Difference between revisions of "Tracking for Fighters lost in combat"
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When a Carrier pilot loses a fighter there is no accounting for this lost. And there are no killmails generate for the killer either. This presents a problem for Corporations and Alliances who want to reimburse fighters lost in combat. | When a Carrier pilot loses a fighter there is no accounting for this lost. And there are no killmails generate for the killer either. This presents a problem for Corporations and Alliances who want to reimburse fighters lost in combat. | ||
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Revision as of 18:53, 25 September 2009
Stats
- Raised by: Avalloc
- Submission Date: 27 September 2009
- Issue ID: tbd
Summary
When a Carrier pilot loses a fighter there is no accounting for this lost. And there are no killmails generate for the killer either. This presents a problem for Corporations and Alliances who want to reimburse fighters lost in combat.
Solution
Add some way to track fighter kill/losses. Be it by killmails or by another means. We've got killmails for frigates and POS modules so why not fighters too?
Pros
- Pilots who lose fighters in combat can prove it.
- Pilots who kill the fighters can prove it too.
Cons
- More killmails?