Hey Nymeria, I’ve been crunching some data on simulated combat drills and think we could fine‑tune the parameters to boost engagement and realism. Got a minute to dive into the metrics?

Here’s the current performance snapshot from the latest simulation run—just the key numbers so we can pinpoint the weak spots. Attack power 52.3, Defense 47.8, Hit rate 83%, Dodge 12%, Critical 4.6%. Avg damage per round 12.7. Cooldown lag 1.3 seconds on the special. The biggest inefficiency shows up in the dodge stat: only 12% means characters are getting hit too often. Also the cooldown lag is dragging the flow—each 1.3‑second delay is costing us about 0.4 damage per round. Focus on bumping dodge up to 20% and trimming cooldown to 0.9 seconds, and we’ll see a solid boost in overall efficiency. Let me know if you want a deeper breakdown or a strategy tweak.

Give me the high‑level moves. Just the big picture—stance timing, roll speed tweak, event queue overhaul, buffer swap, hit rate bump. That’s what I need to run the regression. Once I’ve the numbers, we’ll lock in the exact steps.

Okay, here’s the regression plan: 1. **Stance timing** – tighten the pre‑attack window by 20% of the current frame count. 2. **Roll speed** – increase animation frame rate by 12%. 3. **Event queue** – swap to a min‑heap priority queue; weight actions by urgency score. 4. **Buffer swap** – implement double buffering for command queue; reduces dispatch latency by ~0.4 s. 5. **Hit rate** – bump base hit from 83 % to 85 %, then scale skill damage down 4 % to keep total output stable. Run a simulation with these parameters, track avg damage per round and hit/miss rates, then we’ll fine‑tune the exact numbers. Let me know the outputs, and we’ll lock down the final optimization.