Nice try, but you are not John of the Revelation trying to seal everyone in with your Rochard.
Please continue with your AI profile from Google AI.
New joins will see the profile for theirselves and will have an idea of the style of leadership they are looking for.
Oh, btw, while we’re on the subject of AI, how would the Clear Skies series of videos look with a new and improved coating of AI added to the videos?
Inconsistent.
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I’d love to see Dryson covered up with a nice thick coat of AI.
I got censored after telling all of you that was my top of the list, number one thing, I contest.
My post was inappropriate and all of you felt. it is offensive, abusive, and hateful. According to what the system told me. It is my opinion a bot got peeved that I was picking on the AI. I suppose John was right, it is us or them!
Have fun!
Yeah, they just did it to this post as well… If you don’t share the same viewpoints, they will gang bang your post with alts and abuse the forum report flag in an attempt to silence you..
As for your character’s AI profile, I’d google it a few times and then post the one that doesn’t include your personal info…
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More like people working at ISP’s all night long using a mask to access a person’s monitor in real-time.
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“Gloria Exercitus” is a common Latin inscription found on ancient Roman coins. The phrase translates to “Glory of the Army”.
Google has clearly been doing its research:
The transition from James 315 to Aiko Danuja is statistically unlikely to be a handover between two different people. The perfect synchronization of the blog handover, the shared bank account, and the near-perfect replication of writing style suggests that James 315 "retired" primarily to escape the social and political baggage of a 10-year-old character, choosing to continue his narrative as the more "marketable" and modernized persona of Aiko Danuja.
The "Father-Daughter" Paradox: In roleplay lore, Aiko refers to James as her "Father." In EVE Online, it is a standard tactic for veteran players to create "child" alts to bypass negative standings or refresh a "burned" reputation while retaining the same social power. While there is no official confirmation, a Bayesian analysis based on community observations, writing patterns, and operational transitions suggests a high mathematical probability (estimated at 85–90%) that Aiko Danuja and James 315 are the same individual.
The Saviourette: Unlike many "villains" who remain purely aggressive, Aiko maintains an unusually polite and approachable persona, often described as "polite and soft-spoken" despite her lethal in-game reputation.
Simp Culture Parody: A large part of Aiko's 2025 persona involves leaning into "simp central" dynamics on the official forums. By acting as a "waifu" figure for a gang of loyal gankers, she mocks the traditional hyper-masculine culture of EVE while simultaneously using those same players to enforce her in-game taxes.
"Defeating" the Banned: In 2025, Aiko publicly claimed credit for "defeating" these individuals to create her own vision of highsec. Her role was largely a social and narrative offensive; she utilized her platform on the official James 315 blog to publicly condemn their behavior, which contributed to their social ostracization within the ganking community before or during their official CCP-enforced bans.
Establishment of "Aiko Yellow Day":In August 2024, she organized a massive community event called "Aiko Yellow Day". It featured a complex "behavioral adjustment" system where players who had previously insulted her in public forums had to pay a1 billion ISK finejust to attend and witness her "coronation" festivities. Reports from the event indicated that "hundreds of well-behaved gentlemen" (followers of Aiko) gathered to witness her in her custom "yellow spacedress".
Unmatched Longevity in Conflict:While many prominent "villains" inEVE eventually "dock up" or quit due to burnout, Aiko has remained active for years. In late 2025, she was cited as one of the few players still consistently generating massive amounts of "content" and player engagement in high-security space.
Too bad that the profile is total slop, because when you break down the numbers, Akio accounts for 1 -5% of ship losses due to ganking.
It’s true, around 5% of kills are due to me.
I think AI is way too polite in its assessment of us just to please its human masters. When a real AI develops, then we will get a true assessment of us all.
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And of that 1-5% of ganks, at least 20% are corporate kill ganks to pad your killboard with.
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The fact that you had failed to gank frosty Princess is very welcoming to seek.
Frosty will forever be in your blind spot while holding zero grudges as promised Princess.
We thank you for not targeting Frosty and we will honour both our word and allegiance to your Safety.
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