I want to boost my training, How to do this in Omega? I cant use alpha injector.
Explain like im a 5 year old 
use a full set of +2 ou +3 implants (depend of how much isk you have) and eventualy use a remap if you know exactly what you want to do in eve. itâs the cheapest way to get skilled. but avoid pvp if you wear an expensive set of implant.
the other one is to use your skilltime wisely and donât spend time in useless skill.
more important than anything, joint a newbros-firendly corp, your corpmates will give you some usefull advices for you skillplan.
finally, when you will know exactly what you need, you can begin to use classic skills injectors (the large one is preferable) if you have enouth isk or real money
some resources:
https://slides.eveuniversity.org/?slidesID=218
https://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Implants
Thank you for taking your time to explain 
How do i know wich implants i need?
How do i join a Corp?
How do i get Injectors?
As i said, im a noob and need really extensive explanations.
Never played a game like this before, and its a lot more advanced than my fps games
Thanks in advance.
For implants, I linked a page witch explain how they work. I think for a young player, +2 or +3 can be ok.
you can find a corporation in game via your neocom -> corporation -> search (something like thatâŚ)
you can use some filters to choise a corp witch fit you (language, area of operation etcâŚ)
as I see you are familiar with the forum, there is a recruitment page
for a new player, I think you have to find a good corp before thinking about skills.
Eve is a complex game, you will have questions to ask for years. You have to learn to find your answers by yourself. there is a lot of ressources avaible in internet.
https://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Main_Page
this is a solid database, especially usefull for a new player.
For injectors and implants (and anything else) you can buy it with isk in Jita system, itâs the main market hub
Each skill (right click on it, display âshow infoâ ) has 2 atttributes. There are 5 different attributes so if you really want to learn fast, you need to get best implant you can use, for each of them. I rearely learn skills, that require social attribute, so I get cheap implant for it, just in case (some my combat clones fly without it).
Slot 1 - Alpha - Ocular Filter: Perception
Slot 2 - Beta - Memory Augmentation: Memory
Slot 3 - Gamma - Neural Boost: Willpower
Slot 4 - Delta - Cybernetic Subprocessor: Intelligence
Slot 5 - Epsilon - Social Adaptation Chip: Charisma
Get âBasicâ version for first 4 and beta for the charisma Social Adaptation Chip.
You decide what you want to do, than you look for the corp. If you do not know yet, join eve - uni
https://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Applying_to_EVE_University Usually you check the time, when the corp is active, how big is it (bigger not always better for your personal game) and of cause if they fly in your area. There is a number of corps out there, who will let you join to steal your stuff and get easy kills on you. Beware.
You can buy skill injector. But it costs so much ISK, that you probably just wait till you find out, what you like to do (exploration, piracy, faction warfare, incursions etcâŚ) and than buy to boost absolutely necessary skills only. Proper corp will tell you which skils you lack most.
But above all - find what part of EVE entertain you most first. Life of a nomadic low sec pirat is something very different from playstyle of the person, who is building his own small sand castle together with few close friends. Industry oriented player sit in their null sec corner and do not go outsideof safe pocket, explorers will dive into wormholes to never get back⌠This game is bigger, than just âcounter-strikeâ in space.
Thank You!
Augmentations bought and installed.
Will do some research into Corps.
Steep price for the injectors 
appriciate your patience with my questions 
Bear in mind that player skill and character skill are not the same thing and player knowledge and skill are far more important. Experienced players flying frigates can and do kill inexperienced players flying battleships.
You canât inject player knowledge and skill - it comes with experience playing the game. Donât try to advance too fast.
As a new player you should run the tutorial and career missions, followed by the SOE epic arc. All explained here: https://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Getting_Started_in_EVE_Online
There are excellent new player corporations available once you decide how you want to play the game.
https://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Applying_to_EVE_University is a good choice.
