But note that it doesn't include all options because zKill's options are expanded from time to time. You can use the website to automatically create urls for you. But keep in mind that some combinations require a certain order while others not. Go ahead and experiment and find out which combinations work. This can be done with more than two things and, not only with ships, but also other categories like systems. Further, it is possible to search for several things of the same kind, for example: gives you all Ibis (601) and Velator (606) losses by E-UNI. The reverse order works too, but "losses" has to be at the end. If you now combine those two urls and append "/losses/" to the end, the resulting URL is you will see all Velator losses by E-UNI.Similarly, the search for 'Velator' results in the url because 606 is the ship ID for the Velator.You type the uni's name in the search box, and the resulting page will have the url because 917701062 is the corresponding corp ID.Let's say you want to know all Velator losses by EVE University:
These filters can be combined through manipulation of the url. Known categories are: awox, ganked, npc, highsec, lowsec, nullsec, wh, abyssal. Where reasonable you can narrow down to kills, losses and solo.įurther it is possible to filter for certain categories. character, corporation, and alliance names.Being that zKill is the most popular killboard, most corps or individuals allow it to pull their killmails. For a killmail to be registered on zKill, one of these entities has to give zKill the right to access it in their name (via a corp/character API). It is also often used to gather intel and check out what fits people use.Ī killmail is sent to the victim, the pilot who landed the killing blow, and their corps. The EVE Online community uses it for many purposes, the most common of which is to check how much was destroyed in a fight thus who the "winner" is. It collects killmails and publishes them for everyone to read. ZKillboard (short: zKill) is a public killboard. You can help the UniWiki by expanding it. expect to die, you're fully committing onto a fight every single time.This article is a stub. If you fly a "brawler" ship, expect to be brawled. I mean i wish prices weren't so high for shit like dreads, but idk how its even remotely possible to cry about the cost of a t1 cruiser when you're making 250 mil a tick in pochven pve fleets or however much you make doing incursions, or however much you make doing abyssals. Let's look at a few - killed by marauders in a stabber - killed by a golem in an arbitrator - killed by a marshal, marauder, and recons in a stabber - killed by a kronos and snaked phantasms what's even funnier about this idea that it's simply too expensive for his style of pvp is that most of the people killing him are in far more expensive ships. flying t1 cruisers costs approximately 30 mil per ship after insurance. The problem isn't that things are "too expensive", at least at the level that xtra squishy was playing at. how many carriers have solo pilots caught and successfully killed? maybe a handful if that? Instead of ishtars ratting, which you can sometimes catch and kill as a solo t1 cruiser pilot in nullsec, you had carriers ratting in every single system in sov nullsec 24/7, printing unlimited isk. Well we saw it happen after rorqual rework, shortly after the release of citadels - during that time there were super and titan camps sitting casually on gates in nearly every single part of sov nullsec.
How does that affect a gate camp that used to be 3 t1 cruisers sitting on a mobile small warp disruptor i? there is no reason to risk anything at all So lets assume everything is 1 isk tomorrow, we're now all playing on sisi.
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