GIRLS' FRONTLINE 2: EXILIUM Gacha Guide – Banners, Rates, and Pity Explained

Dive into the world of GIRLS’ FRONTLINE 2: EXILIUM, the highly anticipated sequel to the original GIRLS’ FRONTLINE. This exciting new chapter offers a captivating new story, stunning visuals, and refined gameplay. Central to the experience is the Gacha system, your gateway to acquiring powerful characters (T-dolls) and weapons, crucial for building a formidable squad and progressing through the game.

This guide unravels the intricacies of the GIRLS’ FRONTLINE 2: EXILIUM Gacha system, detailing its mechanics and the various banner types you'll encounter.

Understanding the Gacha System Mechanics

The Gacha system employs a randomized loot box mechanic, where you "summon" for rewards—characters and weapons—using in-game currency. This currency comes in several forms: standard currency, special access permissions, and event-specific currency earned through participation in special in-game events.

Here's the breakdown of summoning probabilities for T-dolls and weapons:

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

Keep in mind that all banners offer a mix of both T-dolls and weapons.

Beginner Procurement Banner

New players will find the Beginner Procurement banner particularly beneficial. While limited to 50 pulls, it guarantees an SSR character within those 50 attempts thanks to a built-in pity system. This pity system activates within the final ten pulls if an SSR hasn't already been obtained.

This banner offers the following rates and pity mechanics:

• SSR character drop rate: 0.6%
• SR character/weapon drop rate: 6%
• Guaranteed SR character or weapon every 10 pulls.
• Guaranteed SSR character every 80 pulls.
• If the first SSR isn't the featured character, the second SSR will be (hard pity at 160 pulls).
• Soft pity begins at the 58th pull.
• Pity does not carry over to other banners.

For an enhanced gaming experience, enjoy Girls Frontline 2: Exilium on a larger screen using BlueStacks with your keyboard and mouse for improved precision and comfort.