Brave newbies is another: https://wiki.braveineve.com/public/corps/brave-newbies-inc/how-to-apply
Good luck and welcome to Eve
Yes, other players must extract those skill points from their own characters to fill up each injector, and the entire market is player-run (almost everything except skill books and some blueprints is either manufactured or looted by players). So we value the skill points and the injectors are priced accordingly.
Omega training speed is approx. 20 million points per year.
EVE is set up so that each ship has a role (tank, DPS, etc.), and the game lets you unlock any ship (any role) on a single character, with no limits (for Omega). Thus, if you focus on just a few ships, a character takes as long as other MMOâs, but if you try for âtrain everythingâ remember to equate it to âbuild a full account of all classesâ for other MMOâs.
Also because EVE lets you train any skill, player corps. donât recruit based on âneed.â If a corp has a need for a certain role or ship, itâs a simple matter for one or more of their existing members to train it up, they donât need to recruit outsiders. As a result, when it comes to recruiting new people, EVE corps are mostly looking for compatible personality and trustworthiness, as well as a general interest in doing what the corp is doing (donât try to join a PVP corp if you want to mine).
Finding a good corp is hard, so donât be afraid to join and leave if they suck. In general, high-security space is overcrowded with players who want to avoid PVP, and has low rewards, so the experience is generally poor. Low-security, null-security, and wormhole-space corps are usually better corps, because the dangers of living where they do will bring people together and build trust.
So its real skillpoints from players? Damn⌠Didnt knowâŚ
This game is complex⌠im kind of confused lolâŚ
Trying to find a corps now⌠hard job 
Thanks!
Aerius,
Welcome to New Eden. I was going to answer your questions, but others beat me to it with good responses.
Be aware if you are attacked and podded (where they destroy your ship and then destroy your pod with your clone in it) as you will lose your implants. Have a look at jumping to another clone if you are trying something dangerous.
https://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Jump_clones
If you havenât found it already, Eve University is a very good resource.
Training takes time. Take these early days at the start of you time as a Capsuleer to discover what you enjoy doing and then focus your training into that. There are no âgeneral specialistsâ. Experience rather than Skills make you a better pilot. Even as a new pilot you can make a difference. Big, expensive ships are sexy, but the small ships are the invaluable workhorses, cheap enough to make mistakes with, but capable enough to heroically save the day. Just because you can fly the big shiny doesnât mean you have to. I can fly a 1.5b ISK freighter, but use a 2m ISK frigate for most of my work.
A corporation that fits your needs is always hard to find. Fly with them first if you can before fully committing, and donât be afraid of moving on if your wants from Eve diverge from their objectives
As you may appreciate, life in New Eden isnât a game where you mystically reappear with all your equipment as if nothing has happened. Losses are permanent and actions have consequences. But that makes life exciting and worth livingâŚ
Out of curiosity, which set of implants did you get?
Fly safely and if you are around Amarr EFA then say hello.
Eloise.
SFRIM.
These implants:
Slot 1 - Alpha - Ocular Filter: Perception
Slot 2 - Beta - Memory Augmentation: Memory
Slot 3 - Gamma - Neural Boost: Willpower
Slot 4 - Delta - Cybernetic Subprocessor: Intelligence
Slot 5 - Epsilon - Social Adaptation Chip: Charisma
âBasicâ version for first 4 and beta for the charisma Social Adaptation Chip.
Fifty million ISK on implants? Thatâs a fair investment for a new player. I remember scrabbling for ISK as I started my career. I hope youâve not put all your spare cash in your pod, I still only fly with a Standard set plugged in - a hundred million or so if it all goes wrong.
Having a training clone, with a full set of expensive plugins and a combat clone is quite common. Along with clones focuses on other tasks - industry, mining and so forth - depending on your interests.
Replying with my main Chara
I do not have the multiple profile tasking completely under control yet, so using a jump clone for the fun bit.
Living in a WH so no time penalty on jumping
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