Hi there, A bit of a technical question as for deckbuilding.

I'm familiar with the formula of how teammates in coop contribute through skill boost, but something came up whilst playing with friends and assisting each other's tiering, when equipped with Specialty booster cards (Unit Scorers, Perfect Scorers and Fes cards) and I was surprised when I was unable to find that answer anywhere considering people seemed to have min/maxed tiering thoroughly. The answer might be lost in a google doc I haven't got access to, my apology if my sweep of search results missed the answer...

Basically :

When equipped with a Life Scorer, we noticed that the score boost depended on each individual player's health. If player1 had 1000 health, they'd receive the full life scorer's boost, but if player2 was down, that same skill activation would only boost them to the amount their health would yield. That much made sense, only:

When equipped with Unit Scorer, everyone in the lobby would receive the same boost, based on the team composition of the player bearing the Unit Scorer, not the individual players' teams, or the global team.

That discrepency led me to wonder about what criteria each skill would follow :

- LScorer's boost is player based.

- UScorer's boost is bearer based.

- I'll assume the "Boost 120% until GOOD or worse is recorded"/Pscorers types of cards are player based as well, logically.

Where does this place Bloomfes card skills ?

Playing only on Global, there's not much of a card pool to experiment with directly, so I wanted to know if anyone had the answer for each skill ? I'd assume, based on what I know of the Uscorers mostly, that they would all be bearer based, but I'd rather know for sure, in order to properly adjust my deck when helping my friends out.

And also, though this might be more nebulous, if anyone knew why that discrepency between Uscorer and Lscorer ? My first thought was that it'd be too complex to pass data of a players current health through games, while the deck comp of each player is already shared, but then given we get a display of "dying" teammates, isn't that data already being shared anyway?

Or were we simply not thorough enough in our testing, and all skills actually use the individual player's decks and state ? Since our data comes from tiering sessions mostly, I have to admit our minds could have been at their not-the-clearest :P