Re: Mods which keep stats?
No mod like that is possible.
Re: Mods which keep stats?
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Originally Posted by Lusted
No mod like that is possible.
Really? That stinks. Seems like a 3rd party program of sorts would be able to pull those kind of numbers out of the game, though.
Re: Mods which keep stats?
Well actually you could write some data into the log with a script, like when you gained a territory. The problem is you can't even log names...
Re: Mods which keep stats?
Surely there must be something 3rd party that can be generated. Ive always wanted to know total #s of men lost and killed in battles combined and total # of empire population without having to spam a calculator. If people can generate 3rd party programs to track WoW in game stats im sure it can be done here, we just arent thinking outside the box
Re: Mods which keep stats?
Well if you're good at that kind of stuff, nobody's stopping you.
Don't run around demanding that somebody is to spend countless hours trying to decipher the messy MTW2 memory though.
Re: Mods which keep stats?
You could track number of victories for family members using traits. Problem is there's no way to access the info once the character dies.
Is it possible to log character trait stats (number of points in a hidden "victories" trait) through scripting?
Re: Mods which keep stats?
No, you can log it in the script and use counters, but you won't get the character name unless you make a monitor for each name...
Re: Mods which keep stats?
The only way I could see that this might be possible would be with a program to decode the kills/losses etc from a screenshot of the end battle screen; but I don't even know if programs exist to do this :(
I've always wanted something like this too :grin2:
Re: Mods which keep stats?
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Originally Posted by sapi
The only way I could see that this might be possible would be with a program to decode the kills/losses etc from a screenshot of the end battle screen; but I don't even know if programs exist to do this :(
I've always wanted something like this too :grin2:
Ugh nah, the proper way would be to fish the stuff out of the memory...