-0.43
Alyce Gianangeli
Sep 15, 2020
Dec 23, 2014(11y)
Dec 23, 2026(250d)
Combat
Kills991
Losses179
Efficiency85%
ISK
Destroyed119.35b
Lost21.49b
ISK Eff.85%
Solo
Solo Kills652
Solo Ratio66%
Final Blows809
Points991
Other
NPC Losses2
NPC Loss Ratio1%
Avg Kills/Day0.24
ActivityLow
Gallente
Gallente
-0.43
Alyce Gianangeli
Last Active
Sep 15, 2020
Birthday
Dec 23, 2014 (11 years old)
Next Birthday
Dec 23, 2026 (250 days)
Combat
Kills991
Losses179
Efficiency85%
Danger Ratio99%
ISK
Destroyed119.35b
Lost21.49b
ISK Efficiency85%
Balance+97.86b
Solo
Solo Kills652
Solo Ratio66%
Final Blows809
Points991
Other
NPC Losses2
NPC Loss Ratio1%
Avg Kills/Day0.24
ActivityLow
No data available
Bio
o/
There is no shame in purposeful violence.
Some advice for these newbros in State Protectorate crying over losses.
1) Understand that being in a faction warfare corp means you are always a target to the rival militia. The only reason most people join faction warfare is for the ease of finding targets and fights. You will have a higher chance of finding targets, but you will always be a target as well.
2) Drop out of State Protectorate.
3) Join a player corp, preferably a 'new player friendly' one. Take their advice.
4) If you are new player, stay away from skill injectors. It's just a fast track to losing a ship you should not have even been flying.
5) You're going to die a LOT in this game, unless you never undock. And what's the fun in that? You cannot turn into a salt mine every time it happens. It's as much a part of the game as anything else. Consider any ship you are willing to undock, a loss. If you get it back home, you're lucky.
6) Have fun.
Now that we've covered that, wanna see my version of Squid Game?
There is no shame in purposeful violence.
Some advice for these newbros in State Protectorate crying over losses.
1) Understand that being in a faction warfare corp means you are always a target to the rival militia. The only reason most people join faction warfare is for the ease of finding targets and fights. You will have a higher chance of finding targets, but you will always be a target as well.
2) Drop out of State Protectorate.
3) Join a player corp, preferably a 'new player friendly' one. Take their advice.
4) If you are new player, stay away from skill injectors. It's just a fast track to losing a ship you should not have even been flying.
5) You're going to die a LOT in this game, unless you never undock. And what's the fun in that? You cannot turn into a salt mine every time it happens. It's as much a part of the game as anything else. Consider any ship you are willing to undock, a loss. If you get it back home, you're lucky.
6) Have fun.
Now that we've covered that, wanna see my version of Squid Game?
Dashboard
Stats
Kills8
Losses0
Efficiency100%
ISK Destroyed189.59m
ISK Lost0
ISK Efficiency100%
Solo Kills8
Solo Losses0
NPC Losses0
Blob Factor1.25
Active TimezoneEUTZ
Final Blows8
Points8
Activity Heat Map (EVE Time)
00
0
01
0
02
0
03
0
04
0
05
0
06
0
07
0
08
0
09
0
10
0
11
0
12
0
13
0
14
2
15
0
16
2
17
1
18
1
19
2
20
0
21
0
22
0
23
0
Intel Profile
PlaystyleSolo (8 kills)
Solo 75% Small 25%
Avg Fleet: 1.3
Typically Flies
Targets (Alliances)
Groups Flown With
Top Fleet Partners
No Killboard Found
There is no killboard configured at this address. Want your own personalized EVE Online killboard?
Visit EVE-KILLLog in at eve-kill.com, contribute your killmails, and create your own custom killboard from your settings.