Would it be possible to make a units lost in war mod?

[derphammer]

What i'm asking is if its possible to make a mod for total war games and hopefully rome is that there is a unitslostin war mod tallying how many units and gold was lost in a conflict with a particular faction EG: the gaul briton conflict 8765 units lost.

Is some thing like this possible?

[Argon Viper]

I imagine that you could make such a mod, but making it for a particular conflict would be hard because TW doesn't define anything that way. You could probably make a total (you have lost this many men and this many Dinari against this faction) or a per battle (you lost this many men totaling this much Dinari in this battle) pretty easily.

[-=PHX=-Hades]

What would be the point?

[DogSoldierSPQR]

Good idea.

I personally wanted a feature that could track a specific unit's kill count all the way until it was completely wiped out. So, say it lasted you through 15 different battles, the system could keep count of how many soldiers that unit killed and lost through all those battles.

I think your idea would be good. Argon Viper made a good point. It would have to be implemented in a way that shows you how many you lost to a specific faction, rather than individual war.

[jtfjtfjtf]

I'd like more and more organized record keeping of combat.

[RomeJunkie]

What i'm asking is if its possible to make a mod for total war games and hopefully rome is that there is a unitslostin war mod tallying how many units and gold was lost in a conflict with a particular faction EG: the gaul briton conflict 8765 units lost.

Is some thing like this possible?

You could always just use pen and paper, or a virtual notepad, haha. I was actually thinking about doing that to keep a history for a long campaign. It would probably harder to make the mod then just keep track of that yourself. Plus you get to name the wars and battles anything you want.

[blaizer]

I remember someone made an Microsoft Excel document that made it easy to keep track of men killed and lost in each legion that you trained for a Rome TW mod. It might have been Roma Surrectum or Rome Total Realism. It was very well made and I found it quite interesting to track the statistics of each legion and see which years had been of great importance militarily and which factions had caused me the most bother.