How the values are calculated

A skin is a collection purchase rather than a farmable resource. The model assigns a high $40 preference value so selecting Skins intentionally lifts Mission Pass, Event Pass, and Costume Gacha above packs whose value comes only from materials. This is an internal preference value, not an official price.

The baseline for every other value. One pull costs 300 gems, and the best recurring gem packs give you about one pull per dollar. They can also pay for wishlisted ordinary pulls, shop refreshes, and event entries.

One Advanced Recruit Voucher is one pull on limited recruit banners which is equivalent to 300 gems. The default sits a little under the gem anchor because a voucher can only be used for one pull, while gems can go anywhere.

Ordinary vouchers cannot be used on limited or rate-up banners, so they are worth half a pull. Recruit Pack I sells 20 of them plus 1,200 gems for $14.99, which prices a voucher near $0.55 after the gems.

A practical baseline is 20 one-hour cases per dollar. The best recurring dust pack, 30-Day Upgrade Supply when taken as all dust, beats this rate slightly.

Matched to the Core Dust baseline of 20 one-hour cases per dollar. The dedicated Battle Data Set charges about $0.17 per case after its gems.

Credits are valued at about 60 one-hour cases per dollar, one third of a dust case. Credits farm passively from every mode, so the default keeps them cheap.

3-Week Event Pack III sells 8,000 gems, 10 advanced and 20 ordinary vouchers, and 40 Custom Modules for $99.99. After the gems and vouchers at their defaults, the remaining $53 prices a module at $1.33.

Derived from the cheapest recurring source. The monthly Masters Boost Pack sells 2,300 gems, 90 Battle Data cases, and 150 boost modules for $29.99; after the gems and cases at their defaults, the remaining $17.80 prices a module at $0.12. Gear EXP also farms freely from various sources, so treat this as a ceiling.

Fifty records give one mold-style pull from the standard pool at a 61% SSR chance. The pull earns no mileage, ignores your wishlist, and often lands a duplicate, so the model prices it slightly under one Ordinary Recruit Voucher at $0.45 per pull.

Code manuals gate skill upgrades past level 7 and only one pack sells them. The monthly Technical Boost carries 8,000 gems, a large manual bundle, and 120 code manuals for $99.99; after everything else at defaults, the remaining $36 prices a code manual at $0.30.

The 30-Day Upgrade Supply treats one daily box as 10 Core Dust cases worth about $0.50 or 28 Skill Manual I. That prices each blue Skill Manual at about $0.018; the model rounds it to $0.02.

The 30-Day Upgrade Supply treats one daily box as 10 Core Dust cases worth about $0.50 or 14 Burst Manual I. That prices each blue Burst Manual at about $0.036; the model rounds it to $0.04.

The 30-Day Upgrade Supply treats one daily box as 10 Core Dust cases worth about $0.50 or 20 Skill Manual II. That prices each purple Skill Manual at $0.025; the model rounds it to $0.03.

The 30-Day Upgrade Supply treats one daily box as 10 Core Dust cases worth about $0.50 or 10 Burst Manual II. That prices each purple Burst Manual at $0.05; the model rounds it to $0.06 to preserve the same two-to-one relationship as the pack options.

The 30-Day Upgrade Supply treats one daily box as 10 Core Dust cases worth about $0.50 or 8 Skill Manual III. That prices each yellow Skill Manual at about $0.063; the model uses $0.065 so the recommended box pick does not change because of rounding.

The 30-Day Upgrade Supply treats one daily box as 10 Core Dust cases worth about $0.50 or 4 Burst Manual III. That prices each yellow Burst Manual at $0.125; the model uses $0.13 so it stays exactly twice the Skill Manual value.

A selection box which lets you choose the skill manual of your choice, so it is worth its best pick: Skill Manual III at about $0.06.

Worth its best pick: Burst Manual III at about $0.12.

Two hundred Manufacturer Arms open one random T9 manufacturer gear piece. The T9 selector baseline is $2.00; the model halves that for the random manufacturer, class, and slot, pricing 200 arms at $1.00.

New Commander Pack III costs $14.99 and includes 20 ordinary vouchers worth $10, plus one selector. This puts the selector’s value at about $5. T9 gear also comes from Interception over time, so the default uses $2.00.