Things to know about the gacha system in Arknights Endfield

The gacha system in Arknights Endfield is different from what players usually see. It is somewhat similar to the original version, but overall, the way it works is quite different than expected. Endfield’s handling of the gacha system has both good and bad points, and every player will want to understand how it works before starting to play or investing heavily in the game.

Banner and gacha rate of Arknights Endfield

The game has three different character gacha banners (called Headhunting banners):

• New Horizons Headhunting for new players; Guaranteed to receive a standard 6-star character after 40 spins.
• Chartered Headhunting is a limited-time banner that changes regularly.
• Basic Headhunting is a standard gacha banner containing standard characters of all rarities.

Rate turns out character

• 6-star character: 0.8%
• 5-star character: 8%
• 4-star character: 91.2%

With the Chartered Headhunting banner, you have a 50% chance of getting any featured character if you get a 6-star character in your spins.

Differences in Arknights Endfield’s gacha system

There are quite a few differences, so the article will start with what most players are curious about: the guarantee system. Similar to other popular gacha games, Endfield uses a guarantee system that gives players a 50/50 chance of getting featured characters from ongoing limited-time banners. Fixed insurance is triggered at the 80 spins mark, and your spins will be carried over to the next banner as long as you have not reached 80 spins.

Advantage

If there is no 50/50 chance, you only need 40 more spins to be guaranteed to get the featured Operator at the 120 spin mark. This safety limit only applies once per Chartered banner, although you are guaranteed to get another featured Operator copy every 240 spins from reaching the 120 mark.

Additionally, you will receive Headhunting Dossier after 60 spins on the Chartered banner, giving you 10 more free spins for the next Chartered Headhunting banner.

Finally, the featured character in the Chartered Headhunting banner will continue to appear in the next two Chartered Headhunting banners. For example, if you don’t get Levatein before her banner ends, you still have a chance to get this character when it’s Gilberta or Yvonne’s turn.

Disadvantages

If you do not reach the required 120 spins to reach the safe threshold, all your spins will not be carried over to the next banner. By the time you lose your 50/50 chance on the 80th spin, you’ve entered full risk mode — it’s all or nothing now.

Arknights Endfield weapon banner

Arknights Endfield has a completely different weapon gacha system. Instead of using Oriberyls or Permits to win weapon prizes, you need to use Arsenal Tickets, which can be obtained by spinning from the Headhunting banner or receiving from Protocol Pass.

When you go to the Arsenal Exchange page, you will see a lot of random weapon banners called Issues. Featured weapons Issues that coincide with the licensed Chartered Headhunting banner will always be at the top, and you’ll see the rest below. You can even buy weapons outright with Arsenal Tickets, which is pretty cool.

From here, simply choose whichever Issue you want to spin, then roll the dice. Weapons have the following drop rates:

• 6-star weapons: 4%
• 5-star weapons: 15%
• 4-star weapons: 81%

You have a 25% chance of getting a featured weapon in any Issue for rolling a 4% perfect result, and you have a 12.5% ​​chance of getting other 6-star weapons.