What the community is saying about Arknights: Endfield
459 insights | Last updated: 2026-03-13 | Page 27 of 39
Post questioning achievements without Endmins help sparks extensive discussion on game lore and world-building
Enthusiasm for reaching milestones like Level 50 factory, emphasizing the core fun of building and expansion.
Positive feedback on the AI companions in gameplay, noting their dodging skills and efficiency compared to player control.
Community debates the dark themes in the story, questioning if players/AIC are villains dehumanizing Landbreakers, with ties to Originium's ethics and connections to OG Arknights.
Players seek better efficiency in factory management, requesting faster conveyor belts and higher-tier ziplines to improve gameplay and reduce 'rock cancer' frustrations.
Multiple users express deep disappointment with gacha systems, particularly getting duplicates of the same characters like Ardelia repeatedly, leading to burnout and reduced motivation to continue playing.
Some users mention power sourcing challenges and alternatives like batteries, suggesting improvements for ease of use while acknowledging the dedication required.
Comments express excitement about the game's creative possibilities, with multiple users noting the strategic depth and free will in building defenses against tough enemies.
Community overwhelmingly appreciates using turrets creatively for high-level combat instead of direct fighting, viewing it as intended gameplay and a smart tactic. Many reference tutorials and compare to other games like Factorio.
While some players praise the lore, world-building, and unique gameplay, others find it too grindy, time-consuming, and warding them off gacha games entirely. Discussions touch on balancing fun with heavy investment.
Community debate on why pity and limited pulls expire with the current banner instead of being usable universally, especially compared to other gacha systems. Frustration centers on inefficiency and lack of flexibility.
Players appreciate the intentional lack of climbing, leading to clever space-involved puzzles and exploration, contrasting with over-powered mobility in genres like Genshin/Wuwa. This sparks discussions on smart level design and whether it's a strength or limitation.