and troops.
It is impossible to track yourself who is providing troops and who is feeding them.
If people provide troops and no crop then they are there to take from everyone else.
and troops.
It is impossible to track yourself who is providing troops and who is feeding them.If people provide troops and no crop then they are there to take from everyone else.
Since spies are a thing in many kingdoms, i think that everyone being able to see the troops in the wonder could be a bit risky. Maybe they could add the option for kings / queens to allow a player to see the troops if they trust them 
Since spies are a thing in many kingdoms, i think that everyone being able to see the troops in the wonder could be a bit risky. Maybe they could add the option for kings / queens to allow a player to see the troops if they trust them
They can create a secret society for that job.
I don't see how it matters.
Spies know the WW going to be packed with defence. Why does it matter they can see troop numbers (not types).
I think that if you
and troops.
It is impossible to track yourself who is providing troops and who is feeding them.If people provide troops and no crop then they are there to take from everyone else.
I haven't tryed it but I think you could setup a secret society with the aim of protecting the village (WW). That should show you the amount of troops reinforcing, the amount of troop lost in defence. This way you could also see the total amount of resources sent by players, but i don't know if it counts only resources sent to exactly that village or also other villages of the same player.
As each SS you can choose not to show reinforcing troops and other stuff!
I think that if you
I haven't tryed it but I think you could setup a secret society with the aim of protecting the village (WW). That should show you the amount of troops reinforcing, the amount of troop lost in defence. This way you could also see the total amount of resources sent by players, but i don't know if it counts only resources sent to exactly that village or also other villages of the same player.
As each SS you can choose not to show reinforcing troops and other stuff!
You can do that, see all troops currently donated, troops lost and resources donated.
But I was continuing the idea of the OP of separating crop and other res to also include total troop numbers with that. That way we have a full analysis of our most generous and our most selfish 
hELLO ALL.
I have a question: com3x3 when the holidays start, do the units defending other settlements return home for the holidays? (LAST TEST SERVER RETURNED)
You can do that, see all troops currently donated, troops lost and resources donated.
But I was continuing the idea of the OP of separating crop and other res to also include total troop numbers with that. That way we have a full analysis of our most generous and our most selfish
Umh ye, that's fine
Also, it would be very nice, if feasable, to count also crop consumed by stationing troops. That way would be immediatly clear to everyone who is leeching crop (and how much) and who instead is oversupplying... but I'm afraid that this would need a lot more coding and probably can result in a lot of data to be recorded and handled 
Thanks for the answers! I am going to research a little about the Secret Societies.
To me, it always looked quite unclear who sent how much where and so on. Either you explain it to me here or i have to read 
Have nice gaming rounds everyone!
Just create a SS with the purpose of protecting a village (the WW in this case). You can choose if the various players (ALL) will be sharing:
- attack reports
- incoming attacks notification (you will only see it if you open the village info window)
- troops in villages, be careful with that 
(you can select those options only when you create it, afterwards you'll have to delete and recreate it if you want to change smth).
Then invite people you need on the SS
You will see various icons. By hovering you will see a message explaining each but, from left to right they are:
- Number of player villages
- Player total population
- Total resources sent to the "protected" village
- Total number of troops lost defending the village
- Total number of troops defending the village (i guess is just the bare number of troops, not the crop consumption)
