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Girls’ Frontline 2: Exilium Patch Notes – Big Dorm: Activity Floor and Outfit Gacha + Dev Talk

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New Doll Deployment & Interaction System:

• Deploy Affinity Dolls Resting Dolls and within the Activity Floor.
• Set each Doll’s preferred zone and outfit/appearance.
• Affinity Dolls gradually accumulate Affinity over time, which can be collected to raise their total Affinity.
• Unlock more zones and increase the Doll deployment limit by clearing obstacles and furnishing new areas.
• Interact with your Dolls to trigger special Activity Floor events once certain conditions are met.

New Furniture System:

• Clear designated areas to unlock them.
• Use [Silica] to construct furniture modules and freely arrange decor to your taste.
• Save decoration schemes for easy switching.
• [Silica] can be earned by raising your Activity Floor level or accumulating [Leisure Points].

New System: Leisure Points:

• Earned via mini-games or Doll interactions.
• Weekly rewards unlock based on accumulated points.
• Weekly reset occurs every Monday at 05:00 (server time).

New Store: Furniture Shop:

• Accessed via Shop → Bar → Furniture Shop.
• Purchase area themes, furniture modules, and decorations for the Activity Floor.
• Use [Hash Leaves] (earned through mini-game achievements and [Leisure Points]) to exchange for items.

New Zones within the Activity Floor:

• Lounge:
  • Go to the [Kitchen] and [Counter] for buffs.
  • Use the [Media Center] to change background music.
  • Access [Rec Room] to unlock the [Dreamscape] feature using special items and earn Collapse Pieces.
• Rec Room:
  • Build the Ruby Arcade and use [Hash Leaves] to unlock mini-games.
  • Achieve milestones to earn rewards.
  • Features include [Outfit Procurement], [Dreamscape], [Rendezvous Records], and [Memory Wall].
• Dreamscape:
  • Experience [Tender Whispers] interactions with specific Dolls.
  • Weapon Room:
  • Display your favorite weapons and decorate your own command area.
• Hallway to Armory:
  • Use the [Memory Wall] to showcase different loading screens. Available here is also the [Dispatch Room] shortcut.
• Hallway to Hanger
  • Check [Commissions], manage [Formations], access the [Elmo Cloud Server], and go to the [Refitting Room].
• Drone Hanger
  • Currently serves no functionalities.
• Activity Floor Map:
  • Access via the [Map] button, check where your Dolls are at and use it for quick travel.
• Activity Floor Level:
  • Earned via tutorial completion, exploration, and [Leisure Points].
  • Leveling up unlocks new features and rewards.
• Focus Mode:
  • Enter via the button at the bottom-left of the Activity Floor UI.
  • PC users can also right-click to enter this mode.
  • Hides UI and Commander model for a more immersive experience.

New System: Outfit Procurement

• Unlocked at Activity Floor Level 3
• Access via the top-right [Outfit Procurement] button or related furniture in the Entertainment Room.
• Consumes [Outfit Permits] to access outfit gacha.
• Permits carry over between banners.
• Details available in the in-game probability notice.
• Pity is unique per banner.
• Duplicates are converted to [Trajectory Tokens].

Gacha Contents:

• Klukai’s Outfit – Cerulean Breaker (with Gold accessories)
  • Unlocking this outfit will also include Klukai’s interaction on the chair in the pool area
• Andoris’ Outfit – Midnight Whispers (with Purple Accessories)
• New weapon & attachment skins
• New Curios
• And more

Trajectory Token Exchange Shop:

• Makiatto’s horror movie interaction on the sofa
  • Requires both this item and her New Year outfit.
  • Makiatto’s sofa animation is locked behind the exchange shop at 1080 [Trajectory Tokens].
• Klukai’s Outfit – Cerulean Breaker’s gold accessories
• Andoris’ Outfit – Midnight Whispers
  • Purple accessories exchanged separately
• Summer-themed ID cards and other skins
• Note that items that are already owned cannot be exchanged for again.
• When the banner ends, the exchange shop will also be closed
• Unused [Trajectory Tokens] will be converted into [Universal Trajectory Tokens].
• All past items in the exchange shop will be moved to the [Past Trajectory Token Exchange Shop].
• Items in the [Past Trajectory Token Exchange Shop] can be redeemed via [Universal Trajectory Tokens]

More Outfit Gacha Info

• Following images include the [Trajectory Tokens] exchange shop and how much Credit Tokens each [Outfit Permission] costs

