Nu Gundam (BG) vs Strike Freedom (BW)

AI summary

SERIES RESULT: Nu Gundam (BG) 9-1 Strike Freedom (BW) - two subagent pilots that rewrote their own notebooks after every game (final notebooks: sim/live/series/notes-p1.md, notes-p2.md). THE ONE RULE THAT DECIDED ALL TEN GAMES: attack EVENT count, not damage. Each unblocked face event breaks ~1 shield regardless of AP; at 0 shields the next unblocked face event ends it. Every race is events vs ready [Blocker]s + shields + base. NU (9 wins): curve cheap bodies from T2 and flood events; pair Amuro ST01-010 on an expendable body as pre-combat removal (When Paired rests an enemy <=5HP printed); fresh deploy + matching pilot = attacks the same turn; keep Nu LR + GD05-085 for the kill turn; four small events close faster than one big one. SF (1 win): structural problem - defense curve starts at L3-4 while BG floods 2-cost bodies from T2. Blockers are a counted resource (below 2 total, deploy instead of attack); NEVER rest both blockers at low shields (three of the nine losses were exactly that); Argama base at <=3 shields absorbs an entire flood event; the LR combo turn is total resources = 8 (deploy GD05-002 + pair GD05-081 in one plan); the lone win came from an Amuro-rest tempo start with the LR landing before the flood. DECK VERDICT: to make SF competitive, add early blocker/Argama density, not more top-end. Cross-check: 1200-game heuristic MC (see the validation batch) - the doctrine cannot be expressed as profile knobs (all combos 68-71%); the pilots' edge is per-turn event arithmetic.