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Orc Incremental Build Comparator

Compare two observed Orc Incremental runs with zero-safe rates and explicit B-minus-A deltas, without a hidden score, official formula, or universal winner.

Checked 2026-08-28 · state stays local until copied

Direct answer

Record two runs from clearly labeled builds to compare direct levels, gold, Blight, and optional frontline-survival observations. Zero-duration rates remain Not enough data, and a positive value against a zero baseline is labeled New baseline instead of Infinity.

Interactive workspace

Observed comparison only. The tool describes your inputs and declares no winner, official formula, or performance recommendation.

Two observed runs

Build A
Build B

Transparent B-vs-A results

Levels per minute

ANot enough data

BNot enough data

B − ANot enough data

Gold per minute

ANot enough data

BNot enough data

B − ANot enough data

Blight per minute

ANot enough data

BNot enough data

B − ANot enough data

Frontline survival seconds, B − A

Not enough data

How to use it

  1. Record Build A and Build B from comparable, version-labeled runs using only values you observed.
  2. Read direct per-minute rates and B-minus-A deltas; treat New baseline as a zero-boundary label, not infinite improvement.
  3. Keep qualitative context in notes and reset before comparing a different experiment.

Limitations

  • The comparator applies only arithmetic to user-entered observations; it does not model combat or official reward formulas.
  • Different run duration, unlock state, input timing, or patch version can confound a comparison.
  • Boss result, Totem count, and notes remain context fields and are not collapsed into a score or winner.

Frequently asked questions

Does the comparator choose a winning build?
No. It displays transparent observed rates and deltas. It has no ranking score, official formula, meta claim, or automatic recommendation.
What happens when Build A has a zero baseline?
Zero against zero displays 0%. A positive Build B value against zero is labeled New baseline, never Infinity.
Where is comparison data stored?
It remains in versioned local browser storage until reset. The tool uses no account, upload, network request, or database.