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== Content Import ==
Copy-pasting plaintext from other sources? The [[Wikifier]] tool can auto-wikify text with mediawiki markup specific for GFLAnalysis. 

== Adding roles to T-Dolls ==
In each T-Doll page, you should see a part labeled <code>|roles=</code>. Simply add any matching tags via the <html><code>{{TemplateName}}</code></html> formatting. 

For example, tagging UMP9 with <html><code>|roles={{MainTank}}{{CrowdControl}}</code></html> will add the {{MainTank}}{{CrowdControl}} badges to her. Currently we will go with the tags in this table only: 
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! Rendered Tag !! Definition/Explaination !! Wikitext
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| {{MainTank}}
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A [[T-Doll]] who acts as the bullet sponge of the [[echelon]] in the middle lane. Usually a [[maintank]] [[Submachine Gun]] or a [[Shotgun]].
| <html><code>{{MainTank}}</code></html>
|-
| {{OffTank}}
| 
[[T-doll]] that takes [[tank]]ing position other than [[maintank]]’s position, placed in the side lanes such as on positions 8 or 2. Usually an [[offtank]] [[Submachine Gun]] or an Shotgun. Usually either capable of offensive [[Firepower]] or serving as a backup [[tank]] in the event of an emergency.
| <html><code>{{OffTank}}</code></html>
|-
| {{CrowdControl}}
| 
[[T-doll]]s that either limits enemy movement, prevents them from acting, or causes displacement, such as a stun grenade, smoke grenade, the Beach Fairy's active ability, and so on.
| <html><code>{{CrowdControl}}</code></html>
|-
| {{AoE}}
| 
[[T-Doll]]s with auto attacks or [[grenade]] skills that let them damage multiple enemies. Very effective against clustered enemies, though reliance on [[link]] multiplication makes some of these dolls less effective against enemies with [[HP Shield]]s and single [[link]] targets.
| <html><code>{{AoE}}</code></html>
|-
| {{Surehit}}
| 
[[T-Doll]]s with passive or active skills that allow them to ignore [[Accuracy]] checks, particularly useful against enemies that have high [[Evasion]], especially at night.

Technically most [[Nuke|charged shot]] and [[grenade]] skills ignore [[Accuracy]] checks, but this classification usually means dolls who can ignore [[Accuracy]] checks on a large number of their shots.
| <html><code>{{Surehit}}</code></html>
|-
| {{ChargedShot}}
| 
Alternatively known as [[Nuke]] [[RF]]s, these [[RF]]s have long [[initial CD]]s but shoot out an extreme amount of damage.
| <html><code>{{ChargedShot}}</code></html>
|-
| {{NightFocus}}
| 
Dolls with skills that are stronger at [[night]]. Some of these are still effective during the daytime but shine best at [[night]]. Others are [[night]]-time specialists and should not be used during the day.
| <html><code>{{NightFocus}}</code></html>
|-
| {{SelfBuffFP}}
| 
[[T-Doll]]s that have a skill that [[buff]]s the [[FP]] of their attacks for a set duration. Along with [[RoF]] [[self-buffer]]s, your bread-and-butter damage dealers.
| <html><code>{{SelfBuffFP}}</code></html>
|-
| {{SelfBuffRoF}}
| 
[[T-Doll]]s that have a skill that raises their own [[RoF]] for a set duration. Your bread-and-butter damage dealers alongside [[FP]] [[self-buffer]]s.

