Bjbaji fishing: account for every shot

Count charged shots, not just captured targets

Suppose a hypothetical rule screen shows five credits per shot and four shots are fired. Total shot spend is 4 × 5 = 20 credits. Even if the first three miss and the fourth captures a target, all four charged actions count toward spend.

If the player changes shot value halfway through, the simple multiplication no longer works. Two shots at five credits and two at eight would cost 10 + 16 = 26. This is why a session total should follow the actual charge at each action.

Compare awards with spend

Assume the four five-credit shots cost 20 and a captured target credits 30. Gross award is 30; net change for that sequence is plus 10. If the award had been 12, the net change would be minus eight despite a successful capture.

FA CHAI's public Monkey King Fishing page names the target and Dragon Ball Battle feature but does not publish these hypothetical credit values as a universal rule. The arithmetic explains how to read a posted award, not what the named game must pay.

Do not promote a visual effect into a rule

A projectile appearing to touch a target is not necessarily the same as a captured target recorded by the game. Likewise, seeing a special-feature label does not establish its trigger or its payout. Read the detailed game version to know when the event counts.

The same discipline separates fishing from the cited live casino, slot and sports topics. A sports score is not an award, and a slot symbol animation is not a fishing capture; each has its own settlement point.

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