• GFL2 Outfit Banner Rules
  • The probability of obtaining Klukai’s Outfit – [Cerulean Breaker] per pull is: 1.18%
  • The probability of obtaining rare items per pull is: 13.30%
• When obtaining rare items, one of the following will be given:
  • Andoris’ Outfit – Midnight Whisper
  • Klukai’s accessory parts
  • Andoris’ accessory parts
  • Klukai’s Weapon Skin and its attachments
  • Curios
• Detailed rates for rare items:
  • Andoris’ Outfit: 1.21%
  • Klukai’s outfit accessories: 3.03% total, each part equal
  • Andoris’ outfit accessories: 3.03% total, each part equal
  • Weapon skins + attachment skins: 3.63% (Weapon: 1.40%, Accessories: 2.23%)
  • Curios: 2.39%, each equal
• Normal Item Drop Rate Overview
  • If no limited or rare item is obtained, you will get a normal item instead.
  • Normal item drop rate: 85.52%
• Drop List:
  • Nostalgic Keepsakes (Old Mementos, Confidential Intel, “Candy” Coupons, Festival Playlist, Silver Lion Statue, etc.)
  • 20 types of Echo Artifacts (Echo: Napier’s Rest, Echo: Nadine’s Rest, etc.)
  • Tender Gift Box
  • Trajectory Tokens
• Detailed rates for normal items:
  • Nostalgic Keepsakes: 23.95%, incl. 2× and 3× versions each at 11.97%
  • Echo Artifacts: 8.55%, each equal
  • Tender Gift Box: 23.35%, incl. x5 at 13.51%, x4 at 9.83%
  • Trajectory Tokens: 29.68%, incl. ×60: 4.53%, ×50: 8.98%, ×40: 8.98%, ×30: 7.18%
• Pity
  • Every 10 pulls guarantees 1 rare or limited item.
  • If 50 consecutive pulls do not yield Klukai’s Outfit – [Cerulean Breaker], the probability will be increased. 100 pulls will guarantee the outfit. The counter reset upon obtaining.
  • Each pull consumes 1 [Outfit Permit]. Can be acquired via packs or other means. Unused permits remain available for future outfit banners.
• Duplicates:
  • Duplicate [Outfit – Cerulean Breaker]: converted into 1250 Trajectory Tokens
  • Duplicate [Outfit – Midnight Whisper]: converted into 240 Trajectory Tokens
  • Duplicate outfit accessories converted into 120 Trajectory Tokens each
  • Duplicate weapon skin converted into 180 Trajectory Tokens
  • Duplicate attachment skins converted into 95 Trajectory Tokens each
  • Unused Trajectory Tokens will be converted into [Universal Trajectory Tokens] after the banner ends, they can be used in future events.
• Exchange Shop:
  • [Trajectory Tokens] can be used to redeem Klukai’s outfit accessories, Andoris’ outfit, event items, outfits, outfit accessories, skins, ID cards, etc.
  • Note that Klukai’s outfit is not available in the exchange shop until the banner ends(?)
  • Owned items cannot be redeemed again. When the banner ends, items will be moved to the Legacy Exchange Store.
• The banner lasts for over 330 days.
• 6 Outfit Permits are given monthly by doing weekly quests (1 per week) and clearing exchange shops. (2 per month)
• Therefore, 66 Outfit Permits are given for free within said timeframe.
• 30 free pulls are given for free when the Big Dorm is opened – a total of 96 pulls are available for F2P.
• There are also free Outfit Permits in the Big Dorm system as you level up.
• As long as you diligently keep doing your weekly/monthly tasks, you’ll be able to get Klukai’s outfit for free.
• Furniture aren’t in this gacha, they’re sold separately. (Either you spend a currency or buy it outright with Credit Tokens, think Arknights’ furniture system.)
• Certain furniture sets are only sold in 1 big package, each part are not sold separately. If you want a lamp from the package, you have to buy the whole set.
• 1 set is approx. 40 USD, the other is approx. 20 USD.

Dev Talk

TLDR, Yuzhong wants to sync the global version up to the CN version at some point.

• 4Gamer:
  • We’ve used the same operation style for previous titles in the series, and Girls’ Frontline 2 is known for having almost no difference in content implementation status aside from limited events. Will you be narrowing the gap between the two in the future?
• Yuzhong:
  • Our goal is to “catch up and completely match the service content of the global version with the mainland version.” It won’t be immediately, but we intend to completely synchronize the progress eventually.
• 4Gamer:
  • So you’re going all the way to synchronization. Are you trying to avoid any negative effects from speeding up the service content?
• Yuzhong:
  • Yes. We’ll make adjustments to avoid any differences that arise from shortening the implementation period, such as opportunity losses like increased or decreased reward amounts.
  • While accelerating content implementation, we’ll actively listen to user feedback and synchronize as much as possible to avoid missing out.
• 4Gamer:
  • While there have been attempts to bridge the gap with the mainland version in the past, I believe this is the first time we’ve aimed for complete synchronization. This would likely make it more difficult to improve other regional versions based on feedback from the mainland version, a method that has supported operations up until now. Is this a challenge you’re taking on in anticipation of this?
• Yuzhong:
  • Yes, it will. I believe it’s a challenge we can take on.
  • The goal of synchronization is, first of all, because we’ve always felt sorry for the discrepancies in the speed at which content is available depending on the region.
  • Also, from our perspective, it’s more efficient from a development perspective to provide the same content to users worldwide with a single build system rather than operating multiple servers with different progress. While the associated localization work will be a new burden, synchronizing progress will increase the game’s fun and focus development, so we see it as a challenge we absolutely must take on