As he read the ssage again, Damon squinted at the screen and arched his brows.
[Congratulations! You have unlocked the Fighter Breakdown function.]
"Huh?" He said sothing to himself and scratched the back of his head. The words on the screen lit up a little.
He leaned forward, his mind racing as he tried to deduce what the feature could possibly an. Fighter Breakdown… what the hell does that do?
His thoughts drifted toward the possibilities. Does it analyze ? My stats? Or does it work on other fighters?
The vagueness of the na left a sour taste in his mouth, but he was still very interested.
Damon's finger was on the new tab on his screen, but he didn't click on it right away. "What if it's sothing useless?" he mumbled, shaking his head.
'No way. A ga Spin wouldn't give trash, right?"
He sat back, crossing his arms, eyes locked on the pulsating tab. Its golden glow seed to mock his hesitation.
Fighter Breakdown... could it be strategy-related? Maybe it profiles opponents? His imagination ran wild.
He had spent countless hours watching tapes and simulations to prepare for fighters.
If this tool could do sothing similar, but better, it could be a ga-changer.
A smirk tugged at his lips. "There's only one way to find out."
With a decisive nod, he tapped the tab.
Damon's eyes scanned the lines of text that had appeared before him.
[This function is strategically functional, used to profile your opponents. Having sub-functions like Stats Deduction, Weaknesses, Strengths, and Tendencies. Using it to make researching fighters easy.]
He blinked, then a small grin tugged at the corners of his lips. "What do you know… I was actually right," he muttered, leaning back against the headboard.
This changed everything.
He stared at the screen.
No more hours of dissecting footage, pausing, rewinding, and replaying to spot patterns.
No more endless simulations trying to dig out hidden weaknesses. This tool could streamline everything.
Still, Damon's grin faded slightly as his thoughts shifted.
'But… it's not an excuse to slack off.'
He clenched his fist lightly.
Not only did watching tapes help find mistakes, but also to learn how your opponents moved, thought, and flowed.
And the simulations? They let him feel the fight, experience it, even if it was a shadow of the real thing.
This tool wouldn't replace those things; it would enhance them.
He smiled again, this ti with a quiet determination. "Alright, let's see what this thing can do."
Damon opened the Fighter Breakdown tab and began scrolling through the options.
Sub-functions like Stats Deduction and Tendencies Analyzer glead back at him.
This was going to help him get ready even better.
Damon looked at the list with his eyes lit up by the screen's light.
[Fighters Fought]
[Add to List]
He smiled, impressed by how thorough it was.
He said under his breath, "Mmm... not bad."
He was interested and wanted to know how this feature really worked.
How did it gather the information? Did it require input like the simulation, where he needed footage, or was it sohow more intuitive?
To test it out, he pressed
[Add to List]
, and another prompt appeared.
[Scan Fighter]
He tilted his head slightly. "Scan? Interesting…" he murmured, his fingers hovering over the option.
If this tool could analyze fighters in real-ti or through minimal data, it was going to be a ga-changer. "So it gathers the info from scanning them directly? That's… wild."
But before diving into the scanning process, Damon decided to explore the
[Fighters Fought]
category.
As soon as he clicked it, a list of nas of fighters he had fought since the start of his journey ca up. As he scrolled down, his eyes got bigger.
"Damn," he said softly, seeing nas he hadn't thought about in ages.
Fighters from his backyard days, local matches, and even spars that didn't feel as significant back then.
There was Tim, the guy who had been praised because of his brother's connection with the Diego brothers.
Further down, he spotted Edward's na, alongside many others.
Then, at the bottom of the list, the most recent nas appeared.
Cellan Gustalam and Emarn Petrosin.
Their inclusion made it clear that this system wasn't skipping any details.
The data wasn't limited to big fights or official matches, it covered everything.
He chuckled, shaking his head in amazent. "Man, this thing's insane. It's got everyone. it's all logged." He couldn't help but wonder what kind of insights it could pull from all that data.
For now, though, he focused on the Weaknesses section.
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If this tool could pinpoint vulnerabilities he could exploit, it would take his preparation to another level.
"Alright," he said, leaning forward with renewed focus. "Let's see how deep this rabbit hole goes."
[
Arn Petrosyan Weaknesses.
1. Grappling Weakness: He has trouble with grappling experiences and defending against submissions.
2. Counter Susceptibility: Open to counters due to his aggressive striking style.
3. Pressure Issues: Has trouble with constant pressure, which throws off his flow.
4. Predictability: Heavy reliance on striking makes him predictable against well-rounded opponents.
5. Stamina Concerns: Endurance falters in prolonged, high-paced fights.
6. Adaptability: Faces challenges adjusting his strategy mid-fight when his initial plan fails.
]
He looked at the list of Emarn Petrosin's flaws that was under his biography.
It was crazy, so of these things were exactly what he had learned from watching tapes and practicing in the simulation.
There were, however, other stuffs that he hadn't noticed, secret complexities that the system had sohow brought to light.
He had spent countless hours trying to dissect his opponents' tendencies and vulnerabilities, but now, the system laid it all out like a cheat sheet.
"So I was right about the pressure and his grappling," Damon murmured to himself, scanning the list again. "But... conditioning issues? That wasn't obvious at all."
It was humbling and exciting at the sa ti.
He had worked hard to figure out most of these weaknesses through sheer effort, but the fact that the system could identify even the smallest gaps in Emarn's ga ant his future prep work would be improving.
"This is going to change everything," he whispered.
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