Race Details / Results

[MrBismarck]

I was wondering if the race results and details were saved anywhere after an event has finished?

It would be great and really help any AAR if each race dumped a small text file, for example, containing the starting Auriga and then a list of events - the full order details would be great, but even just a list of this Auriga was lacerated... this Auriga lost control in a turn and then let go of the horses and ran for safety... followed ultimately by the finishing order would be really useful.

I don't see anything like that in the install directory or in My Documents.

[Turnopia]

There is no event log writing, events are just shown at "live" action only. Maybe programs like Fraps can help you catch most of the action for an AAR.

Writing event log (like an old fashioned RPG) is an interesting idea that I was contemplating during development. But care must be taken when writting to disk. In any case lack of complete information on what is happening around the circuit is intentional

[AceStahler]

This is a FANTSTIC game. I hope you will consider the following: 1) MULTIPLAYER options 2) varied starting options===ie layers of difficulty like less starting charioteers. 3) Hidden charioteer qualities--perhaps based on reputation 4) more detailed charioteer racing history 5) Historical starting periods--ie when there were just red and white teams and later just the red, white, blue, green. I do have other ideas but I'm sure you have thought about all of these already.

I started playing on the first day of its release and I've been glued to the game ever since. I salute the developers who have done some authentic research. I'm reading up on the history of the circuses and you have created that authenticity into the game.

I did not think I would have more than passing interest in the game. It did not seem like it could stand up to other games like Panzer Corps and others. This far exceeded my expectations and it might be a slow hit but I think it will be a big one. Do you guys have a Facebook page or a twitter feed? I'd consider that too. I've played for hours and this game has never been dull.

[Turnopia]

Thank you AceStahl, interesting ideas. Multiplayer has always been a recurring possibility, and it keeps being for the future, but far future, because some kind of variable number of players, simultaneous turn solving system would have to be designed from scratch.

I'm not an active user of social networks, luckily my wife keeps me connected and informed daily but Slitherine and Matrix games are fully present there.

[romashka228]

very nice guys