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Deaths Shitposters
Deaths Shitposters
Founded on
Members
16
Tax rate
100%
War eligible
Yes
Website
http://

Combat Record

Career-long numbers from eve-kill

Combat
Kills
1,234
Losses
286
Efficiency
81%
Danger Ratio
93%
ISK
Destroyed
2.11T
Lost
127.06B
ISK Efficiency
94%
Balance
+1.98T
Solo
Solo Kills
197
Solo Ratio
16%
Final Blows
326
Points
897
Other
NPC Losses
20
NPC Loss Ratio
7%
Avg Kills/Day
Activity
Low

Activity

What the corporation flies and where it fights

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Matchups

Who they kill, who kills them, what they lose

Top ListsLast 90d
Hulls LostLast 90d

Losses broken down by hull class.

Battles

Engagements in the selected window, from our own killmail archive

Alliance history

Corporations flown for, most recent first

Description

Deaths Shitposters in EVE Online is a player-run corporation known for its irreverent humor, chaotic energy, and unapologetic shitposting culture. Operating primarily for laughs, memes, and mayhem, this corp blends low-effort trolling with surprisingly competent gameplay — often catching more serious groups off guard. They're the kind of corp that might drop a fleet on you mid-meme war, then mock you in local chat with a barrage of dank gifs and ASCII art.

Typical Activities Include:

Roaming fleets with absurd doctrines (think Smartbomb Ventures or mining barges fitted for PvP).

Shitposting on Discord, Reddit, and in local chat — often more deadly than their ships.

Wormhole dives, gate camps, and general PvP with a side of chaos.

Recruiting based on meme quality, not killboard stats.

Despite the name, Deaths Shitposters is often underestimated — their members tend to know the game well and use humor as both a shield and a weapon. In classic EVE style, they thrive on salt, style, and anarchy.

Motto:
"Come for the memes, die for the content."

Curtosy ChatGPT

Exec of
I have a jar of relish i cant open. Alliance name is curtosy of Milz0r who randomly blurted this out with no context during a directors meeting for our corp at the time, Trying to decide on a holding alliance name. We have since parted ways.