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

Posted by: BlueStacks Content Team

GIRLS’ FRONTLINE 2: EXILIUM, the highly anticipated sequel to the original GIRLS’ FRONTLINE, brings a fresh experience with a new narrative, enhanced graphics, and a refined gameplay system. One of the main mechanics of the game is the Gacha system, where players can obtain new characters and weapons. This system is essential for progressing in the game, as acquiring powerful units and rare resources can significantly improve your squad’s performance. In this guide, we will break down the Gacha system in GIRLS’ FRONTLINE 2: EXILIUM, explaining its mechanics and types of banners available.

Understanding the Mechanics of the Gacha System

The Gacha system in GIRLS’ FRONTLINE 2: EXILIUM operates on a randomized loot box mechanic, where you summon for rewards that include characters and weapons. These pulls are done using a special in-game currency, typically divided into several types:

Access Permissions
Special Access Permissions
Event-specific Gacha Currency (earned through special events)

The overall probabilities of summoning different rarities of T-dolls and weapons are as follows:

SSR T-dolls – 0.3% chance of summoning
SSR Weapons – 0.3% chance of summoning
SR T-dolls – 3% chance of summoning
SR Weapons – 3% chance of summoning

Players can summon for both T-dolls (characters) and weapons in all banners, as they are mixed. We have elaborated more on all the different types of gacha banners that you will encounter below.

Beginner Procurement Banner

Beginner Procurement is aimed for beginner players and provides a significant initial advantage. You can only make 50 pulls overall on this banner, but an SSR character is assured within those 50 pulls thanks to a “pity” system that activates on the last ten pulls if you haven’t already received one.

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

If you’re lucky, you may receive more than one SSR character during these pulls. Pulls must be done in groups of ten (no single pulls), but each 10-pull costs 8 Access Permissions rather than the regular ten, providing a 20% savings. Drop rates are 0.6% for SSR characters and 6% for SR characters. This banner contains no “rate-up” characters, therefore all SSRs have an equal probability of appearing.

Standard Procurement Banner

The Standard Procurement banner is permanent and available at all times. Use Access Permissions for this banner to save premium currecy on limited banners. The drop rates are 0.3% for SSR characters and weapons, and 6% for SR characters and weapons. Guarantees include an SR character or weapon every 10 pulls, as well as an SSR character or weapon every 80.

After 260 pulls, you may select one SSR from the banner (this option is only accessible once). Soft sympathy begins with the 58th draw. The pity method does not apply to other banners. In the Chinese version, you can mark a certain SSR as “rate-up,” which gives it a 50% chance of being removed. This feature is not yet available on the global version. Players can only get specific SSR T-dolls from this banner, such as Sabrina, Qiongjiu, Mosin-Nagant, Tololo, Peritya, and Vepley.

Limited Procurement Banner

Limited Procurement banners feature fresh characters and are available for a limited time, usually 3-4 weeks. After the banner finishes, the featured SSR characters will not be added to the normal pool. You’ll need to wait for a repeat. Use Limited Permissions or Premium Currency (150 Collapse Pieces or Credit Tokens per pull).

Drop rates for SSR characters are 0.6%, whereas SR characters and weapons drop at a rate of 6%. Pity includes an SR character or weapon every 10 pulls, as well as an SSR character every 80 pulls. If you do not pull the featured character on the first SSR, the second SSR will always be the rate-up character (hard pity at 160 pulls). Soft pity begins with the 58th draw. Pity does not transfer over to the other banners.

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GIRLS’ FRONTLINE 2: EXILIUM - FAQs

What is the Gacha system in GIRLS' FRONTLINE 2: EXILIUM?

The Gacha system in GIRLS’ FRONTLINE 2: EXILIUM is a randomized loot box mechanic where players use in-game currencies to summon characters (T-dolls) and weapons. These summons allow you to acquire new units and enhance your squad’s capabilities.

What are the different types of currencies used for summoning in the Gacha system?

Access Permissions: The primary currency used for most standard pulls.

Special Access Permissions: A currency used for specific limited-time event banners or special pulls.

What are the drop rates for SSR and SR T-Dolls/weapons?

SSR T-dolls: 0.3% chance

SSR Weapons: 0.3% chance

SR T-dolls: 3% chance

SR Weapons: 3% chance

What is the "pity" system in the Gacha system?

The pity system is a mechanic that guarantees certain rewards after a set number of pulls. Depending on the type of summoning banner, the pity amount can vary.

What is the difference between Standard and Limited Procurement Banners?

Standard Procurement Banner: This banner is always available and offers access to a variety of characters and weapons. The SSR drop rate is lower compared to limited banners, and soft pity starts at the 58th draw.

Limited Procurement Banner: Available for a limited time (usually 3-4 weeks), these banners feature new characters. Once the banner ends, the SSR characters from the banner are no longer available unless it returns.

Can I pull for both T-dolls and weapons in the same banner?

Yes, in most banners (including Standard Procurement and Limited Procurement), you can pull for both T-dolls (characters) and weapons. The drops are mixed, so you may get either T-dolls or weapons in your pulls.