Understand Synoid Simulor
Useful when…
- For a weapon with separately listed orb launch, merging, explosion, and singularity attacks.
- To examine the listed damage, critical, and status values for each attack entry.
Launch, merging, and explosion entries
Orb Launch is listed as a projectile, but its entry gives no damage, critical chance, or status chance. Orb Merging Damage is an AoE entry with 125 Magnetic damage, 14% critical chance, a 2× multiplier, and 35% status chance; its falloff is listed from 0 to 4 meters with 0 reduction. Orb Explosion is a separate AoE entry with 240 Magnetic damage and the same critical and status values; its falloff is listed from 0 to 5 meters with a reduction value of 1. The entries do not describe the conditions for orb merging.
Singularity and handling
Fully Stacked Orb Singularity is listed as a damage-over-time attack with 50 Magnetic damage and a falloff entry from 0 to 5 meters with 0 reduction. The entry does not specify whether 50 is damage per tick or total damage over time, or the conditions for singularity formation. Synoid Simulor has an Active trigger, a 16-round magazine, and a 2-second reload.
Polarities and comparison context
Synoid Simulor lists Madurai, Vazarin, and Naramon polarities. Kuva Karak is described as having greater reload speed, lower recoil, and greater accuracy than the standard Karak; Karak is described as a standard-issue rifle. Mk1-Bo is identified as a staff. These descriptions do not establish any of those weapons as substitutes for Simulor's orb attacks.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- Orb Launch has no damage, critical, or status values listed in its attack entry.
- Merging, explosion, and fully stacked singularity are separate attack entries; their formation conditions are not described.
- The singularity entry's 50 Magnetic damage is not specified as per-tick or total damage over time.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Do not count Orb Launch as direct damage when its entry lists none.
- Do not combine merging, explosion, and singularity values into one attack.
- Do not infer the conditions for orb merging or singularity formation from the listed attack stages.
- Do not interpret singularity's 50 Magnetic damage as per-tick or total damage over time; that is unspecified.






