This is a text database that I put together a while back for my own uses and for the uses of others. I never got around to the second part of that until now. This is a text database of all unit kill scores, which isn't all that uncommon, but mine includes repeats. It must be opened by a basic text editor, or it won't look very neat.

If anyone has improvements to suggest, I'm willing to develop it more.

It's nice, but the addition of repeats really doesn't make this any more easier to use than the regular list. People usually find specific units rather than specific scores on the list.

Is it not the same as this?

Ultimo - Anything I could add to make it worth your time?

Yoshi - No, it isn't.

Honestly I believe your time is much better spent working on maps rather than compiling a list which may or may not be repetitive information.

Or a list that can all be acquired simply by looking in DatEdit

I don't know what your guys' problem is. Yes, it was a lot of work for only processing data that is already known, but
a) it's not our concern how much time he spends on what and
b) it IS helpful when trying to set up a kills to cash system based on kills score.

ImageDeo don't listen to them, just add this list into the wiki Yoshi linked to. Don't forget to put the code tags around it to keep the formatting.
Also note that there's a space missing at the end.

Good Job.

Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Nov 19 2009, 5:21 pm by NudeRaider. Reason: typo

People who want to look for a specific score will do it in DatEdit.

However this is another kind of information which as NudeRaider have stated is very useful for construction of advanced kills to cash systems. For example using the list one can easily tell which units could be differentiated by kills score only.

Nice job.

Thanks, Raider and Wormer. I didn't know where else to post this. My apologies if some of you view it as spam.

As I said, if you have any suggestions as to how to make it more useful, I'd be glad to see what I can do.

Personally, I find it easier to use excel's "sort" function, but I know most of them by heart anyway.

Most people won't be as epic as that, rockz. It's just helpful to have it written down sometimes.