What the community is saying about Arknights: Endfield
459 insights | Last updated: 2026-03-13 | Page 15 of 39
Hidden mechanic where watering dehydrated slugs rewards players with protoprisms, discovered through community sharing
Widespread camera malfunction issues including backflips, zooming, and gimbal lock problems during gameplay
Community strongly opposes expiring pull tickets, citing successful removal in other games and warning against accepting anti-consumer practices
Community showing gratitude for free items and rewards from developers, indicating positive reception of generosity.
Community created elaborate meme content around Wuling delivery service, showing creative engagement with game lore and mechanics.
The 30K Oroberyls meme is viral across multiple posts, with users creating variations and jokes about the amount. This shows high community engagement with in-game currency references.
Players strongly dislike Gilberta's character quest, citing backwards writing quality, excessive errand running, unfamiliar characters, unexplained reconveners, and cringey romantic scenes. Many feel it's waifu-baiting at the expense of story quality.
Community anticipating QoL update for remote owl material claims, planning to adjust zipline routes accordingly. Shows desire for reduced manual resource collection.
Multiple users confused about zipline power requirements, asking if pylons are needed and how to power ziplines without relay towers. Indicates unclear tutorial or UI explanation.
Despite upcoming Gilberta banner, community engagement appears minimal with author noting lack of discussion. Suggests either low character popularity or player saving fatigue.
Community frustrated with event design requiring 7-day wait to maximize rewards, feeling punished for wanting to pull on character release day. Players want regular Chartered HH Permit instead.
Players are actively sharing and stealing optimized zipline routes for resource collection and delivery efficiency. Many users express gratitude for shared blueprints and admit to copying them due to the complexity of route planning.