What the community is saying about Arknights: Endfield
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Players interested in rerolling to start with specific characters, particularly Li Feng. Users asking about reroll times and feasibility.
Pre-download for game launched, allowing players to download game assets before official launch.
High-quality fan animation 'Endministrators' by ATTF/No_Tables received 1967 score and massive praise. Community loves the factory-building humor, voice acting quality, and provided Blender models/shaders for download.
Community confusion over 'A9' abbreviation for Arknights. Many players use 'AK' traditionally, 'A9' appears to be Vietnamese community term recently spreading. Multiple comments expressing confusion
Community worried about potential LMD (gold) shortage similar to original Arknights, with players asking if it will happen again in Endfield. High engagement (67+ comment score)
Players preparing multiple accounts to target specific 6-star operators. Community discussing reroll strategies before launch.
Active participation in pre-draw events with real prize winners (PS5). Community sharing invite codes, legitimate prize distribution confirmed.
Fluorite generating significant engagement. Users creating accounts specifically for her, calling her 'wife' and 'main'. Widespread character appeal.
Multiple users expressed extreme dedication by deleting other gacha games (Snowbreak, WuWa, WWM) specifically to make room for Endfield. One user plans to create two accounts - one F2P and one without any pulls from day 1.
A notable trend shows players planning to take vacation days or PTO for the Jan 22 launch. Users are requesting time off work and planning to dedicate time to playing Endfield, indicating high commitment to day 1 gameplay.
Multiple posts highlighting Endfield advertisements in Tokyo (Akihabara Station). Shows excitement about game's global marketing reach.
Post with 390 comments shows significant community interest in understanding the gacha system. User-created breakdown of mechanics sparked widespread discussion about how the system works.