Some dolls take this even further by having multishot skills that have them fire multiple bullets per attack, letting them bypass the usual [[RoF]] cap.
| <html><code>{{SelfBuffRoF}}</code></html>
|-
| {{SelfBuffAcc}}
| 
[[T-Doll]]s that have a skill that [[buff]]s the [[ACC]] for a set duration. Generally less useful than [[FP]] and [[RoF]] buff as most dolls have decent accuracy against normal enemies.
| <html><code>{{SelfBuffAcc}}</code></html>
|-
| {{SelfBuffEva}}
| 
[[SMG]]s that [[buff]] their own [[Evasion]] while their skill is up, improving their [[tank]]ing ability. Ineffective against enemies that have especially high [[Accuracy]] or ignore [[Accuracy]] checks outright.
| <html><code>{{SelfBuffEva}}</code></html>
|-
| {{SelfBuffArmor}}
| 
[[SG]]s that [[buff]] their own [[armor]], letting them [[tank]] higher damage shots. Generally rather niche due to poor [[ICD]]/uptime and the fact that most enemies worth using [[SG]]s for have low enough damage to be soaked without skills.
| <html><code>{{SelfBuffArmor}}</code></html>
|-
| {{FirstVolleyDPS}}
| 
[[MG]]s with skills that boost their damage during their first [[volley]]. Preferred in situations where you need high [[burst]] [[DPS]] right from the start of a fight.
| <html><code>{{FirstVolleyDPS}}</code></html>
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| {{SecondVolleyDPS}}
| 
[[MG]]s with skills that kick in from the 2nd [[volley]] onwards. Less immediate [[burst]] damage than 1st [[volley]] [[DPS]] but some of these can be effective in particularly drawn out battles.
| <html><code>{{SecondVolleyDPS}}</code></html>
|-
| {{Team FP buff}}
| 
Raises the [[FP]] of other dolls in the [[squad]] with their skill, or debuffs enemies to take increased damage. Almost universally applicable.
| <html><code>{{Team FP buff}}</code></html>
|-
| {{Team ROF buff}}
| 
Raises the [[RoF]] of other dolls in the [[squad]] with their skill. Particularly helpful for dolls with low base [[RoF]], but ineffective for dolls that are already capping [[RoF]] or have fixed [[RoF]]. Also has no effect on most [[Nuke|charged shot]] and [[grenade]] skills.
| <html><code>{{Team ROF buff}}</code></html>
|-
| {{Team EVA buff}}
| 
Raises the [[Evasion]] of other dolls in the [[squad]], or debuffs enemy [[ACC]]. Generally only useful if there are [[SMG]]s in the team that can benefit.
| <html><code>{{Team EVA buff}}</code></html>
|-
| {{Team ACC buff}}
| 
Raises other dolls [[ACC]] or debuffs enemy [[EVA]]. Generally not very useful during the day, but can be useful at [[night]] where [[ACC]] matters more.
| <html><code>{{Team ACC buff}}</code></html>
|-
| {{Team CRIT-RATE buff}}
| 
Increases the [[crit rate]] of other dolls in the [[squad]]. Particularly effective with [[crit damage]] [[buff]]s, but not very useful if the base [[crit rate]] is low. [[Crit]] [[buff]]s past 100% are also wasted unless the [[squad]] also has {{Px4}} or {{Jill}}.
| <html><code>{{Team CRIT-RATE buff}}</code></html>
|-
| {{ForceShield}}
| 
Dolls with skills that grant temporary invulnerability. Poor uptime but these dolls are immune to damage for their skill duration, which lets them [[tank]] attacks that would cripple almost any other doll.
| <html><code>{{ForceShield}}</code></html>
|-
| {{HPShield}}
| 
Dolls with skills that generate [[HP Shield]]s for themselves and/or other dolls in the [[squad]]. Particularly effective at resisting [[AoE]] attacks or when paired with [[armor]].
| <html><code>{{HPShield}}</code></html>
|-
| {{DebuffSelf}}
| 
These dolls have a skill component that applies some sort of debuff to themselves (in the form of a stat decrease or self-stun), usually as a tradeoff for [[buff]]ing some other stat or as part of an overheat mechanic.
| <html><code>{{DebuffSelf}}</code></html>
|-
| {{DebuffTeam}}
| 
Skills that apply a debuff to the rest of the [[squad]], usually as a tradeoff for raising another stat.
| <html><code>{{DebuffTeam}}</code></html>
|-
| {{DebuffEnemy}}
| 
Rather than directly [[buff]]ing the offensive or defensive power of the [[squad]], these dolls instead apply debuffs to the enemy, either by reducing one of their stats or making them take increased damage. Interacts with some skills that check for debuffs.
| <html><code>{{DebuffEnemy}}</code></html>
|}

== Adding additional sections ==
In each T-Doll page, you should see a part labeled <code>|more=</code>. This is basically where you can add bonus sections to a T-Doll's analysis page if you feel there's merit in further elaborating. 

You can create new sections with the MediaWiki section syntax <code>==Section Name==</code>. All wikitext you add will be appended to the end.