Things you really want to see in "Cantr Statististics

[SekoETC]

I'm not sure when kills started getting recorded and if they get purged some time after the killer dies, but the most recorded kills for one character is 34, the next biggest are 28, 27, 2 x 23, 3 x 19, 2 x 17, 2 x 16, 14, 3 x 13, 12, 5 x 11, 3 x 10 and so forth.

For players, the most recorded kills is 80, next 52, 41, 39, 37, 35, 34, 33, 2 x 32, 30, 29, 28, 2 x 27, 3 x 26, 25 and so on.

***edited out key information -Doug***

[Piscator]

Number of radio messages by frequency. I'm not interested in actual frequencies, I'd just like to know how many messages are sent on the most common, next common, etc. frequency.

[Henkie]

Number of radio messages by frequency. I'm not interested in actual frequencies, I'd just like to know how many messages are sent on the most common, next common, etc. frequency.

So.. You -are- interested in the frequencies?

[Piscator]

Pardon? What I mean is that I don't want to know what the most common frequency is, just how many messages are sent on it.

[RedQueen.exe]

You would probably want to leave the frequencies out anyway, since otherwise it could give away the secret frequency of certain organizations, or at least narrow the possible list down immensely.

[SekoETC]

There's no easy way of finding out since frequency isn't stored in its own field.

[Piscator]

You would probably want to leave the frequencies out anyway, since otherwise it could give away the secret frequency of certain organizations, or at least narrow the possible list down immensely.

That was the idea behind not wanting to hear the frequencies.

If it's too difficult for messages, what about the radios themselves?

[SekoETC]

Amounts per frequency (not shown).
For all types of radios (including transmitters, receivers and repeaters).

1562
219
105
24
17
16
15
14
11
8
8
7
7
7
7
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4


Receivers

822
132
59
16
14
10
9
9
8
6
4
4
4
4

Transmitters

674
80
38
7
7
6
5
4
4
4

Repeaters

66
8
7

[Piscator]

Thank you. These figures mean that about 75% of receivers and 80% of transmitters are set to the same frequency. The chance they are set to one of the three most common frequencies is above 90%. There are apparently also just three frequencies used in repeater networks.

By the way, did you disregard the rarest frequencies to keep the list short? The numbers don't seem to add up. (If yes, I don't want to see the full list. I'm just curious.)

[SekoETC]

Yeah, I left out the rarest frequencies, so you can't really draw any percentages from them.

[Chris]

I would like to see numbers of characters by age description: twenties, thirties, ..., very old. Thanks!

[SekoETC]

a woman who is very old 140
a man who is very old 224
a woman in her eighties 41
a man in his eighties 26
a man in his seventies 95
a woman in her seventies 57
a woman in her sixties 41
a man in his sixties 101
a man in his fifties 183
a woman in her fifties 104
a woman in her fourties 196
a man in his fourties 298
a man in his thirties 514
a woman in her thirties 348
a woman in her twenties 680
a man in his twenties 1413

It's interesting that in their eighties, there are almost twice as many women as there are men, whereas men lead in all the other age categories.

[Snickie]

It's a new year! I'd like to see these statistics again.

[Ronja Rotschopf]

what's the average playing time of active players? (at least 5 login days during the last 7 days)

[SekoETC]

I don't think it's keeping track of how long someone has played in a day, especially now that we got rid of minutes.