Caldari
Achura
2.87
Equilibrium Caller
Last Active:
2 days ago
Birthday:
Apr 7, 2020 (5 years old)
Next Birthday:
Apr 7, 2026 (209 days remaining)
Combat Metrics
Kills
26
Losses
17
Efficiency
60.5%
Danger Ratio
60.5%
ISK Metrics
ISK Killed
3.47B ISK
ISK Lost
2.17B ISK
ISK Efficiency
61.5%
ISK Balance
1.30B ISK
Solo Activity
Solo Kills
0
Solo Losses
8
Solo Kill Ratio
0.0%
Solo Efficiency
0.0%
Other Metrics
NPC Losses
2
NPC Loss Ratio
11.8
Avg. Kills/Day
0.0
Activity
Low
Character Biography
Speed kills.
Mobility, Positioning, Kiting, Evasion, Pursuit.
Most pilots think firepower wins fights. They’re wrong. Firepower means nothing if it can’t be applied.
90% of pilots misjudge range and commit too early. They chase when they shouldn’t, stay when they should run, and die confused. Speed isn’t just movement—it’s control. The ability to dictate when and where a fight happens, to strike and disengage at will, to make an enemy fire at empty space while they melt under constant pressure.
-From the victim’s point of view, they died without landing a proper shot, their target always just out of reach. Their frustration isn’t that they lost—it’s that they never had a chance to fight back.
-From the aggressor’s point of view, the fight ended before it began. The enemy was already dead the moment they lost the ability to control distance. Everything after that was just watching them try and fail to keep up.
Mobility, Positioning, Kiting, Evasion, Pursuit.
Most pilots think firepower wins fights. They’re wrong. Firepower means nothing if it can’t be applied.
90% of pilots misjudge range and commit too early. They chase when they shouldn’t, stay when they should run, and die confused. Speed isn’t just movement—it’s control. The ability to dictate when and where a fight happens, to strike and disengage at will, to make an enemy fire at empty space while they melt under constant pressure.
-From the victim’s point of view, they died without landing a proper shot, their target always just out of reach. Their frustration isn’t that they lost—it’s that they never had a chance to fight back.
-From the aggressor’s point of view, the fight ended before it began. The enemy was already dead the moment they lost the ability to control distance. Everything after that was just watching them try and fail to keep up.