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For a new player I still recommend vanilla especially since they just redid the starting experience. Though you can definitely start on PE but you'll get the old missions instead.
Gotcha. How much/how far should a scrub such as myself play vanilla before you'd say that they know enough to comfortably start PE? I understand that might be a tough thing to quantify, but any opinion/ballpark is welcome just to give me a vague sense if nothing else.
Nobody can really answer that for you, as some people are happy to play vanilla for thousands of hours while others can get bored after a few hours, and everything in between. :D
But I say for a good start, play through at least all the tutorial missions and all the main story chapter 1 to chapter 12, get yourself a capital vessel and explore the galaxy a little.
But really, just keep playing until you find yourself wanting to try something new!
So, yeah...you could play vanilla for a hundred hours or so, maybe run out of things to do...or be completely amazed with vanilla for several hundred hours. Or, you could start playing PE and have a fairly different playing experience (but you wouldn't know how different it is unless you put time into the vanilla game). And then there is this - are you going to play it single player or on a server with other players? Both have it's pro's and con's and that is something you'll have to figure out on your own. Nice thing about single player mode is that you "can" use console commands if you get stuck or screwed. This is my watered down answer, hope this helps!!
Edit: What was I thinking...Hell yes, play Project Eden, it's great!