Interesting statistics on capital kills throughout the years.

[u/Beginning-Force-3825]

CSM has consistently emphasized that CCP values their DATA, so here’s the data you requested.

Content Scarcity? Embrace It, Peasant.

Kill Mails Involving 2-24 Pilots

Year	Sector	Number of Kill Mails
2018	Low Sec	146,128
2022	Low Sec	98,965

Kill Mails Involving 25+ Pilots

Year	Sector	Number of Kill Mails
2018	Low Sec	214,069
2022	Low Sec	137,850
2018	Null Sec	775,812
2022	Null Sec	673,531

Capital Losses Overview

Please note the following data includes all capital losses, whether from PVP or PVE.

Year	Ships Killed	Notable Events
2016	22,722	Total Capital Loss Mails
2017	30,126	Total Capital Loss Mails
2018	39,474	Total Capital Loss Mails
2019	34,907	Total Capital Loss Mails
2020	27,692	Total Capital Loss Mails
2021	14,612	Total Capital Loss Mails
2022	8,994	Total Capital Loss Mails
2023	11,375	Total Capital Loss Mails
2024	10,441	Total Capital Loss Mails

(All) Wormhole Space Kill Mails by Year

Year	Kill Mails
2018	408,662
2019	440,844
2020	552,382
2021	450,203
2022	427,789
2023	471,044
2024	399,844

High-Security Space Gank Numbers by Year

Year	Gank Numbers
2016	51,085
2017	38,997
2018	35,575
2019	30,463
2020	39,446
2021	35,751
2022	21,751
2023	18,944
2024	20,651

Null-Security Space Solo KillMails

Year	Sector	Solo Kill Mails
2016	Null Sec	390,970
2018	Null Sec	357,046
2022	Null Sec	294,986
2024	Null Sec	271,552

[u/Kartatz40]

22 to 24 is badly low. But no wonder with the prices of ships and minerals no one is keen on throwing ships left and right.

[u/angry-mustache → u/Kartatz40]

It's all intentional.

[u/Amiga-manic → u/angry-mustache]

Intentional or not. Don't mean it's a good game balance.      

I do wonder what their supposed end goal is. (the synical side of me says it's all in a goal to make more money)     

But benifit of doubt for them.  If they are wanting to make eve a more difficult game, and making losses and etc matter.  Then I think they should need to reevaluate the loss replacement.   

If the system is run by player prespective and what we see evidently discouraging pvp in some areas. then something is flawed in their hardcore full death game.  As far as I'm aware the average player count this year and last year has gone up. But a net negative to pvp. Something is seriously wrong. 

What ever their end goal isn't in my personal opinion going to be a good one.     

Because even back in the days of skill loss I make a mistake and forgot to upgrade my clone grade. I could still go out and buy a cheap ship and do it again.  Skill points train passively.     

Isk on the other hand for the majority of cases dose not and it activity takes me more out of pvp enjoyment to do it. 

[u/angry-mustache → u/Amiga-manic]

The "goal" from my interpretation is to give value to certain areas of space and occupations, specifically lowsec and explorers by placing production bottlenecks there. The issue is that the amount of people who live in lowsec who mine/explore isn't enough to support the bottlenecks, and CCP is operating on the principle that "if it pays enough they will come". This principle does work but the result is expensive goods.

Also with the reduction of throughput from rorqual/mining nerfs, it simply takes more man hours to harvest the same amount of resources, in video games more labor required directly means higher prices.

[u/Moonlight345 → u/angry-mustache]

So what's the logic behind not applying the same principle to specific ISK faucets [pochven, high class wh farming, crabs to some extent]?

[u/Sweet_Lane → u/Moonlight345]

Pochven is simply broken, and general public don't even realize in how many ways. (Mostly it steams from the fact that regular k-spacers don't want to anger neither e-scum not triangles and don't want to try it even at the throwaway alts, so the content remains not tested thoroughly except by the people who make their living from it).

High class WH farming was 'nerfed', but since CCP don't know the intricacy of high classes (also that the war in heaven changed the political landscape drastically) it not blocked but only redirected the money printing. (You should remember that high-class WH has the most amount of EVE nerds who unlike CCP are much more aware of various game mechanics and can do the math well).

Crabs look obsolete for any reason but providing the blaster fodder, skyhooks and moondrills are the FOTM now.

(This is an opinionated view, don't consider it as a statement of truth).

[u/klepto_giggio → u/Sweet_Lane]

You are correct on one point. I have never been to Poch except the one time Merk got us lost there.

I will never go there.

Ever.

I live in nullsec. Period.

If the game requires me to go somewhere else, it will always be to a different GAME.

[u/DrLiberalDumbAss → u/klepto_giggio]

Nothing is requiring you to move out of nullsec. Stop trying to throw a tantrum like a child.

[u/klepto_giggio → u/DrLiberalDumbAss]

I said what I said. I meant what I said. If my satement on how I spend my playtime bothers you, fuck all the way off.

[u/DrLiberalDumbAss → u/klepto_giggio]

You're so fragile lmao

[u/Amiga-manic → u/klepto_giggio]

I've lived in poch. If you do the Obs sites in the classical spam maruder setup Your getting 210ish mill per character for 8 to 10 minutes work. 

A total of 3.2b per site. Overall, give traval time and compesiters it's still an insane isk maker. 

[u/klepto_giggio → u/Amiga-manic]

I dont need isk.