Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium Full Progression Guide

Dive into the world of *Girls’ Frontline 2: Exilium*, the captivating sequel developed by Mica and Sunborn. While the game's initial complexity might seem daunting, this comprehensive progression guide will equip you for success. Let's get started!

Table of contents

• Girls’ Frontline 2: Exilium Progression Guide
• Rerolling for a Strong Start
• Conquering the Story Campaign
• Strategic Summoning
• Leveling Up and Limit Breaking
• Maximizing Event Missions
• Dispatch Room and Affinity
• Mastering Boss Fights and Combat Exercise
• Tackling Hard Mode Campaign Missions

Girls’ Frontline 2: Exilium Progression Guide

Your primary objective in *Girls’ Frontline 2: Exilium* is rapid progression through the story campaign, aiming to reach Commander level 30. Unlocking key features like PvP and Boss Fights, which offer substantial rewards, hinges on this milestone. This guide outlines the necessary steps and optimal stamina management.

Rerolling for a Strong Start

For free-to-play players, rerolling in *Girls’ Frontline 2: Exilium* is highly recommended for a powerful beginning. The launch features Suomi as a rate-up character. While attainable without rerolling, it might consume most, if not all, of your resources. Ideally, aim to reroll until you secure Suomi from the rate-up banner, along with Qiongjiu or Tololo from the standard or discounted beginner's banner. This combination provides a robust foundation.

Conquering the Story Campaign

Prioritize pushing through the main story campaign. Initially, ignore side battles; focus solely on story missions to level up your account. The general strategy is to prioritize campaign missions until reaching a Commander level that prevents further progress, then shift focus to other activities.

Strategic Summoning

Campaign missions will yield numerous summon tickets and Collapse Pieces. Refrain from using Collapse Pieces on the standard banner; save them exclusively for rate-up banners. If you missed Suomi, dedicate all resources to her banner. Otherwise, use only standard summoning tickets (not Collapse Pieces) on the standard banner to acquire your next SSR character.

Leveling Up and Limit Breaking

Character levels are linked to your account level. After each Commander level increase, utilize the Fitting Room to train your Dolls and upgrade their weapons. Reaching level 20 requires farming Stock Bars via Supply Missions in the Campaign menu to break the level limit. Concentrate on your main team of four Dolls (ideally Suomi, Qiongjiu/Tololo, Sharkry, and Ksenia, substituting Ksenia for Tololo if acquired).

Maximizing Event Missions

Upon reaching level 20, participate in event missions. These limited-time events offer new side stories and provide Collapse Pieces and event currency. Complete all Normal missions, then at least the first Hard mission. Utilize your three daily Hard mission attempts to efficiently earn event currency, exchanging it for summon tickets, Collapse Pieces, SR characters, weapons, and other valuable resources.

Dispatch Room and Affinity

Enhance your Dolls' affinity in the Dormitory by gifting presents. Increased affinity unlocks Dispatch missions, offering idle resource acquisition, Wish Coins (used in a separate gacha for resources and a chance at Perithya), and access to the Dispatch shop's summon tickets and other useful items.

Mastering Boss Fights and Combat Exercise

Focus on Boss Fights (a scoring mode requiring boss defeat within a turn limit) and Combat Exercise (the game's PvP mode). For Boss Fights, a team of Qiongjiu, Suomi, Ksenia, and Sharkry is highly effective. In Combat Exercise, set a weak defense to allow others to farm points while you target easier opponents to accumulate points.

Tackling Hard Mode Campaign Missions

After completing Normal mode campaign missions, progress to Hard mode and side battles. While not providing Commander experience, they reward Collapse Pieces and summon tickets.

This guide provides a solid foundation for your *Girls’ Frontline 2: Exilium* journey. For further tips and information, explore The Escapist.