Tactica is a new and innovative way to retain, analyze, and share your battle reports, without needing to be in the game. The system's import process automates getting all of the detailed information from your battle reports. No more spending hours entering troop counts into spreadsheets by hand!
Tactica
Advanced Evony battle report analytics for strategic gamers and alliances
See EvonySummer's demonstration of Tactica's features.
Our advanced analytics then allows you to organize the data from your battle report in multiple ways. Decide for yourself whether you want to sort by participant, troop type, or level to get different insights. You'll soon be identifying ways to improve your defense and get more out of your attacks. And your whole alliance will benefit from comparing the success of rally contributors and reinforcement marches.
See Tactica in action with our comprehensive demo video that showcases the ease and speed of our analytics and visualizations, all while a report import is happening in the background.
Our highly customizable visualizations allow you to look at the data from your battle reports in new ways, identifying where you are getting kills, and where you are giving up points.
Tactica’s archival system will allow you to store and easily access your battle reports. You can look up old battle reports by date and - coming soon - by opponent. Imagine how it will impact those first five minutes of battle preparation to have detailed information about your performance against a particular alliance and their individual defenses! After battle, you can use our sharing features so friends can dig into the full details of a report outside of the game, not just see the opening screenshot.
Alliance groups
After a big battlefield, many alliances rely on just one or two people to pick through stacks of battle reports. Tactica turns that work into analytics and views you can return to, without typing troop numbers into spreadsheets by hand.
Alliance groups open that up so more of the team can take part. Reports brought in for your server and alliance tag live in a shared library, so the analysis is not trapped on a single account. The people who do the deep reading can still drive the process, but notes, bookmarked series, and multi-report views make it easier to point the team at specific reports or sequences—what held, what cracked, and why—so members can discuss it together instead of only hearing a distilled summary afterward.
When several members are working through the same battlefield after the fact, they can divide the reading without redoing the same report twice; Tactica coordinates that behind the scenes. The focus is understanding what happened once the battlefield is over, so the alliance can tighten its game for the next one—not making split-second calls while a war is live.