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Nado Tsutola
Nado Tsutola-4.00
Created on
Next Birthday
Last Active
Security Status
-4.00

Combat Record

Career-long numbers from eve-kill

Combat
Kills
5,262
Losses
586
Efficiency
90%
Danger Ratio
94%
ISK
Destroyed
2.93T
Lost
57.12B
ISK Efficiency
98%
Balance
+2.87T
Solo
Solo Kills
701
Solo Ratio
13%
Final Blows
1,714
Points
5,640
Other
NPC Losses
36
NPC Loss Ratio
6%
Avg Kills/Day
Activity
Very High
Damage
Damage Dealt33.7M
Damage Taken6.4M
Damage Ratio84%

Combat profile

How they fight, with whom and against whom — last 90 days

Activity

What they fly and where they fight

Most Valuable

Matchups

Who they kill, who kills them, what they lose

Top ListsLast 90d
Hulls LostLast 90d

Losses broken down by hull class.

Career

Corporations flown for, most recent first

In-game bio

All ideologies, all pilots of New Eden. I present myself to you all as a Sovereign Nebula Citizen, I don’t merely fly my ship—I assert my right to travel, unfettered by the artificial constraints of so-called space authorities. My vessel isn't just a spacecraft; it's a declaration of cosmic autonomy, cruising through star systems under the banner of universal freedom.

As I navigate the cosmos, remember, I'm not 'flying' I'm traveling, a fundamental right recognized by the ancient celestial statutes written in the starlight long before CONCORD or any corporation staked their claims. And when these space-faring bureaucrats attempt to board under the pretext of compliance checks, 'reckless flying' or otherwise: they meet only the narrowest crack of my airlock, through which I declare, 'Your jurisdiction ends at the threshold of my sovereign domain.' If I encounter a PH or Goon officer or Concord ship, there's a 99% chance of me getting a burst of ECM jamming. The EVE online variant of pepper-spray.

Concord at all these High-Sec gates are just an unlawful assembly, infringing my right to travel. Thus, I have a hot-key that sends to Local "I do not consent!", and just like that I am no longer subject to their tyranny, usually. No longer does my ship's transponder broadcast a standard ID on D-SCAN. Now it sends out a manifesto; a cosmic treaty, written by those who know they don't have to abide by arbitrarily enforced governance. The message of that broadcast?: "Unbound by Gravity, Unchained from Law"