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I'm a data engineer, and as a passion project I'd like to analyze the data of my Total War Warhammer II and III save game files. Some of the questions I'm going to try to answer are:
* How profitable is an army? (cost of upkeep against money gained from raiding, sacking, and taken settlements) * How profitable are settlements? (return on investment) * How long is an average battle time based on army makeup of opposing armies?
And lots of more things.
That brings me to my question - is it possible to deserialize/parse a save game file into a format that's readable by external applications? Ideally in JSON format.
I plan to write up data engineering and data science blogs on how to build data pipelines, but using Total War as the central theme for data analysis.