Thread: Sanahtlig's Kamihime Project Toolbox

The question, "When is a Gatcha eidolon better than an MLB event SSR as primary eidolon?" has come up several times lately, so I added an Eidolon Comparison tool to the Constitutive Effects Damage Calculator to answer it. The answer for Fafnir is: a slight damage increase at LB1 (~2%), and a significant increase at LB2 (~4.5%), both at the cost of some lost HP. At LB0, the loss of stats makes the Fafnir-type eidolons undesirable as primary eidolons.

I also upgraded the Weapon Comparison tool with the option to factor in the weapons' Burst modifiers (when equipped as a primary weapon).

I identified a minor error in the way I was factoring in off-element kamihime into the damage calculation, underestimating their damage contribution (underestimating total team damage by about 5%). This bug only affects comparisons between teams with different numbers of off-element kamihime (e.g., a Fire group with Light Sol vs. a full Fire group). I fixed it for the main Constant Effects Calculator (Comparisons of different team configurations), but implementing this fix throughout all of the damage calculators is going to be time-consuming.

Until I get around to propagating the fix, don't use the damage calculator to compare teams with differing numbers of matching-element kamihime. The results of such comparisons won't be valid, except for the one calculator I fixed.

New tool: An Encyclopedia of kamihime (incl. skill effects), SSR weapons, and SSR eidolons organized by event. This tool was compiled by Slashley of Harem-Battle from info on the JP wiki and revised by me. This is a one-stop reference that English users should find extremely helpful. Note that this was compiled by Slashley using machine translation and therefore may not be 100% accurate. There's far too much info for me to verify in its entirety, so please point out any potential errors and I'll investigate.

New tool: Overdrive simulator. Use this tool to predict and counter enemy overdrives with skills that affect the overdrive meter and defensive buffs. The tool simulates the enemy's overdrive usage, allowing users to deploy countermeasures and observe how these affect overdrive usage over the course of the battle.

Tool upgrade: Weapon skill enhancement calculator. I've added a custom table that tallies fodder usage across a SLVL range for just about ANY combination of fodder. This not only allows you to optimize fodder usage across the entire SLVL range for a weapon, but tells you how much you can expect to spend on Gem Gatcha to raise the SLVL for any given range (e.g., SLVL1 to SLVL20). Supports up to 3 different fodder types (+R, which is calculated automatically to achieve 100% success rate) at each SLVL.

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Bugfix: Damage comparisons between teams with different numbers of same-element kamihime
The bug reported on 8/23, where damage comparisons involving a team with fewer same-element kamihime were slightly underestimating damage, has now been completely fixed throughout the toolbox. This was time-consuming to fix, as it required a more complex damage calculation (with summations across the 5 team members) that had to be manually implemented in multiple places. My toolbox is now able to accurately model damage comparisons between teams with different numbers of same-element kamihime, a capability which users won't find anywhere else. Wondering if adding Cthulhu to your non-Water team will improve damage? Now you can find out!