Dungeon wipe/clear stat counter

I was wondering if there is any way to keep track of stats on how many pass/fails you have in dungeons - death counts, etc.

Playing Monestary I'm not going to complain on the difficulty, but it would be neat to see how many times I've died/our raids have wiped. I think so far in the past 2 days I've been in 6 raids attempting it with at least 25 wipes cumulative at TG boss fight. Again, not complaining, just would be neat to see this kind of stat for - it took me X long before I passed this dungeon/raid/trial.

I'd like some kind of duty overview when you leave, with these sort of stats.
It would give you the personal stats if a parser, plus some party wide stats, and being only available upon leaving means you cant harass/kick players based on it.
It would legitimise "parsing" in a benign and non-disruptive way.

Yes their is a means of keeping track of clears, wipes, and deaths. It involves you, paper*, a pen/pencil*, and the willingness to use all those to that end.

*These implements can be substituted with a storage device, and word processor if desired.

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Originally Posted by DeaconMoore

Yes their is a means of keeping track of clears, wipes, and deaths. It involves you, paper*, a pen/pencil*, and the willingness to use all those to that end.

*These implements can be substituted with a storage device, and word processor if desired.

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I think OP was asking for a more efficient way with a modern solution, instead of going back to the good ol past and doing everything by hand.

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Originally Posted by Seraphor

I'd like some kind of duty overview when you leave, with these sort of stats.
It would give you the personal stats if a parser, plus some party wide stats, and being only available upon leaving means you cant harass/kick players based on it.
It would legitimise "parsing" in a benign and non-disruptive way.

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To be fair, this wouldn't help in the situation of a farming party, i.e. for exes or savage. I'm not saying it'd be used for ill in those situations (mostly), just that it wouldn't be as benign.

That being said, I still think we should all have personal parser stats available to us.