Gundam UC Engage

Beginner Mistakes to Avoid

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Beginner Mistakes to Avoid - Gundam UC Engage

Mobile Suit Gundam U.C. Engage's first few days are important for any beginner, so avoid making any mistakes by reading our guide! Learn which mobile suit to get on your first day, where to spend your Diamonds, and other tasks beginners should not forget in our guide below.

Beginner Mistakes to Avoid

Beginner Mistakes to Avoid Checklist







Taking Too Long to Get to Player Rank 50

Rank 50 - Mobile Suit Gundam UC Engage

When first playing Mobile Suit Gundam U.C. Engage, most of the game's content is locked behind Player Ranks. If you take too long to reach Player Rank 50 (or at least Player Rank 40), you'll miss out on potential resources like Diamonds, leveling items, and Modules. If you're just starting out in Gundam U.C. Engage, make sure to get to this rank as soon as possible.

Daily Tasks Checklist

Not Getting the S Gundam With Your UR Selector

S Gundam - Mobile Suit Gundam U.C. Engage

Every new player gets UR Selector Tickets for both Mobile Suits and Pilots when they start. Though there are a lot of other good mobile suits up for grabs, the best mobile suit to get by far is the S Gundam with Roux Louka as its pilot.

The S Gundam offers exceptional performance as a mobile suit with high long-range damage and high accuracy. But its most vaunted feature is its high critical rate - which is amplified by Roux Louka's Ranged Sense and Accuracy buffs.

UR Selector Guide - Who Should You Pick?

Not Rerolling

Reroll Worthy - Mobile Suit Gundam U.C. Engage

Rerolling in Gundam U.C. Engage is easy and only takes a few minutes per reroll. If you want to start with a powerful mobile suit other than the S Gundam, you can simply claim all the rewards the game gives you at the start and spend your first 30 rolls on the 72-Hour Limit MS Unit Assembly / Pilot Unit Assembly banners.

If you don't get the units you want according to our tier list, you can try again.

Reroll Guide

Forgetting the Panel Missions

Panel Missions - Gundam UC Engage (1).jpg

Don't sleep on the Panel Missions when starting out because not only do you get extra Diamonds and leveling materials, but you also get gacha tickets and even a Guaranteed UR Mobile Suit Unit Assembly Ticket. Completing these objectives can give you a good power boost in the early game. Your goal as a Gundam UCE beginner should be to collect powerful UR rarity mobile suits, and these missions will grant you one on completion.

Panel Missions Guide

Using Your Diamonds for Anything Else But Gacha Pulls and AP

Gundam UC Engage - Gacha Pulls

Diamonds are relatively easy to come by in Gundam UC Engage, even if you are an F2P player. However, you will want to save Diamonds for whenever new banners come out in the game, especially the Super Limited and Extreme Limited Unit Assembly Banners. Another great way to use your Diamonds is to restore AP with them. When you're grinding your Fragment Quests for blueprints and Rainbow Haro coins, you're very likely to run into an AP problem and not have enough for all the UR units. You could buy 500 AP daily from the Coin Shop, but that amount won't be enough for you to be able to do all the UR Fragment Quests thrice. That said, try your best to save your Diamonds and use them only on Unit Assembly and AP restoration.

How to Farm Diamonds

Not Buying Skip Tickets

Skip Tickets - Gundam UC Engage

Skip Tickets allow you to auto-finish missions you already completed with a 3-star ranking, making it a great way to farm for leveling and upgrade materials. Since you only need to spend Coins to buy Skip Tickets at the shop, make sure to buy them regularly and often to maximize your farming. A good way to go about it is to buy 100 tickets every day, since these only cost 5 coins each while the succeeding tickets will cost you double that amount. These tickets will come in handy once you're in the process of generating Haro Coins from Fragment Quests, which we'll talk about later in this article.

Mission Skipping Guide

Forgetting the 'Select All' Button in the Quests Menu

Select All - Mobile Suit Gundam UC Engage

In the Quests menu, there's a little button on the lower right-hand corner of the screen that says "Select All". It's the option to skip missions you've completed en masse, offering a quick and efficient way to choose which materials you want to farm for and what missions you'll need to complete to get them. This will save you so much time, as you won't have to make the effort to skip each mission individually.

