I wanna know how people create logs so I can perfect mine.
(No class in particular)
My Glossary -
NR - (all support and knight claims will have this if nothing important to return) Not Required
ORI - Occupation and Redirection Immune.
XRY - (X - target 1, Y - Target 2) targeted X initially redirected to Y
Locked - Occupied
Prince’s - Visit jailed target
IV - investigate
SC - Scout
SoSu - Social Support
KiOf - Killer Offensive
SpIv - Special Investigative
Name - Prince
N1 - Jail # (Claim)
N2 - Jail # (Claim)
Name - Maid
Starting: #
N1 - MM [(Starting #)] - (Matching #) (Match!/Incompat)
N2 - MM [(Last #)] - (Matching #) (Match!/Incompat)
(In the case of a N# occupation)
N2 - MM [(Last # here)] - (Matching #) (Match!/Incompat)
I did 2 logs. Any questions?
Marshal | Class(usually a play on words)
N# | action #[RD #] | Result
[Day action][Result]
N# | action #[RD #] | Result
Example
Marshal | Physkitchen
N1 | Heal 1 | DNR
[Innoc 3]
N2 | Heal 3[RD 5] | Healed!
Princess results:
K/O
S/I
S/S
Phys:
DNR
Healed
Bleed Healed
Chrono:
PD(pocket dimension)
TW(timewarp)
Delayed!
DND
CW:
Emp(empower)
Aided
Not aided
Sherrif/Pala:
Inv(investigate)
TF(test faith)
Surv(surveille)
Maid:
MM(matchmake)
match!
Inco!
Drunk:
HH(happy hour)
Deb #>#
Obs:
Visitors>Target>visited
Occ/red imm:
Imm or Fail
Target jailed:
Jailed
Imprisoned
Prince’d
You might want to check out this guide. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1702884901
I use none of these abbrevations, Jake, and wouldn’t understand them when I see them ingame O_o
Yikes. Priestess wouldn’t know mine then
I mean most of your logs are easy to understand with context, (like a princess claim with spiv in it’s logs) But a lot of it is things i’ve never seen
But yeah, Marshal wrote a lot of the common abbrevations down. Basically, every abbrevation which gets used by a lot of people is understandable.
explicitly identifying the starting or latest maid match is unnecessary and a waste of space
it should be clear from the rest of the logs what the starting match was (e.g. the first player listed N1)
Writing down the starting target of the Maid is important 
it helps a lot avoiding confusion
if maid logs were standardized like obs logs are there would be no confusion
and no wasted space
n1 match 2|4|match
n2 match 4|3|incompatible
it’s obvious that 2 is starting match, because it’s the starting number
Yeah, but we don’t have a 100% standardized log, because everyone writes his logs a bit different, and that’s fine. There’s not the one right solution.
the obs got standardized to 3, 4 > 10 > x and now nobody seems able to read any other format
not even me
the same clearly needs to happen with maid because they are writing matches in different orders and getting misunderstood
