ArenaDoro — a magazine and lab for reading NIKKE PvP, changing lineups and understanding battles.
- 01 · Compare decks with the same conditions — To know what changed the result, change only one thing at a time.
- 02 · How to read 10-trial results — “Wins out of 10” is what the engine calculated for your inputs. It can differ from real in-game win rates.
- 03 · The same five Nikkes can play differently by position — When you record a lineup, write down the P1–P5 positions along with the names.
- 04 · Who receives Blanc’s Indomitability? — Blanc’s Indomitability goes to “the ally with the lowest HP at the moment she casts it.” Here is why a Nikke with more HP can look like the one who got it.
- 05 · Jackal was shot. Why did Biscuit fall? — Jackal shares damage taken with several allies, so an attack aimed at Jackal can bring down another Nikke.
- 06 · Bursting first does not always win — A 13.4-second example where the opponent Bursted first and we still won shows how “who lasts to the end” can decide a match more than Burst order.
- 07 · How to read the example numbers — Where the magazine’s example numbers come from, and why recalculating in the lab can give different results.
- 08 · Anis: Star can make Burst I happen twice — When Anis: Star in Everyone’s Star uses Burst I first, another Burst I follows. Here is when it happens and what changes.
- 09 · Does Burst fire the moment you press it? — Burst does not fire the instant the gauge fills, and some effects do not land the instant Burst is used. Here is that “waiting time,” in frames.