Dive into the captivating world of Scarlet Girls, a brand-new idle RPG where you command a squad of technologically enhanced mecha waifus. Set in the 119th year of the Old Euro Calendar, humanity teeters on the brink of extinction, ravaged by catastrophic events that mutated animals into powerful beings. As one of humanity's last hopes, your mission is to recruit and train these mecha girls, the Stellaris, to combat the catastromechs and restore peace to Earth. This beginner's guide will illuminate the core mechanics and game modes, accelerating your progress and account power.
Understanding Scarlet Girls' Combat Mechanics
Scarlet Girls offers a completely idle, casual combat experience. Battles unfold in a turn-based system, with allies and enemies acting according to their Speed stat. Each round concludes after all participants have taken their turns. You can deploy five characters; the convenient Quick Dispatch feature automatically optimizes your formation based on your strongest Stellaris. Simply sit back, relax, and enjoy the thrilling animations accompanying each character's special abilities.
Your Stellaris possess powerful active and passive abilities that activate automatically. Each skill has a cooldown timer. Strategic squad building is key; crafting synergistic teams that leverage individual strengths is crucial for success. Combat occurs in real-time, with no player intervention during the battle phase. Your strategic choices lie solely in the power of your deployed characters and the team compositions you create.
Each Stellaris belongs to one of four classes, defining their role:
- Paladins: Boasting the highest armor, they draw enemy fire, protecting teammates.
- Support: These Stellaris provide crucial healing and support abilities from the backline.
- Devastator: Masters of heavy firepower, they inflict devastating energy damage.
- Assaulter: Skilled in bladed weaponry, they excel at dealing physical damage.
Echo: The Scarlet Girls Gacha System
Recruiting Stellaris is done through the Echo system. Each Stellaris has a rarity: R, SR, SSR, and SSR+. Higher rarity equals stronger base stats (Attack, Defense, HP) and more potent abilities.
At launch, the "Normal Echo" banner offers R-SSR Stellaris. Use Echo tickets or Diamonds to summon. An SSR character is guaranteed within 40 summons. Each summon awards 20 Echo points; accumulate 2000 points to summon a random SSR from the four elemental banners (excluding Nebula). This progress is tracked on the Echo system's right-hand side. Rarity recruitment probabilities are:
- R Stellaris: 19.979% (per individual R character)
- SR Stellaris: 2.667% (per individual SR character)
- SSR Stellaris: 0.133% (per individual SSR character)
- SSR+ Stellaris: 0.010% (per individual SSR+ character)
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