Nu Gundam (BG) vs Gundam Fight (RW)

AI summary

FINAL: Nu Gundam 7 - 3 Gundam Fight (RW), 10 games, two AI pilots rewriting their own notebooks after every game. Against the fixed-strategy simulation's 67-80% for Nu, the AI-vs-AI games were competitive - and the reason is the interesting part: the 33% underdog learned. THE ONE RULE both sides converged on: count UNBLOCKED ATTACKS, never damage. Each unblocked attack breaks exactly one shield however strong the attacker; at zero shields the next unblocked attack ends the game, so a 0-0 standoff belongs to whoever moves next. HOW NU WON (7): same-turn deploy+pair IS the win condition - a fresh body plus its pilot attacks immediately, so Nu's closers never telegraph. Read the opponent's READY resources (rested resources can't pay for tricks) and the discard pile (when the last cheap answer is spent, that turn is the all-in). Rest triggers go on the BLOCKER, not the biggest attacker - it denies this turn's block and next turn's swing. Keep one base as a bomb shelter for Master Gundam's turn. HOW RW WON (3): survive the early race behind Royal and shields (never below 2), then land the combo turn - Master Gundam attacking the player with Special Moves banked. One correction discovered the hard way in the finale: the 5-damage nuke kills a base exactly or pops ONE shield, it does not sweep - the button only wins with the opponent at 2-3 shields. Its real edge is the defender windows: multiple tricks between block and damage, and resting an attacker that hasn't swung cancels its attack entirely. Deck guides on the Strategy tab; raw pilot notebooks beneath them.