Naval Combat Battle Results Screen... lies?
Posted: Thu May 21, 2026 7:14 pm
I've always found the battle results screen in all AGEOD titles strange. Little makes sense, from a user experience standpoint at least. The manual has only a small paragraph dedicated to this vital screen.
Having fought it out with the Spanish navy as the Brits I wanted to know a simple thing from the report below: Which of my ships have been sunk?
The battle screen tells me only that two of my ships were sunk. The manual states, that the red -2 next to the ship icon is the number of ships (technically "elements") that were destroyed. The report has no section dedicated to these losses, no crossed out ships or similiar. So I search and search. I try to calculate the hits given and taken and I even screw around with the incomprehensible range data. Then I ask myself: Did ships really sink?
I loaded up a backup save, tallied all ships in this fleet and their names, loaded up the next turn above and compared. They are all there. No ship was sunk. Hits were taken, and these hits I can comprehend. But why does the game think two of my ships were sunk?
If anyone could shed some light on this, I would appreciate it.
Having fought it out with the Spanish navy as the Brits I wanted to know a simple thing from the report below: Which of my ships have been sunk?
The battle screen tells me only that two of my ships were sunk. The manual states, that the red -2 next to the ship icon is the number of ships (technically "elements") that were destroyed. The report has no section dedicated to these losses, no crossed out ships or similiar. So I search and search. I try to calculate the hits given and taken and I even screw around with the incomprehensible range data. Then I ask myself: Did ships really sink?
I loaded up a backup save, tallied all ships in this fleet and their names, loaded up the next turn above and compared. They are all there. No ship was sunk. Hits were taken, and these hits I can comprehend. But why does the game think two of my ships were sunk?
If anyone could shed some light on this, I would appreciate it.