warp text that represents your ship’s progress towards achieving warp. This bar progress is derived from your velocity, alignment and time to auto-warp, and should hopefully be quite intuitive!

Greetings Tenacious Testers!

The EVE Dev team have been working on a package of tweaks, fixes and improvements for the September release, which have reached the our public test server Singularity in today’s update.

These changes (with a couple of exceptions) are primarily focused on improving the experience for pilots in their first few hours and days in New Eden, but of course many of these will be generally useful for pilots of all ages and experience levels. At this time this list is incomplete, and more changes will likely be added over the coming weeks.

If nothing significant turns up during the testing period these changes will be released in the September patch. As always, if you wish to help, head on over to Singularity and get involved!

Changes

General:

• Ships will now automatically enter warp after three minutes of attempting to align and reach the required speed.
  • This will now put a maximum cap on how long a ship can be bumped or stuck on geometry.
  • We’ve discussed this chan...

So here’s a screenshot of the right click menu you receive when clicking on a weapon, with the ammo types you can choose. This screenshot is from an older version of the game (the May release to be exact), and doesn’t have any ammo icons.

Is this the menu you are talking about?

Thanks for the report Zaayr, wars with no HQ are not instantly cancelled on release say, but are instead checked the next time their bills are processed, this will be sometime within the week.

I hope this clears things up