Game score vs game stat figures

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1Ghost
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Game score vs game stat figures

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Hope this isn't a stupid question. When I tally the game stat scoring, it doesn't match the final score of the game. What am I missing? And are points given or taken for the length of time you take to make a move? Loving this game. Brand new to it thanks to a friend.
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I forgot to mention it was a basic game with no expansions.
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You posted this twice in an hour and neither time explicitly stated which "stat" you are referring to. The stat "thinking time" is related to how long you took to make moves. But I don't know how you were trying to tally thinking time, if that's what you're even referring to.
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I am referring to all the stats at the end of the game further down the page (except thinking time because I don't know if there are points related to it. It doesn't look like it). Tallying my opponents point from the box below the final game. Example: Cities 16, Roads 26, Monasteries 13 etc....when I count the points from the game stats (not the side bar) they don't match my or my opponents final scores.
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Freespirited wrote: 06 November 2022, 18:53 I am referring to all the stats at the end of the game further down the page (except thinking time because I don't know if there are points related to it. It doesn't look like it).
Statistics aren’t always there to detail points, they can provide other infos. For example, here, placed meeples don’t bring you point at the end of the game, but it’s a good indication whether you tend to build large structures or complete a lot of small ones.
Sometimes, points from statistics can overlap (although I don’t think it’s the case here with Carcassonne). For example, if there was a stat for how many points you got with roads longer than 5 sections, it would overlap with the stat « points from roads ».
So you need to pay attention to what each stat actually describes and see how it factors in your final score.
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Doh. Didn't even notice I was including the placed meeples and remaining meeples count in the tally. Appreciate your reply. Thanks!
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Hello, I hope I'm in the right space to ask, I thought my question might be related. I'm wondering whether there's a way of adding another statistic : number of tiles placed. It gives a good idea of how many have actually been used with a meeple, and is also very useful in the traders and builders expansion in which you can play twice when adding to a road or city with a builder.

Bonjour, j'espère que je suis au bon endroit pour poser ma question, j'ai trouvé que les sujets étaient liés. Je me demandais dans quelle mesure on pourrait ajouter une nouvelle statistique : nombre de tuiles jouées. Cela donnerait une idée du nombre de tuiles utilisées avec un meeple, mais aussi ce serait très utile dans l'extension marchands et bâtisseurs dans laquelle on peut jouer une deuxième fois lorsque l'on ajoute une tuile à une route ou une ville dans laquelle se trouve déjà un bâtisseur.
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