The 'Goddess of Victory: NIKKE' x Resident Evil collaboration is in full swing, and the mini-game is currently the talk of the town. Community forums are flooded with strategy guides and score flexes, proving just how hooked everyone is. One player even turned heads by posting a staggering 900,000-point record on BlaBla. KookminTree has rounded up all the latest buzz from the official Goddess of Victory: NIKKE community.

Union Raid Begins

The Union Raid kicks off on October 3rd. We're looking at five bosses this time: Durian, Heavy Metal, Harvester, Rebuild Vulcan R, and Ult. Their weaknesses align in order as Electric, Fire, Water, Wind, and Iron. The event runs from October 3rd to October 9th, and keep in mind that you cannot leave or expel members from your Union during this window. So, rally your team, tackle those bosses, and grab those rewards.

The 945,000-Point Mini-Game Flex

Resident Evil mini-game score screenshots are stacking up on BlaBla. It's a massive hit globally. Since Claire was unlocked on October 2nd, the competition for higher scores has only intensified.

One user going by the nickname 'IU' on BlaBla managed to rack up a wild 945,000 points on floor 74 using only the base character, Jill Valentine. After a week of grinding, IU suggests a grenade-centric build is the way to go. They even attached a screenshot of their loadout, showing a whopping 15 grenades in use. They also highlighted essential traits to hunt for: Monster Buff, Range Increase, Overall Weapon Reload Speed Reduction, Area-of-Effect Duration Increase, and Debuff Duration Increase. If you're chasing that high score, these tips are gold.

What to do with Regular Recruitment Points?

Regular Recruitment functions separately from the pick-up banners and accumulates its own set of points. Every player can exchange these for up to 6 specific SSR Nikkes. The current lineup includes Liter, Naga, and Alice—all top-tier units that remain essential.

A user named 'JungMiRyu' on the official lounge posed a classic dilemma: they already had Alice and Liter at 3-star limit breaks and had 2 chances left. They were torn between grabbing Naga to push for the 200-level cap or dumping resources into Alice's core enhancement.

The consensus from the community? 'Prioritise the 200-level break.' Since the 'Synchro Device' allows you to level up all your units once five Nikkes hit level 200, the golden rule for newcomers is always to secure five 3-star SSRs first. If you're in the same boat, check your 3-star count before spending those points.

Ada: The Enigmatic Agent

Let's talk about Ada. She’s arrived with her iconic costume and an explosive crossbow that’s causing quite a stir. As an Electric code, Burst 3, Attacker, Launcher-type unit, her kit is entirely focused on supporting defense-ignoring damage.

Her skill 1, 'Secret Support', buffs your Burst 3 allies when Full Burst begins, provided they were the ones who triggered the burst. At level 10, it grants a 60% Attack boost, 50% defense-ignore damage increase, and a 10% life steal based on attack damage.

Skill 2, 'Flash Grenade', triggers an extra attack during Full Burst based on her final attack power, ignoring defense. Using her Burst skill cuts the attack cycle from 2 seconds to 1 second for 10 seconds.

Her Burst, 'Secret Agent', turns her into a powerhouse for 10 seconds, boosting attack and defense-ignore damage. It switches her weapon to fire a single high-impact shot, though it comes with a 300% penalty to charge speed. Yes, it takes a moment to wind up.

Note that her Skill 1's defense-ignore buff only applies to Nikkes who already possess that ability. If your team lacks it, they just get the raw Attack and life steal buffs. To get the most out of her, pair her with units like Ein or Vesti: Tactical Up.

Ada remains the mysterious agent she is in the source material—acting like an ally while clearly having her own agenda. She's already acting suspicious in the world of NIKKE, claiming she has a 'contract' even though she’s just arrived in this dimension. Whether this relates to Raccoon City or someone local remains to be seen. Perhaps the event epilogue will finally spill the beans.

Ada vs. Jill

Both Ada and Jill are elite operators who have stared death in the face more times than they can count. If you were heading into a mission, who would you trust to watch your back? Ada might vanish on you without a word, but Jill? She's the one who stays until the job is done. We'll reveal the results in next week's Weekly Forum Highlight.