Do you guys keep your stats? I think they help explain the game from an economic standpoint, assess the performance of the different powers, and provide insight to the challenge the Axis faces. The stats reveal some obvious themes, mainly, the Axis pays less to inflict damage but can’t replace their losses, so the Allies slowly get bigger and bigger. However the stats also detail the efficiency of the various powers.
Here are my stats from the last game I played with a friend. I was the Allies and he surreneded to me on R5 when I captured Berlin because Rome would also fall on USA5. So the below stats are through 4 full rounds and then just the German and Russian turns in the 5th round
-all values are in IPC’s-
Total Axis Kills: 626 Total Axis Losses:711 Axis Kill-per-Death Ratio (KDR): .88 Total IPC collected by Axis: 538
Total Axis Losses Recouped: 76%
Germany: Accounted for 51% of total Axis kills and 53% of total Axis losses with a KDR of .86. Average German expenditure to inflict 1 IPC of damage: $1.13.
German losses recouped: 77%
Japan: Accounted for 28% of total Axis kills and 30% of total Axis losses with a KDR of .83 Average Japanese expenditure to inflict 1 IPC of damage: $.99.
Japanese losses recouped: 84%
Italy: Accounted for 20% of total Axis kills and 18% of total Axis losses with a KDR of 1.04. Average Italian expenditure to inflict 1 IPC of damage: $.57. l
Italian losses recouped: 59%
For the allies, I’ll just summarize with the highs and lows. Total Allied IPC collected: 814 Allied KDR: 1.13 Total Allied Losses recouped: 130%
The highest average price paid by an Ally to inflict 1 IPC of damage was the USA at $107.3 while the lowest average price to inflict 1 IPC of damage was UK East at $.26. The The highest KDR by an Allied power was USSR with 2.33 while the lowest was France at .31.
