Kill counts

[♠.brT]

This game needs it. And other character related stats too, like how many times you succeded a persuasion check, how much gold you stole, spent and etc.. But most importantly i really wished there was a kill count for my characters. I need to know how many people died so i could live!

[Agony_Aunt]

It does? I didn't know that? And there's me, not caring about things like this.

[lawjax]

In ancient times, long before the advent of technological marvels and penicillin, when someone desired to keep a record of something he would typically make and maintain a list of his own to do so.

[DerpTron]

I don't want to know how much I have stolen from poor Arron.

[Tenor Sounds]

Same, it's kind of silly but I like reviewing those stats in RPG games like this

[id795078477]

Do you need the exact number for whatever reason? Because for RP reasons it's easy to just estimate. Say, by the end of Act 1 you've killed likely 3-4 dozen goblins, 1-2 dozen githyanki, probably a dozen humans, several drow, 1-2 dozen duergar. That's already enough, after that I don't think you need to continue counting.

[♠.brT]

Originally posted by id795078477:

Do you need the exact number for whatever reason? Because for RP reasons it's easy to just estimate. Say, by the end of Act 1 you've killed likely 3-4 dozen goblins, 1-2 dozen githyanki, probably a dozen humans, several drow, 1-2 dozen duergar. That's already enough, after that I don't think you need to continue counting.

Yes. exact numbers for each character. I think there were stats like this in DAO, and i loved it, looking at it at the end of the playthrough, just as a point of reflection of what i've did. Though i think in DAO the stats were for the entire party and not character specific, someone correct me if i'm wrong on that. Maybe there is something wrong with me. I like looking at all the dead bodies after a big battle in total war too.

[♠.brT]

Originally posted by lawjax:

In ancient times, long before the advent of technological marvels and penicillin, when someone desired to keep a record of something he would typically make and maintain a list of his own to do so.

I might actually start doing this on my next playthrough using the steam notes system. Thanks for the tip, it will be work but it's something.