FishingEvolution
Player-observed comparison

Upgrade Test: Compare Two Sessions

Compare catches and displayed-value pace before and after one recorded change. The result describes your sessions; it does not define an official upgrade effect.

Comparison, not causation

Compare Two Timed Sessions

Change one visible category, keep other conditions as similar as practical, and compare the rates you observed.

Category label confirmed; effect unknown
Baseline session
Test session

Enter positive minutes and non-negative catches and value for both sessions to compare them.

What this result means: Choose the category you changed. A higher or lower observed rate does not prove that category caused the difference. Session conditions, fish mix, combo state, route, and random variation may also matter.
Questions

Upgrade test FAQ

Does this test prove what an upgrade does?

No. It compares two sessions you entered and cannot prove that one changed category caused the difference.

Which categories can I record?

Speed, Big Hook, and Luck are visible labels in official media. Other keeps the worksheet usable if the live interface shows something different.

Why is a percentage unavailable?

A percentage change needs a positive baseline rate. When the baseline is zero, the tool shows the absolute change only.

How many tests should I run?

There is no official sample size. Repeat comparable sessions and avoid changing several conditions at once.

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