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Lástima Transferencia en 'Girls' FrontLine 2' Revelado

Autor : Finn Actualizar : Jan 23,2025

Primera línea de niñas 2: Exilium Explicación del sistema de lástima: ¿La lástima se transmite entre carteles?

Desarrollado por Sunborn, Girls’ Frontline 2: Exilium es un juego de rol táctico gratuito con mecánica gacha disponible para PC y dispositivos móviles. Una pregunta común entre los jugadores se refiere al sistema de lástima y si el progreso se traslada entre carteles. Aclaremos.

Sí, tu contador de lástima y tus extracciones de un banner por tiempo limitado en Girls’ Frontline 2: Exilium se transferirán al siguiente banner por tiempo limitado.

Por ejemplo, durante el lanzamiento global, los carteles simultáneos de Suomi y Ullrid compartieron un mostrador de lástima. Tirar de cualquiera de las pancartas aumentó el contador de ambas. Esto significa que puedes maximizar tus posibilidades cambiando estratégicamente entre banners cuando te acerques al umbral de lástima.

Este sistema de lástima compartida se aplica a todos los banners futuros por tiempo limitado, confirmado por jugadores chinos en Reddit. Cualquier progreso por lástima acumulado en los banners limitados anteriores se trasladará a los nuevos.

Sin embargo, es fundamental recordar que la lástima no se transfiere entre banners limitados y estándar. No puedes manipular el sistema tirando del banner estándar para casi sentir lástima y luego cambiando a un banner limitado para obtener un carácter de aumento de tarifa garantizado.

Mientras que el sistema de lástima dura tiene 80 tirones, un sistema de lástima suave comienza con 58 tirones. Tus posibilidades de obtener una unidad SSR aumentan gradualmente después de 58 tirones, culminando con un SSR garantizado en 80 tirones.

Esta explicación debería aclarar el sistema de lástima en Girls’ Frontline 2: Exilium. Para obtener más guías de juegos, incluidas rerolling, listas de niveles e información sobre la ubicación del buzón, consulta The Escapist.

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