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Let's see what these numbers might tell us:
Ross 129 had a traffic about 170 ships before the incursion. After the incursion this number raised to about 400 ships per 24 hours.
This is a plus of 230 ships. Because numbers on weekend always are higher, let's round down to a plus of 200 ships that came for AX fight.
Lab 69 has logged 2769 kills for Ross 129. Top 9 commanders doing 2006 of these kills. This gives us an average of roughly 200 kills in the top 10 list and 700 kills in the lower ranks. If we assume an average of 20 kills in the lower ranks, this means that Lab 69 has approximatly 45 (700/20 + Top10) logging commanders in Ross 129. So we can assume an average kill count of 60 scouts per logging commander.
If approx 45 dedicated commander are logging 2700 kills, how many kills might the rest of the 155 (200-45) passing ships have done?
Let's estimate a very low number... let's say 15 kills in average per passing ship. **That would be 2325 unlogged kills per night (Fr,Sa,Su) = 6975!! ***
That would be an estimated total of roughly 9.675 kills (6975 unlogged + 2700 logged) in Ross 129 up to now, probably more.
Of course all this is not much more then mere guesswork. I have no idea if this numbers represent anything real. Just an idea.
Good effort!
edited multiple times. biggest change unlogged kills *** each day *** makes the assumed kill number much larger clearly. I don't know, maybe this whole thing is just nonsense.
Let's see what these numbers might tell us:
Ross 129 had a traffic about 170 ships before the incursion. After the incursion this number raised to about 400 ships per 24 hours.
This is a plus of 230 ships. Because numbers on weekend always are higher, let's round down to a plus of 200 ships that came for AX fight.
Lab 69 has logged 2769 kills for Ross 129. Top 9 commanders doing 2006 of these kills. This gives us an average of roughly 200 kills in the top 10 list and 700 kills in the lower ranks. If we assume an average of 20 kills in the lower ranks, this means that Lab 69 has approximatly 45 (700/20 + Top10) logging commanders in Ross 129. So we can assume an average kill count of 60 scouts per logging commander.
If approx 45 dedicated commander are logging 2700 kills, how many kills might the rest of the 155 (200-45) passing ships have done?
Let's estimate a very low number... let's say 15 kills in average per passing ship. **That would be 2325 unlogged kills per night (Fr,Sa,Su) = 6975!! ***
That would be an estimated total of roughly 9.675 kills (6975 unlogged + 2700 logged) in Ross 129 up to now, probably more.
Of course all this is not much more then mere guesswork. I have no idea if this numbers represent anything real. Just an idea.
Good effort!
edited multiple times. biggest change unlogged kills *** each day *** makes the assumed kill number much larger clearly. I don't know, maybe this whole thing is just nonsense.
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