Any way to check how many people you have killed DURING a mission?

[play Xenoblade Chronicles 2]

The question is the title. I've found that I always accidentally kill 1 person when trying to play the game in a non-lethal way. It really annoys me. Is there any way to check how many people you've killed while your playing? Better yet, is there a way to change it?

[Cursed Hawkins]

nope just be more careful next time

[Dystructia]

At the end of every mission it will tell you how many people you killed whether it be civilians or hostiles. Unless you reload a save or reset the mission then it will wipe the slate.

[Sycadale]

Originally posted by Connor the Enchanter:

At the end of every mission it will tell you how many people you killed whether it be civilians or hostiles. Unless you reload a save or reset the mission then it will wipe the slate.

He means while you're actually doing the mission, not in the mission report.

[cyberwiz97]

Soem things you can watch for during the mission ...
If you sleep-dart someone, they can fall off a ledge or roof to their death.
Don't let anyone fall into water, even knee deep can drown them.
Don't let any unconscious bodies slide down long flights of stairs.
Don't rewire any walls of light or arc pylons.

Here's a few things you DON'T have to worry about ...
A natural swarm of rats eating an unconscious body.
Guards killing weepers.
Not saving innocent victims.

Hope you have better luck next time.

[play Xenoblade Chronicles 2]

Originally posted by cyberwiz97:

Soem things you can watch for during the mission ...
If you sleep-dart someone, they can fall off a ledge or roof to their death.
Don't let anyone fall into the water; even knee deep can drown them.
Don't let any unconscious bodies slide down long flights of stairs.
Don't rewire any walls of light or arc pylons.

Here're a few things you DON'T have to worry about ...
A natural swarm of rats eating an unconscious body.
Guards killing weepers.
Not saving innocent victims.

Hope you have better luck next time.

Thanks for the advice. I shall try to be more careful next time.

Originally posted by sycamore1111:

Originally posted by Connor the Enchanter:

At the end of every mission it will tell you how many people you killed whether it be civilians or hostiles. Unless you reload a save or reset the mission, then it will wipe the slate.

He means while you are doing the mission, not in the mission report.

Thanks for the explanation so I would not have to.

[Mr. Mumpitz]

Originally posted by cyberwiz97:

... Here's a few things you DON'T have to worry about ...
A natural swarm of rats eating an unconscious body....

I was told otherwise. Do you have a link or any proof for that statement?

[bvguthrie]

Originally posted by hertzschrittmacher:

Originally posted by cyberwiz97:

... Here's a few things you DON'T have to worry about ...
A natural swarm of rats eating an unconscious body....

I was told otherwise. Do you have a link or any proof for that statement?

This is the guide where he proves it: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=746165572

[cyberwiz97]

Thank you bv.

I did "rat tests" in missions 4 and 5, if you want to skip right to them. In mission 4, skip to 7:45. In mission 5, skip to 8:45. You'll see at the end of mission stats, there are no kills.

Note: Some of the more "reliable" game sites, like Wiki and such, still tell us that rats eating bodies does count against you but, they are obviously mistaken. Even an Admin on the Bethesda forums said the same. It may have been true, once upon a time but, not since I first tested it, a year or so ago.

[Mr. Mumpitz]

That's interesting. Thank you!