Since yesterday this wonderful calculator site is offline. Anyone has an idea if it's planned to come back online?

https://nghood.com/pages/warzone/cheatsheet

There's nothing like the convenience of using the calculator to calculate exactly how many armies I need to kill a defending commander with 20 armies. Seriously, how can I've even play the game now that I've got to use the slow and cumbersome ingame calculator?

While we're on the topic of dysfunctional sites, anyone has an idea what happened to 5smiths' wonderful CW stats? I assume it went broke after recent CW changes?

https://wz-cw.5smith.ru/

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If you go to https://nghood.com it says the site has been moved to https://warlight.nghood.com

Sadly that awesome M'Hunter calculator is not there. It was my most used WZ tool. I downloaded it at one point, but can't find it anymore. Might get in touch with the MHunter clan to see what's going on.

You can still use Game > Analise Attack or use the Analise button when making attacks. Not the same but it'll have to do.

Yeah I know about analyse attack. But the NGHood cheatsheet was so much easier, it's like doing 10 steps back in usability ;-)

Norman usually checks forum from time to time, you can find him on the warzone discord as well I believe

Oh, sorry I didn't know someone actually used my calculators, that's pretty sweet. Usually people just seemed to stare blank when I showed them my calculations. Yeah, I moved my WarLight guides to the subdomain https://warlight.nghood.com. That way I have room for multiple subdomains for different interests of mine. The old site had some technical problems like no HTTPS and I have to admit that I even lost the code (PC crashed and never pushed to anywhere) ;) The new site is publicly hosted via GitHub pages: and is far more lightweight and easier to maintain. https://github.com/Norman1/warlight-guides

I read your guides ages ago. They were pretty damn useful at that time. That calculator though, I started using it all the time since years. Incredibly useful, so thanks again!

You're saying the code for that one is lost though? At least I couldn't find it in your links there.

I guess if I'm motivated enough I could write another myself. Just need some time and a bit of hyperfocus : )

It can get easily done with an excel spreadsheet or using a Google Docs. I assume you were just using 1 or 2 of the calculation options anyways and not everything. If you know what you have to prompt, ChatGPT can do the work nowadays ;)

With the code, I meant the source code.

not a bad idea. I'll put it on my todo list, and hopefully get around to it soon.

ChatGPT would be no good, Warzone is too niche for it to know how to perform army loss calculations. It doesn't understand any APIs for Warzone. Also the way that most AI-models go about getting training data or "learning" is unethical like not respecting licenses for open-source code (does not provide attribution which is common for licenses such as MIT) or calling use of copyrighted IP as "fair use" when no explicit consent was given.