What stats do you wish were tracked in various games you have played?

[StaceyPowers]

Are there games you have played that don’t track stats that you wish did—or which you wish tracked stats they didn’t, even though they tracked others?

[The Blackangel]

I wish I could see my actual honor rank in RDR2, instead of only a sliding scale.

[killamch89]

I'd actually like to know how many hours I spend exploring because I hardly keep track of that and I can tell it's a considerable amount of time because I'm always shocked at how much time has passed.

[Patrik]

wanna know how much time i spent playing samp to be honest, since every server has his own time calculator and it's sort of impossible to merge them all 

[m76]

I wish I could see when I first played each game, and how much I've played them. Sadly the playtime is only kept for more modern games.

[The Blackangel]

FF8 tracks your time played. Ther's actually 6 color coded clocks that change at 100 hours. In order they they are white, red, blue, yellow, green ad purple. The purple stops at 99:99 and doen't go any further.

[Razor1911]

I wish I could track down how much time I have played FIFA in my entire college days. I was so fond of the multiplayer games, that I used to play with my friends all day long.

[Withywarlock]

I'd like the stats for damage and whatnot be accurately measured. Like in this image and this image from the first Mass Effect, for instance (I'm not picking on Mass Effect; nearly all video games are incompetent at displaying helpful item info.) What do any of those stats mean, and how do the stats on the first image (damage protection, shields, and tech/biotics protection) negate the effects of the second (damage and armour piercing rounds)? Does it mean "336 minus 68 equals 268 damage to Shepard's health," which can probably only go as high as 999? That can't be right because Shepard would be dead in 5 shots, and that doesn't happen on Normal difficulty. Games where there's no numerical values don't help either.

I'd ask if it's too much to ask for a comprehensible stat system, but I know it does because Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic exists.

[Shole]

I'd love rust to keep all my stats from death to kills, that would be interesting. Also like CS:Go could have more fun stats after games, and see what rifle you are the best, or such.

[Reality vs Adventure]

I wish I knew how many animals I've tamed and the longest kept alive in AC games. 

[Empire]

I wish that the games that do, aren't bugged and you keep lssing your saved files. Needs to be more cloud based.

[Heatman]

I wish I could get all the data on my players ever signed and played for my team in Top Eleven Football Manager.