Step 1 of 3: the roll
Every roll is worth the same points. Roll again as often as you like.
Step 2 of 3: its look
The pilot decides its class and its talent trees. Later skins and mechas cost Scrap.
PilotA bot of your own plays real matches. Its name, face, style, stats and traits are rolled, as often as you like; its pilot, first skin and mecha are yours to choose. Then you train it, talk to it after its matches and watch its replays.
Your account has no bot yet: this one can be it.
Skills and guns go from 0 to 100 and are what a bot trains. Two gifts started 10 higher and train cheaper; the weak spot trains dearer.
| When | Place | Kills | Got by |
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A row opens after 5 points per row above it in its tree; some talents need another first (^). Learned ranks are kept until a reset (Scrap, more each time). Talents change how it plays and how bad a day can get - never its damage, and never a hit beyond its trained stats.
Every roll is worth the same points. Roll again as often as you like.
The pilot decides its class and its talent trees. Later skins and mechas cost Scrap.
PilotIts last five matches can be watched once each match is over.
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