I'm writing an Excel Spreadsheet to manage playing We the People

[mastrude]

... because the game is so complex I haven't won a game in recent years! I would like users to this so I can get it to the best shape possible. Interested?

It has many tabs, not all of which may stay in the release version. They're:

- City names and data

- Cities lack: I.e. what do they need NOW!

- Requirements to build items such as warships

- Sale Prices of the various items

- Best Cities to process the raw materials

- French city names assigned by the game (assuming you're playing as Samuel de Champlain, because he gets along best with natives.) If you like to play as Cortez, you can modify it yourself! I'm a Buddhist. I also play with no other Europeans players and avoid conflict easily.

- The names of tribal chiefs that won't try to scalp you. I haven't tried to play a fighting game for many years. I also get the chiefs on my side by giving them gifts when they're starving. Ever tried it this way? It's a whole 'nother game!

- A calculator.

I'm a programmer with more than 50 years experience. (Yeah, I'm old!)

 

[Havanas]

Looks nice, for static info on traits and units there is already an infosheet in excel in the pinned post: https://forums.civfanatics.com/threads/guide-to-wtp-4-0-traits-goods-units-and-ship-overview.683210/. (Could prevent some double work).

For me, an excel would mean too much alt-tabbing I think.

 

[Nightinggale]

The colopedia will probably be rewritten at some point because the code is garbage. If there are any ideas regarding what info should be presented and how, then do speak up. Changes made during a rewrite might be "free" in the sense that the code is rewritten anyway.

 

[mastrude]

Looks nice, for static info on traits and units there is already an infosheet in excel in the pinned post: https://forums.civfanatics.com/threads/guide-to-wtp-4-0-traits-goods-units-and-ship-overview.683210/. (Could prevent some double work).

For me, an excel would mean too much alt-tabbing I think.

My spreadsheet is only practical with two monitors, because of that issue. But now that Microsoft has ported Excel to iOS, one can be an iPad. Got an iPad or equivalent?

I think the spreadsheets you’ve referred me to will save me a lot of time. Thanks!