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Lineage M

PEI · E² · MPM · EMSQT · FULL FRAMEWORK DISCLOSURE

NATIVE ANALYTICAL RECORD · BASELINE 2026-05-24

Lineage M — Native Decision Architecture

Five English-language technical reports preserve the progression from direct-play evidence and structured perception evaluation to one qualified Competition-Result Attribution Gap and the reversible Tiered Attribution Result Lens. Each stage retains its own method, evidence boundary and decision right.

E · EVIDENCE REGISTERE² EXPERIENCE EVIDENCE REPORT

Issue 2026-06 · six value-contract observation cohorts · five 0-100h windows · confirmation coordinates

T · STRATEGIC DIRECTIONTIERED ATTRIBUTION RESULT LENS DESIGN REPORT

Issue 2026-07 · RULE INNOVATION, NOT CONTENT CREATION · core 1 + attachments 5 · reversible validation

ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORK ARCHITECTURE

PEI → E² → MPM → EMSQT

PEI supplies company-level game interpretation; E² structures five direct-observation windows through six value-contract lenses; MPM carries the source report's MDML 4.0 structured assessment; EMSQT converts the record into an eight-step structural map, the CT-01 diagnostic lock and one core plus five independently owned rule-only attachments.

PEIPEI DIRECT-PLAY EXPERTISE

Interpret play before formalizing evidence

Establishes the system context, player task logic, and expert reading required to distinguish designed friction from a decision-relevant failure.

0–100H DIRECT-OBSERVATION FRAME · 5 WINDOWS · 6 VALUE-CONTRACT LENSES · 8 VALUE ENGINES

Register experience across time

Structures direct observation into time-windowed evidence, tracking friction, passage quality, and changes in the governing value contract.

MPMMDML 4.0 · 2 AREAS · 6 DOMAINS · 18 FIELDS · 54 ELEMENTS · 5 VDC

Measure perception without flattening variance

Separates modeled value, dispersion, and validation pressure. Every reading remains governed by evidence grade, variance, and its declared confirmation boundary.

EMSQTFIVE DISTINCT DECISION RIGHTS

Convert evidence into decision architecture

Progresses from evidence and evaluation through structure, diagnosis, and strategy while preserving the authority and boundary of every stage.

FULL METHODOLOGY DISCLOSURE

Native Framework Code Register

Every stage exposes the canonical analytical system used to produce its judgment. Framework names and report-level codes are public; internal file paths and production administration remain outside the analytical record.

EEXPERIENCE EVIDENCE

E² PROTOCOL

5 WINDOWS · 6 VALUE-CONTRACT LENSES · 8 VALUE ENGINES · CONFIRMATION COORDINATES

MPERCEPTION EVALUATION

MDML 4.0 · MPM

2 AREAS · 6 DOMAINS · 18 FIELDS · 54 ELEMENTS · 5 VDC

SSTRUCTURAL LOCALIZATION

SFA · S1–S10

5 AREAS · 10 SYSTEMS · 8-STEP CORE LOOP · 8 UNRANKED CANDIDATES

QBOTTLENECK QUALIFICATION

M-ABC · TVW

CT-01 · CORE 1 · SECONDARY 5 · 18-CANDIDATE REGISTER · 21 THEORIES

TOPTIMIZATION DESIGN

RULE-ONLY

CORE 1 + ATTACHMENT 5 · NATURAL RESOLUTION 0 · REDUCED 4 · INDEPENDENT 1 · R0–R4

00 · AUTHORITATIVE REPORT ATLAS

Select the stage report required for the decision at hand.

E01
AVAILABLE

E² EXPERIENCE EVIDENCE REPORT

Issue 2026-06 · six value-contract observation cohorts · five 0-100h windows · confirmation coordinates

VERDICT
Lineage M establishes a protected free-survival and recovery floor before converting progression, collection, competition, clan access and LiveOps into a long-run trust test. The primary observed transition begins at 6-20h, where equipment enhancement, Transform Card Gacha and Magic Doll Gacha combine probability, duplicate, mileage and recovery interpretation into one progression-asset trust-cost surface.
BASELINE
2026-05-24
NATIVE EOPEN →
M02
AVAILABLE

MDML 4.0 PERCEPTION AND INVESTMENT REPORT

Issue 2026-06 · 2 areas · 6 domains · 18 fields · 54 elements · six analytical value-contract lenses

VERDICT
The MDML 4.0 terrain preserves Graphic 72.22, Growth Provision 69.05 and Consistency 67.46 as relative strengths while Fairness 45.24, Gacha 51.72 and Real Benefit 56.88 form the clearest trust gates. The terrain does not state satisfaction prevalence, respondent behavior, retention or commercial effect.
BASELINE
2026-05-24
NATIVE MOPEN →
S03
AVAILABLE

SFA STRUCTURAL SYSTEM REPORT

Issue 2026-06 · canonical eight-step service loop · eight unranked structural candidates

VERDICT
Lineage M closes an eight-step service loop from a fixed standard of strength through permanent growth supply, growth conversion, economy and purchase coordination, competitive use, social organization and shared assets, returning reinvestment, and LiveOps reactivation. Eight canonical candidates remain unranked structural junctions; none is a qualified bottleneck or approved solution.
BASELINE
2026-05-24
NATIVE SOPEN →
Q04
AVAILABLE

M-ABC BOTTLENECK QUALIFICATION REPORT

Issue 2026-07 · CT-01 · core 1 · secondary 5 · 21-theory review · 18-position register

VERDICT
CT-01 qualifies the Competition-Result Attribution Gap as the core bottleneck: governing rule, combat power, probability or product, and clan-access inputs overlap before one result, but their contribution cannot be read separately enough to connect that result to legitimate preparation, investment and retry. Competition, power difference and clan identity remain protected assets rather than defects.
BASELINE
2026-05-24
NATIVE QOPEN →
T05
AVAILABLE

TIERED ATTRIBUTION RESULT LENS DESIGN REPORT

Issue 2026-07 · RULE INNOVATION, NOT CONTENT CREATION · core 1 + attachments 5 · reversible validation

VERDICT
The fixed core is the Tiered Attribution Result Lens: a read-only three-layer result surface for result-goal-next action, observed input association, and governing rule version-settlement basis. Five attachments preserve completion, voluntary return, recovery value, bounded clan access and offer value at their own owners. The core absorbs none of them, changes no result, and leaves all five as live residuals requiring their own design.
BASELINE
2026-05-24
NATIVE TOPEN →
REPORT PROTOCOL

00 is a routing atlas, not a composite score. E, M, S, Q, and T are independent reports with separate analytical questions, evidence boundaries, and decision authority.