[NIKKE] Players Question Absurd SSR Rates on Starter Accounts: Is Local Data Manipulation Real?

Recently, players have raised alarms regarding the influx of suspiciously high-value starter accounts for 'Goddess of Victory: NIKKE' on trading platforms. The shared screenshots showcase accounts packed with an overwhelming number of SSR units, including the game's rarest 'Pilgrim' class characters.

Community members are skeptical, noting that current server-side rewards make such pulls statistically impossible, akin to hitting a jackpot on every ten-pull. Fears are mounting that the game's gacha logic might be handled client-side—a critical vulnerability that would allow users to manipulate local game files to alter pull results.

On the other hand, some suggest that recent bugs allowing players to exploit duplicate email compensation, combined with initial launch gifts, have allowed bot farms to scale their operations significantly. Whether these 'god-tier' accounts are the result of malicious code injection or simply the byproduct of industrialized mass-rerolling remains a hot topic of debate.