Not Doing Fragment Quests

Fragment Missions - Gundam UC Engage

The Fragment Quests, located in the Upgrade Quests menu, are missions that give you small amounts of fragments for specific mobile suits and pilots. These fragments, if you've accumulated enough, can be used to assemble a copy of the unit, or if you already have them, enhance a mobile suits EX Skill by unleashing their potential.

Once you've reached the maximum Potential Lv. of a UR rarity unit, fragments you earn will be automatically converted into Rainbow Haro Coins, a scarce and very valuable resource used for Transcending units. This makes Fragment Quests a must-grind, even in those missions where you don't like the UR rarity units you'll be getting fragments for.

One of the best things a Gundam UC Engage newbie can do is to set up a Rainbow Haro Coin farm as soon as they unlock Fragment Quests at Rank 30. These involve doing the maximum number of Fragment Quests every day until you get the units to Potential Lv. 5 and then consistently generating Rainbow Haro coins after. It's a very long grind until then, so the earlier you set it up, the better.

What To Buy at the Shop

Mobile Suit Gundam U.C. Engage Related Guides

Tips n Tricks - UC Gundam Engage

All Tips and Tricks

All Tips and Tricks Guides

Beginners' Guide
BeginnerBeginner's Guide: Tips and Tricks
Reroll Guide How to Farm Diamonds
Panel Missions Guide How to Strengthen Your Mobile Suits Guide
Combat System Explained Haro Coin Farm Guide
How to Get Started With the Arena? Clan Guide
Raid Battle Guide Mobile Suit Categories Explained
Other Beginners' Guides
Beginner Mistakes to Avoid - Gundam UCEBeginner Mistakes to Avoid Daily Tasks Checklist - Gundam UCEDaily Tasks Checklist
Research Guide Gacha Guide
Gacha Guide UR Selector Ticket Guide
Mobile Suit Stats Explained Pilot Stats Explained
Deployment Guide How To Rank Up and Unlock All Content Quickly
Fragment Quest Guide How to Get Skip Tickets
How to Get VIP Points Haro Pass (VIP Pass) Perks and Benefits
How to Farm Coins Guide How to Get More AP
How to Farm and Use Blueprints and Character Pieces Recycle Points Guide
Engage Link Guide Mock Battle Guide
How to Raise Your Player Rank Fast
Intermediate Guides
Intermediate Guide - Gundam UCEIntermediate Guide
How To Pair Pilots and Mobile Suits - Gundam UCEHow To Pair Pilots and Mobile Suits Team Building Guide - Gundam UCETeam Building Guide
Canon Mobile Suits and Pilots Guide What Upgrade Should I Do First?
Transcendence Guide Potential Unleashed Guide
Unit Enhancement Guide Unit Alteration Guide
How to Get Grand Coins How to Get Unit Enhancement Points
Modules Guide Skill Rate Level Up Guide
What To Buy at the Shop Clan Battle Guide
Master Battle Guide Status Effects Guide
Advanced Guides
BeginnerArena Beginner's Guide (PvP)
What is the Current Meta? - Gundam UCEArena Guide How to Get Started With the Arena - Gundam UCEHow to Get Started With the Arena?
Why Do I Keep Losing at the Arena? How to Win at the Arena
Most Common Arena Mobile Suits and Counters Best Arena (PvP) Teams
Top Ranked Arena Teams and Counters [December 2024] PvP Team Building Guide
Arena Defense Team Building Guide What to Grind for in the Arena
Elite Arena Guide
Game Mechanics
Title Guide Account Linking Guide
How to Send an SOS How to Get Friend Medals
Mobile Suit Guides
How to Counter the Zeong What is the Best Nu Gundam?
How Good is the Zock? How Good is the Zeong?
How to Counter the Yellow Sazabi How to Counter the Gundam GP02A
How to Counter the Zeta Gundam How to Counter The-O
How to Counter the Penelope How to Counter the Gyan
How Good is the Gyan?

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