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BREAK RUNNING

1. Look at something at least 20 feet away for 20 seconds. Your ciliary muscle has been locked at one focal distance for the whole session. That lock is what the late-session shimmer actually is.
2. Open your mouse hand completely, fingers spread, 10 seconds. Then wrist extension, 15 seconds each side. A claw or palm grip holds the flexors under low-grade contraction for hours without a single full extension.
3. Chin tuck, five slow reps. Forward head posture loads the cervical extensors; it shows up as the headache that starts around hour three.
4. Drink 8 to 12 ounces of water. Around 2% body-mass dehydration measurably degrades reaction time and working memory — both of which are the whole job.
5. Stand up and walk for 60 seconds. Leave the room.

WHAT'S MOVING THE NEEDLE

No hidden score. Every input is listed with its weight, so you can argue with the math instead of trusting it.

How does your body feel right now?

This scales everything else. Subjective state gates the rest — a 3-loss streak at 1am on four hours of sleep is not the same event as a 3-loss streak at 7pm.

RS EXPECTANCY

What the next match is worth, at your own logged win rate — not a stranger's percentile.

WHAT THE NUMBER CAN AND CAN'T SEE

Every win rate carries a 95% Wilson interval. If it crosses the coinflip line, the number is not saying anything yet.

A flat win rate also cannot tell a hero you first-pick from one you swap to when the match is already gone. Those two produce the same column and mean opposite things. Tap any row to flag it as a situational pick — the verdict comes off, because at that point the number is measuring the match you inherited, not the hero and not you.

Seeded with your career hero table. Punisher starts flagged. Edit the SEED array at the bottom of this file to swap in your own numbers.

YOUR DATA

Stays in this browser. No account, no server, no ads, no XP, no promotion countdown.

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