Girls' Frontline 2 Gacha, Tickets, and Pity

Girls’ Frontline 2: Exilium splits gacha into several Procurement windows that look similar and count separately. Tickets are not generic “wishes.” Access Permissions feed standard and beginner banners. Targeted / Premium Access Permissions feed limited Doll banners. Collapse Pieces buy either ticket at 150 apiece. If you treat every ten-pull as the same counter, you will spend a limited pity into a standard weapon and wonder why the rate-up did not appear. This page is the ruleset; the pity planner is the calculator; current banners is the live roster.

Read Getting Started if you have not finished Beginner Procurement. Read the reroll guide only if the account is still unbound and you refuse to keep a random Elite.

Ticket types

Currency	Where it goes
Access Permissions	Beginner Procurement, Standard Procurement
Targeted / Premium Access Permissions	Limited (rate-up) Doll banners
Weapon-limited tickets (when split)	Signature weapon banners
Collapse Pieces	Converted into tickets at 150 per pull; also spent on Platoon creation and some shops

Codes, mailbox, battle pass, and event shops are how free-to-play accounts stock these. Redeem live strings on the codes hub before you buy tens with gold. Do not convert Collapse Pieces the night before a announced rate-up if you are already on a pity you cannot finish.

Video guide

Beginner Procurement

New accounts get a closed 50-pull banner.

• Tens only. No singles.
• Each ten costs 8 Access Permissions (20 percent off).
• Guaranteed Elite Doll inside the 50 pulls. Extra Elites can drop earlier.
• No rate-up. The pool is the standard Elite set.
• When the 50 are spent, the banner disappears on that account. You cannot come back later with leftover tickets.

This is the only time the game sells an Elite that cheaply. Spend it before Standard or limited. The historical keep names on this banner are Qiongjiu and Tololo; the full argument is on who to pull.

Standard Procurement

The permanent banner uses Access Permissions.

• Soft pity starts near pull 58. Hard pity is 80 for an Elite rarity drop.
• That drop is a 50/50 between an Elite Doll and an Elite weapon. A “pity” here can be a gun. Plan for that.
• After 260 pulls on this banner you get a one-time selector for a standard Elite Doll or weapon. It does not refresh.
• Soft and hard pity do not share with beginner, limited Doll, or limited weapon banners.

Use standard tickets when you want Qiongjiu, Tololo, or a missing standard Support/Bulwark, or when you are feeding the 260 selector. Do not dump standard tickets into a limited rate-up; the client will not let Targeted tickets substitute the other way either.

Limited (Targeted) Procurement

Rate-up Doll banners use Targeted / Premium tickets.

• Base Elite rate is higher than standard’s split pool (standard is 0.3 percent Doll and 0.3 percent weapon; limited is 0.6 percent Doll).
• Soft pity near 58, hard pity 80 for an Elite Doll.
• That Doll is a 50/50 between the rate-up and the rest of the Elite pool.
• Lose the 50/50 and the next Elite is the rate-up. Worst case is 160 pulls.
• Limited weapon banners are a separate counter (soft ~50, hard 70, 50/50, worst case 140). Do not mix them with Doll pity in the planner.

Pity does not share across banners. A 70-pull on OTs-14’s window does not carry onto Soppo’s window if the client treats them as distinct Targeted banners, and it never carries onto Standard. Always read the in-game banner detail for the current patch, then log the number in the pity planner. During September 2026, Chiral Redundancy is running OTs-14 in part one with Soppo incoming on 17 September. Nemesis: Gnosis is a MOD upgrade path, not a reason to ignore 50/50 math.

Soft pity and expected cost

Most Elites appear in the 58–80 window, not at pull 1 and not always at 80. Budget Collapse Pieces as if you might hit 80, then be happy if you do not. One pull is 150 Collapse Pieces, so an 80-pity is 12,000 Pieces if you buy every ticket. A lost limited 50/50 plus a second 80 is 24,000. That is the 160-pull ceiling, not the average. Free-to-play accounts should pick one limited per patch and ignore signature weapons unless the Doll is unplayable without them. Many kits are not.

Vertebrae (V1–V6) are extra copies. Keys are skill items. Neither is a pity mechanic. Chasing V6 on a limited Doll is a whale project; V0 with a built weapon will clear farming nodes and most story maps. Spend the second copy only after the rest of the team has guns and Helix nodes.

What to pull this patch

1. Finish Beginner Procurement if it is still on the account.
2. If a limited Support is up and you lack a premium Support, that is the spend. Supports such as Suomi historically move every later DPS you own; see the Supports tier list.
3. If no Support is up, either save Targeted tickets or pick the limited DPS that matches a phase you already farm tiles for. Combat context is on combat and tiles.
4. Standard tickets can dribble toward the 260 selector. Do not break a limited save to gamble standard 50/50s for a weapon you will replace.
5. Event shops and codes are still cheaper than the mall.

Gacha in Exilium is readable once you accept that every window owns its own 80. The commander who writes the number down, finishes beginner tens, and walks away from a 40-pull “just one more” on the wrong banner will own more Elites by winter than the commander who treats Procurement as a single slot machine.