3.47
Davidperel
Dec 1, 2020
Dec 28, 2006(19y)
Dec 28, 2026(112d)
Combat
Kills1,070
Losses313
Efficiency77%
ISK
Destroyed1.68t
Lost109.21b
ISK Eff.94%
Solo
Solo Kills202
Solo Ratio19%
Final Blows405
Combat Points1,070
Other
NPC Losses57
NPC Loss Ratio18%
Avg Kills/Day0.15
ActivityInactive
Caldari
Achura
3.47
Davidperel
Last Active
Dec 1, 2020
Birthday
Dec 28, 2006 (19 years old)
Next Birthday
Dec 28, 2026 (112 days)
Combat
Kills1,070
Losses313
Efficiency77%
Danger Ratio82%
ISK
Destroyed1.68t
Lost109.21b
ISK Efficiency94%
Balance+1.57t
Solo
Solo Kills202
Solo Ratio19%
Final Blows405
Combat Points1,070
Other
NPC Losses57
NPC Loss Ratio18%
Avg Kills/Day0.15
ActivityInactive
Nothing in the last 7d
Bio
“Winter will never come for the likes of us. Should we die in battle, they will surely sing of us, and it’s always summer in the songs.”
I was once lost but now i don not have a clue!
Kill or die trying!
Why Did You Lose Your Ship?
The core of Eve's gameplay is based on uncertainty. Your next jump could be your last, you could lose your ship, your pod, at any given moment. Your fate is unknown. I am the Wolf outside the glow of the campfire, the danger, risk, the agent of chaos. Without me there is no uncertainty, no risk, no unknown danger. I represent the darkness so that you can measure your successes against something tangible. Losing your ship means you have much yet to learn and more skills yet to master. Escaping or defeating me represents an achievement in that journey. If you lost your ship then I have done you a favor. A favor that is done to me from time to time. Learn from it, seek revenge, train hard, and someday return that favor. I look forward to it. And so should you. - Rixx Javix
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I was once lost but now i don not have a clue!
Kill or die trying!
Why Did You Lose Your Ship?
The core of Eve's gameplay is based on uncertainty. Your next jump could be your last, you could lose your ship, your pod, at any given moment. Your fate is unknown. I am the Wolf outside the glow of the campfire, the danger, risk, the agent of chaos. Without me there is no uncertainty, no risk, no unknown danger. I represent the darkness so that you can measure your successes against something tangible. Losing your ship means you have much yet to learn and more skills yet to master. Escaping or defeating me represents an achievement in that journey. If you lost your ship then I have done you a favor. A favor that is done to me from time to time. Learn from it, seek revenge, train hard, and someday return that favor. I look forward to it. And so should you. - Rixx Javix
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Dashboard
Stats
No activity in the last 90d
Last seen Dec 2020
Intel Profile
PlaystyleSolo (0 kills)
Avg Fleet: -