Read the war/economic reports. Example "Such and such infantry battalion reports casualties" and then proceeds to list every unit lost for that day.Citizenkane wrote:
Hello,It would be cool to see in the newspaper along with the daily reports on VP's (individuals players and coalitions) a stat that listed total units killed for the map. The data for battle against each country is already part of the article updates in the newspaper but seeing who had killed the most units would be useful in choosing allies and determining players that may be weaker at a given time. Plus on 100 maps you could tell who was killing enemy and who might be just cherrypicking provinces.
Newspaper stat addition
Hello,
It would be cool to see in the newspaper along with the daily reports on VP's (individuals players and coalitions) a stat that listed total units killed for the map. The data for battle against each country is already part of the article updates in the newspaper but seeing who had killed the most units would be useful in choosing allies and determining players that may be weaker at a given time. Plus on 100 maps you could tell who was killing enemy and who might be just cherrypicking provinces.
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Other than the casualties, the data I look at the most in the World Herald are economic production, technological development, and size of armies. It also helps to look for winning percentage and K/D ratios in diplomatic tab- where you can get an idea if player goes inactive in too many games ...Citizenkane wrote:
would be useful in choosing allies

Well, if I see that a country has been attacking early on and has lost 50K men, I assume they are militarily weak after suffering that many losses in the first 3 or 4 days. And if they don't appear on the list of world's strongest military on day 4 that just confirms it.
K/D ratio is a bit sketchy to begin with though. It's very easy to watch your K/D ratio sink to nothing on the Historical map, especially if you're picking bottom of the barrel, and especially if you're Poland. I look at capture/loss ratio.gusv wrote:
Other than the casualties, the data I look at the most in the World Herald are economic production, technological development, and size of armies. It also helps to look for winning percentage and K/D ratios in diplomatic tab- where you can get an idea if player goes inactive in too many games ...Citizenkane wrote:
would be useful in choosing allies
So basically putting another article in the newspaper showing K/D within the round. Like you'd see 1 of the 4 articles (Wealth, Economy, Research, Army), most popular/dreaded, and a 3rd showing K/D and or units defeated in the round? I think this has potential to be useful in game.
For me it'd be less about potential allies, and more about showing ppl that they don't want to mess with me lol
Hide behind your rep? Good players don't need to do that.
Damn straight, but all good players know how to play a good mind game too
Lost my mind long ago so no worries there ![]()
Of the large countries in the 39 historical map, France often seems caught in conflict with 2 or more of these- Germany, Italy, UK and Spain ...JesterTheSheep wrote:
It's very easy to watch your K/D ratio sink to nothing on the Historical map, especially if you're picking bottom of the barrel, and especially if you're Poland.

I've seen France do rather well with the right allies. Once I was in a match playing as Spain, and I had France, Italy, and Yugoslavia on my side. Only reason we didn't dominate was because we ran into a coalition spending literally thousands of $$$ on healing units...gusv wrote:
Of the large countries in the 39 historical map, France often seems caught in conflict with 2 or more of these- Germany, Italy, UK and Spain ...JesterTheSheep wrote:
It's very easy to watch your K/D ratio sink to nothing on the Historical map, especially if you're picking bottom of the barrel, and especially if you're Poland.
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