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"Strange" guns and ships (keeps track of kills)

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Jazzza:
I'm sure most of you have played TF2 or GSGO or Dota 2 that have "strange" items that keep track of kills.

Maybe our guns, ships and hammers could keep track of kills, repairs, rebuilds, etc? Maybe a micro-transaction (as much as I hate them) to prevent everyone from tracking?

In the games that have already implemented them I see no change in gameplay or anything like that. The most I get is a "woah, he's been playing for a while" when I see someone with thousands of kills.

Rainer Zu Fall:
We've got that already. Look at the "Progress" tab and the summary of your classes.

Thomas:
You can view your own kills (among many other stats) in your progress button, like Rainer pointed out, but you can't view the stats of other players. I think this is mostly for privacy as well as to not encourage players to 'pad their stats'. Some part of me thinks that seeing some of the stats could be interesting, but another part of me thinks it could be an issue waiting to happen with some people.

Rainer Zu Fall:

--- Quote from: Thomas on December 16, 2013, 09:42:03 am ---Some part of me thinks that seeing some of the stats could be interesting, but another part of me thinks it could be an issue waiting to happen with some people.

--- End quote ---

Yeah, I fear that showing those stats publicly might lead to captains rushing in alone to get all the kills for themselves, engineers repairing destroyed guns instead of the hull and balloon because they're way quicker repaired and tactics being thrown overboard.

Jazzza:

--- Quote from: RainerZuFall on December 16, 2013, 08:12:54 am ---We've got that already. Look at the "Progress" tab and the summary of your classes.

--- End quote ---

My suggestion is public stats.

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