GIRLS’ FRONTLINE 2: EXILIUM’s Gacha System: A Comprehensive Guide

GIRLS’ FRONTLINE 2: EXILIUM, the eagerly awaited sequel, introduces a revamped gameplay experience featuring a compelling new storyline, stunning visuals, and refined mechanics. Central to this experience is the Gacha system, enabling players to acquire new characters (T-dolls) and weapons. Mastering this system is crucial for squad advancement, as powerful units and rare resources significantly enhance combat effectiveness. This guide dissects GIRLS’ FRONTLINE 2: EXILIUM's Gacha system, detailing its mechanics and banner types.

Understanding the Gacha Mechanics

The Gacha system employs a randomized loot box mechanic. Players use in-game currency (various types exist, including standard currency, special event currency, and access permissions) to summon rewards, including characters and weapons. Summoning probabilities for different rarities are as follows:

• SSR T-dolls: 0.3%
• SSR Weapons: 0.3%
• SR T-dolls: 3%
• SR Weapons: 3%

All banners offer a mixed pool of T-dolls and weapons. Further details on banner types are provided below.

Beginner Procurement Banner

Designed for new players, the Beginner Procurement banner offers a substantial early advantage. While limited to 50 pulls, a guaranteed SSR character is included within those 50 pulls due to a pity system activating within the final ten pulls if an SSR hasn't already been obtained.

Specific drop rates are:

• SSR Characters: 0.6%
• SR Characters/Weapons: 6%

The pity system guarantees an SR character or weapon every 10 pulls and an SSR character every 80 pulls. If the featured character isn't obtained on the first SSR pull, the second SSR will always be the rate-up character (hard pity at 160 pulls). Soft pity begins at the 58th pull. Pity does not carry over to other banners.

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