4.87
Gemecan Allas-Rui
May 21, 2022(4y)
May 21, 2027(298d)
Combat
Kills1
Losses25
Efficiency4%
ISK
Destroyed142.63m
Lost28.22b
ISK Eff.1%
Solo
Solo Kills1
Solo Ratio100%
Final Blows1
Points1
Other
NPC Losses3
NPC Loss Ratio12%
Avg Kills/Day0.00
ActivityInactive
Gallente
Gallente
4.87
Gemecan Allas-Rui
Birthday
May 21, 2022 (4 years old)
Next Birthday
May 21, 2027 (298 days)
Combat
Kills1
Losses25
Efficiency4%
Danger Ratio88%
ISK
Destroyed142.63m
Lost28.22b
ISK Efficiency1%
Balance-28073245592
Solo
Solo Kills1
Solo Ratio100%
Final Blows1
Points1
Other
NPC Losses3
NPC Loss Ratio12%
Avg Kills/Day0.00
ActivityInactive
Nothing in the last 7d
Bio
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R U B I C O N
Angel of Death
The Asgard evolved on the planet Othala, in the Ida galaxy. Their collected history and culture would span over 100,000 years. They began exploring outside their galaxy around 28,000 BC. At some point, the Asgard began a program of cloning their people and transferring their minds into these bodies as a means of vastly extending their lifespans.
ISK as a Civilization-Scale Unit
Once these points are accepted — warp rarity and time dilation — ISK can no longer be treated as a trivial currency. It becomes a macro-economic unit, representing claims on a civilization-scale economy spanning thousands of solar systems.
In that context, it is reasonable to say that an average person may never meaningfully earn ISK at all. If they are exceptionally fortunate, they might accumulate a few ISK across an entire lifetime. For most people, ISK is something they only understand indirectly, the way medieval peasants saw gold bullion or modern citizens see GDP and national debt.
When warp travel is understood as rare, time-intensive, and restricted to an apex class, ISK becomes correspondingly more valuable. It functions as a civilization-scale unit representing access to interstellar power. Viewed from that perspective, a conversion on the order of 1 ISK ≈ $1’000’000 is not extravagant. What appears excessive in Earth dollars simply reveals how small a single-planet economy would be within a vast interstellar economy.
Warnning! Aggression will result in consequences!
Weapons are classified!
This Corporation operates in a very dangerous and serious manner within the system.
Techology is strictly classified.
R U B I C O N
Angel of Death
The Asgard evolved on the planet Othala, in the Ida galaxy. Their collected history and culture would span over 100,000 years. They began exploring outside their galaxy around 28,000 BC. At some point, the Asgard began a program of cloning their people and transferring their minds into these bodies as a means of vastly extending their lifespans.
ISK as a Civilization-Scale Unit
Once these points are accepted — warp rarity and time dilation — ISK can no longer be treated as a trivial currency. It becomes a macro-economic unit, representing claims on a civilization-scale economy spanning thousands of solar systems.
In that context, it is reasonable to say that an average person may never meaningfully earn ISK at all. If they are exceptionally fortunate, they might accumulate a few ISK across an entire lifetime. For most people, ISK is something they only understand indirectly, the way medieval peasants saw gold bullion or modern citizens see GDP and national debt.
When warp travel is understood as rare, time-intensive, and restricted to an apex class, ISK becomes correspondingly more valuable. It functions as a civilization-scale unit representing access to interstellar power. Viewed from that perspective, a conversion on the order of 1 ISK ≈ $1’000’000 is not extravagant. What appears excessive in Earth dollars simply reveals how small a single-planet economy would be within a vast interstellar economy.
Warnning! Aggression will result in consequences!
Weapons are classified!
This Corporation operates in a very dangerous and serious manner within the system.
Techology is strictly classified.
Dashboard
Stats
No activity in the last 90d
Intel Profile
PlaystyleSolo (0 kills)
Avg Fleet: -