16-03-2002 12:14									#1
	Casualty List? Like from civ 2? Increase the size of your Attachments

Is there a casualty list?

I know the #of captured workers is listed, including who stole them and who originally owned them.
But is there a list for #military units lost, and who did the killing?
I haven't been able to find one.

I remember that from civ 2 and I liked it. Not essential, but just fun to have, like the replay we got reinstated from civ 1.
If it is there, one thing to improve on though, is listing who can claim kills. Civ 2s method showed units lost but not to who.

If it's not there, how easy do you think it would be to add in a patch? Save games are already ginormous, this shouldn't add much to them.

Your thoughts?

	16-03-2002 12:27									#2
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I haven't been able to find a listing either. It would be a great addition.

It shouldn't be too hard to add to the game. The basic graphics are already there in the Military advisor screen. It would require a simple database-like function and adding battle results to the save files. Probably something that would end up in an XP rather than a patch though.

	16-03-2002 12:47									#3
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So apparently, I'm not the only one who can't find it. Maybe that means it's not in the game.

I know it's not a top priority, but how many folks would like to see this added at some future date?

I think'd be a nice touch, adding just a bit more fun to the game. Make it easier to get stats on stuff too.

If you want to see it, please post here. If you don't, also please post. I probably should have made this a poll. Someone else can if they think there might be enough interest.

	16-03-2002 12:59									#4
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Bring it back, but i would like to be able to see the casualties of civs that have been destroyed. I think that Civ 2 just showed the casualties of a civ until they were extinct, i would like to see a tally throughout the game. Perhaps I'm a nerd, but I like to see the kill statistics. It would also be useful to see how useful your proxy wars are going, as you could count the losses on each side. maybe this would require an embassy or a spy in the country, but either way, would be great to be able to count my losses against the enemies

	16-03-2002 13:03									#5
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It would be a great feature, yes.

And it would help do away with some of the "spearmen vs tank" type debates if it included a system for crossreferencing the kills by type of unit. Instead of only remembering the statistically rare events, people could see an overview of how the RNG works over the course of a game.

	16-03-2002 16:25									#6
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It would be great! In fact the more statistic civ has the better. How about a diagram of units lots per turn?

	16-03-2002 16:35									#7
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An obvious must-be-back.

I enjoy statistics, they make me feel history of my civ even more, and are so fun.

BTW, where is the Dan Quayle screen? We were promised to have it back, while instead we still get the stupid going up by list of adjectives, like in Civ 2. Give me the Civ 1 style!

	16-03-2002 22:34									#8
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quote: Originally posted by Captain ... If you want to see it, please post here. If you don't, also please post. I probably should have made this a poll. Someone else can if they think there might be enough interest.

Had they just forgotten about this one?

I want to see it back.

(and the other suggestions elsewhere of course ...

AJ

	17-03-2002 02:45									#9
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It would be cool. Probably not there so you can't see how many units the AI uses ineffectively.

	17-03-2002 04:26									#10
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Betas often lack all of the polish of final products.

By my reckoning, we're on Bv3 now.

They are still tinkering with fundamental underlying mechanics. Seems it might be a bit of a long road.

BTW, yes the casualty stats would be welcomed in this corner if they returned.

Salve