4.84
Nadja Aishai
May 22, 2020
Feb 11, 2014(12y)
Feb 11, 2027(163d)
Combat
Kills1
Losses4
Efficiency20%
ISK
Destroyed12.5k
Lost433.48m
ISK Eff.0%
Solo
Solo Kills1
Solo Ratio100%
Final Blows1
Combat Points1
Other
NPC Losses0
NPC Loss Ratio0%
Avg Kills/Day0.00
ActivityInactive
Caldari
Achura
4.84
Nadja Aishai
Last Active
May 22, 2020
Birthday
Feb 11, 2014 (12 years old)
Next Birthday
Feb 11, 2027 (163 days)
Combat
Kills1
Losses4
Efficiency20%
Danger Ratio100%
ISK
Destroyed12.5k
Lost433.48m
ISK Efficiency0%
Balance-433462658
Solo
Solo Kills1
Solo Ratio100%
Final Blows1
Combat Points1
Other
NPC Losses0
NPC Loss Ratio0%
Avg Kills/Day0.00
ActivityInactive
Nothing in the last 7d
Bio
How does one define "Space Rich"?
Answer provided by an unidentified redditor:
Space-Poverty: Less than a billion
Can't even afford your own carrier. replacing a battleship wipes out a quarter of your isk.
Space-Poor: Between 1 bil and 5 bil
You can afford a carrier and a dread. You still don't like to replace battleships, but it's not as hard anymore. There's a good chance you own at least one shiny toy like a Vindicator or a BLOPS.
Space-Middle Class: From 5 bil to 20 bil; You can easily replace most subcapital ships, you own more than one carrier, and you probably have your own personal jump freighter - but a supercarrier, with all the implants and tank modules and Tech II rigs - is still out of reach.
Space Upper-Middle Class: 20B - 100B; you're in supercarrier territory, but you can't really afford a titan.
Space-Rich: 100B - 500B; you're one of the richest players in the game. You most likely own a titan unless you're a highsec player
Space-Elite: Greater than 500B; you could control the economies of entire regions in Eve without really even worrying about it. Your personal net worth is greater than many of the alliances in Eve. You most likely spend the majority of your time and energy in Jita, doing market manipulation at the highest level. You could have a titan if you wanted, but you've really moved beyond such petty pursuits as owning ships.
Answer provided by an unidentified redditor:
Space-Poverty: Less than a billion
Can't even afford your own carrier. replacing a battleship wipes out a quarter of your isk.
Space-Poor: Between 1 bil and 5 bil
You can afford a carrier and a dread. You still don't like to replace battleships, but it's not as hard anymore. There's a good chance you own at least one shiny toy like a Vindicator or a BLOPS.
Space-Middle Class: From 5 bil to 20 bil; You can easily replace most subcapital ships, you own more than one carrier, and you probably have your own personal jump freighter - but a supercarrier, with all the implants and tank modules and Tech II rigs - is still out of reach.
Space Upper-Middle Class: 20B - 100B; you're in supercarrier territory, but you can't really afford a titan.
Space-Rich: 100B - 500B; you're one of the richest players in the game. You most likely own a titan unless you're a highsec player
Space-Elite: Greater than 500B; you could control the economies of entire regions in Eve without really even worrying about it. Your personal net worth is greater than many of the alliances in Eve. You most likely spend the majority of your time and energy in Jita, doing market manipulation at the highest level. You could have a titan if you wanted, but you've really moved beyond such petty pursuits as owning ships.
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Stats
No activity in the last 90d
Last seen May 2020
Intel Profile
PlaystyleSolo (0 kills)
Avg Fleet: -