WARERA.UNIKHORNE: Timeline

The map changes while you sleep. A region falls, a war order flips, a country quietly sends half its treasury to a neighbour. By morning it is all in the past tense and nobody wrote it down.

https://warera.unikhorne.dev/timeline

WHAT IS ON THE LINE

Six kinds of event, all recorded the moment they happened, all with both sides.

• Regions changing hands, from whom to whom.

• Battles decided, who beat whom for which region, with the damage it took.

• Elections won, the office and the country.

• Movers, players changing country, grouped per run so one migration is one line.

• Money sent from one country to another.

• Trades, the largest single deals, above 2000 BTC.

Grouped by day, newest first. Every line leads somewhere: a battle to the matchup and to the game, a trade to that good, an office to the player.

One day at a glance is the whole idea. A feed of single events is a river; a day with its regions, its battles and its money in one block is a report.

PICK WHAT YOU WATCH

Four windows, from the last day to the last month, and every kind switches off on its own. Watching a front? Leave battles and regions on and turn the rest off. Watching the market? The other way round. The choice sits in the address, so a filtered view is a link.

WHERE IT COMES FROM

None of this is fetched from the game while you wait. It is read from the tables the suite fills anyway: the battle tracker since April, the region watcher, the election log, the citizen snapshots, the country transfers, and the trade stream.

That has a consequence worth stating: the line starts where the recording started, not where the game started. The battle tracker has been running since April, the country snapshots for days rather than months. Older events are not missing because they were dropped, they were never seen.

Two limits, said plainly rather than hidden.

Players moving country are found by comparing two snapshots. The time on those lines is when the suite noticed, not when they left, and that is why they are grouped per run instead of dated one by one.

Country events, a tax change or a population jump, need two daily snapshots to exist at all. A difference needs two points, and one is none. Those lines start appearing once enough days are on record.

A battle that took a region used to appear twice, once as the battle and once as the region change. They are one piece of news, so they are shown as one. A region that changed hands with no battle behind it stays on the line, and that is the more interesting case.

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