Playing improvements

[KingKessler]

I really like cRPG. It's my favourite mod. So I had some ideas:

1. Count assists
- It is more rewarding for several classes (Archer, Shielder, Peasants, etc.) to play it. Because not only kills count. (+1 player well-being)
 

2. Show HP of living players when dead
- Once dead, watching fights is more interesting, therefore waiting time feels shorter. (+1 exciting)
- It gives a bit insight in some builds. Everyone can see the maximum hitpoints of the players, so new players need less time to copy good builds.  (+1 beginner friendly)

3. "Damage inflicted"-counter per Round (+1 player self-evaluation) (+1 player fun factor)

4. In-eye view for dead
- It is easier to see how good archers aim and learn. (+1 beginner friendly)
- Something more to do while a player is dead and waiting for round restart. (+1 player well-being)

My very best regards

[Keshian]

My biggest concern with those additions as each would add to server lag, which except for maybe the new and improved chadz server in EU, is still a significant worry and hurts gameplay more than this would add to it.

[Joseph]

I don't totally agree with you,
the point of a battle is not the kills, but the victory ! so having a good K/D don't realy matter.

For the hit points, I like the fact that you don't know what's the IF of your ennemy. (don't forget we all play in TS)

Being able to see in FPS would be fun though.

[Visus]

Assists and damage done isn't able to be coded into the game. Warband doesn't track it.

[Kafein]

Please click the link in my sig

[Tears of Destiny]

Also this, with a dev answer for whatever it is worth: http://forum.c-rpg.net/index.php/topic,7374.0.html

Assists and damage done isn't able to be coded into the game. Warband doesn't track it.

It's possible with using a constantly running on_agent_hit trigger. Yet I don't how big the impact on server performance is with that.

[Visus]

Also this, with a dev answer for whatever it is worth: http://forum.c-rpg.net/index.php/topic,7374.0.html

I didn't know it was even possible.