Before a match, confirm its type and requirement, record the chosen fighter, address one visible weakness, check the current gym and cash reserve, then save the result with full opponent context.
A short check immediately before entry
For a routine progression attempt, recording a short baseline is enough; you do not need to run a formal experiment every match. When comparing a training change, save the result before another purchase so it stays attached to the correct preparation. Do not attribute a new win to a setting change or rarity label without compatible evidence.
| Check | Ready | Pause |
|---|---|---|
| Match identity | Type and opponent context are recorded. | You may be entering a different comparison category. |
| Fighter state | The selected fighter and latest preparation are known. | Several cards or training blocks have become mixed up. |
| Cost | Current entry or stake fits the chosen limit. | You would use cash reserved for the next requirement. |
| Comparison | You know which one change this match follows. | There is no baseline for judging the result. |
Confirm the match context
- NPC or player-fighter match.
- League or progression position.
- Opponent information shown by the game.
- Entry, stake, or betting context.
- Current update and server.
Choose the fighter deliberately
Select for the current documented job rather than a rarity label alone. Preserve the card, visible strength and weakness, current training state, and total investment.
- Exact name and group.
- Visible before-state.
- Reason for selection.
- Known limitation.
Make one preparation change
Train one weakness or purchase one clearly relevant upgrade, then use the closest available comparable match. Several simultaneous changes make a result difficult to learn from.
- State the hypothesis.
- Record the cost.
- Capture the after-state.
- Keep other conditions as stable as possible.
Save the result, including losses
- Full result message.
- Reward and balance change.
- Opponent and match category.
- What changed before the match.
- What remains uncertain.
- The developer confirms training, strengths and weaknesses, NPC matches, and player-fighter matches.
- Players manage preparation and watch fighters compete.
- No official guaranteed-win preparation formula is public.
- Opponent and matchmaking mechanics require live evidence.
Sources and scope
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