Current gameplay wording reports a skill tree involving Luck and Damage. Direct official UI details, node names, costs, caps, reset rules, and an optimal order are not available.
If the base has only one coverage layer or enemies pass through empty space, fix placement before treating Luck as the only answer. If coverage holds but enemies survive sustained pressure, test one Damage choice. Balanced players should change one variable and repeat the same wave.
Changing one variable makes it easier to understand why the base improved or failed.
Keep the current layout and note whether the first failure is uncovered space, sustained enemy pressure, or a boss-specific moment.
When the base has only one useful layer, add or reposition coverage. More Luck cannot make an unplaced defense cover the lane.
If enemies stay covered but survive too long, one Damage-related choice may be a useful test. Exact scaling is not claimed.
When the cause is unclear, move or upgrade one thing and repeat the same wave rather than committing all resources.
Read the current game UI for node names, prices, caps, and reset behavior before spending. Public community wording alone is not enough for exact math.
The feature may be locked, changed, or described differently. Use the current UI and avoid guides that invent a menu path.
Return to coverage and compare a fixed wave; random results require more than one observation.
Check for uncovered travel between defenses. Placement may be the actual problem.
Node math, costs, caps, and reset rules have not been confirmed from direct UI evidence.
The next wave cannot show which change helped.
Updates may change the tree. Read the live in-game values before confirming.
Fix a one-layer or uncovered layout first. Test Damage when covered enemies survive pressure; test Luck only after the base job is stable and the current UI explains the upgrade.
A current community gameplay result reports Luck and Damage skill-tree wording, but a direct official UI source has not been captured.
They are not confirmed in the current public research packet. Use the visible game UI rather than an uncited table.
Reset rules are unknown. Do not spend on the assumption that a free or complete reset exists.
