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Phaedrus said:
Yeah, however it would be nice to get statistics on MY stuff while I'm still playing... :]
Does not Fog of War apply to that too?
:rofl:
 

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Besides, even if your intelligence is bad, you should have some idea of how large the enemy forces are. In fact, many nations seemed to like to boast about how many men they could mobilize.
 

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Not to mention enemy spies.

I think that only the national comparison army/navy/air fleets pages in the ledger need modifications.

Instead of showing the exact amount of divisions in each country, I think that it should show your own number of fleets/armies/whatever in an exact way, and the armies of each other country multiplied by a random factor, between 0'66 and 1'33. (or some other interval like this one).

Each month, "your intelligence service" would re-evaluate the armies of the rest of countries, and so, each month, you'd have in the ledger an estimation of what the other countries have.

Let's suppose a country X, when you look

Code:
year and month - Obvious
Actual number of divisions - number of divisions country X has that month
Estimated interval - interval in which a random number is picked and 
showed in your ledger (between parenthesis, an example of a 
number that could appear in the ledger)

year and month            Actual number of divisions       Estimated interval
January 36                   20                                      13..26 (25)
February 36                 20                                      13..26 (23)
March 36                     20                                      13..26 (15)
April 36                       20                                       13..26 (25)
May 36                       30                                       20..40 (25)

This would simulate the in-exactitude of the intelligence reports. The actual amplitude of the uncertainty interval could be determined by some techs or missions of reconnaissance.