JD Freeman
Feb 25, 2016
Sep 8, 2013(13y)
Sep 8, 2027(365d)
Combat
Kills991
Losses262
Efficiency79%
ISK
Destroyed97.56b
Lost15.98b
ISK Eff.86%
Solo
Solo Kills185
Solo Ratio19%
Final Blows324
Combat Points991
Other
NPC Losses10
NPC Loss Ratio4%
Avg Kills/Day0.21
ActivityInactive
JD Freeman
Last Active
Feb 25, 2016
Birthday
Sep 8, 2013 (13 years old)
Next Birthday
Sep 8, 2027 (365 days)
Combat
Kills991
Losses262
Efficiency79%
Danger Ratio96%
ISK
Destroyed97.56b
Lost15.98b
ISK Efficiency86%
Balance+81.58b
Solo
Solo Kills185
Solo Ratio19%
Final Blows324
Combat Points991
Other
NPC Losses10
NPC Loss Ratio4%
Avg Kills/Day0.21
ActivityInactive
Nothing in the last 7d
Bio
Play optimistically.
Eve Explained
Gal Mil
Caldari Low Slot
Nullsec Jew
FC, TiDi
Don't take this game, or words on the internet, or yourself too seriously.
If it's easy, it's probably not worth doing.
My Eve Career:
Kill: Thomas Rain (Federation Navy Comet)
Kill: cracka crack (Hawk)
Kill: jugshot (Proteus)
Kill: Shp3 (Tengu)
Kill: Nilyxia Bloomskay (Chimera)
Kill: Neeoss (Barghest)
Kill: Domination Control Tower
If you want to be better than 90% of Eve players, all it takes is understanding the concepts of specialization and opportunity cost. And balls.
Try new things for yourself, take risks, learn from your mistakes, judge for yourself. If you spend all your time avoiding mistakes and never try anything new or risky, you will grow stagnant, and will never discover your own weaknesses and opportunities for growth. And you'll have less fun.
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Eve Explained
Gal Mil
Caldari Low Slot
Nullsec Jew
FC, TiDi
Don't take this game, or words on the internet, or yourself too seriously.
If it's easy, it's probably not worth doing.
My Eve Career:
Kill: Thomas Rain (Federation Navy Comet)
Kill: cracka crack (Hawk)
Kill: jugshot (Proteus)
Kill: Shp3 (Tengu)
Kill: Nilyxia Bloomskay (Chimera)
Kill: Neeoss (Barghest)
Kill: Domination Control Tower
If you want to be better than 90% of Eve players, all it takes is understanding the concepts of specialization and opportunity cost. And balls.
Try new things for yourself, take risks, learn from your mistakes, judge for yourself. If you spend all your time avoiding mistakes and never try anything new or risky, you will grow stagnant, and will never discover your own weaknesses and opportunities for growth. And you'll have less fun.
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Dashboard
Stats
No activity in the last 90d
Last seen Feb 2016
Intel Profile
PlaystyleSolo (0 kills)
Avg Fleet: -