Statistics at the end of the game

[Jeroen De Dauw]

FAF brings some fancy graphs and charts to the stats screen at the end of a game. I'm somewhat amazed that the things I find most informative are completely missing though:

* mass income over time
* energy income over time
* build power over time
* army size over time

And yes, I know you can theoretically deduce the first two from the existing graphs which show the total energy or mass gained by a certain point. That's not practical though. Especially if you want to see events such as a T2 mex being killed.

Games such as StarCraft and Sins of a Solar Empire all have these graphs. Hell, even AoE 1 had an amry graph. Which makes me wonder why FAF does not have them. Is this technically not feasable? Or was it simply not done? And in case of the later, what would it take to add this?

Also, are there really no APM stats at all?

[codepants]

There is a "replay analyzer" of some kind where you put in the repaly # and it gives you some of these stats... including apm, at least, I am sure.

It's a website. I have lost the link. Maybe someone else has it?

It's on my laptop, I think, so maybe I can get it if nobody else can.

[ZLO_RD]

fafafaf.bitbucket.org

this is site you talk about, and it does not have much statistics about eco

[Cuddles]

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[Reaper Zwei]

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I get the feeling not that many people know that's there.

[galacticfear]

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Holy crap I did not know about that drop down menu.......................................................................

[E8400-CV]

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The eh! ? Since when has that all been there?

I've long wanted to see the derivative of the "mass in" graph, but apparently it't already there :O?

Another thing that is definitely not there at the moment: logarithmic y scale. If your game lasts 90 minutes, the first 20 minutes all the lines are too close to see any diference, even on 2560x1600. Logarithmic y-scale would improve this a lot. Being able to crop and resize even more

[ZLO_RD]

ehhh it all is there, yes, but for me it is not enought and not everything works properly there, can't remember what, thought...

[Jeroen De Dauw]

One of my friends spotted this a few days back, at which point I joined the hordes of peoeple that must have facepalmed about it before The UI is definitly not the most intuitive there.

Anyway, this is great. Almost all the info I wanted, and certainly the most important parts.