PvP Team Building Guide

Mobile Suit Gundam U.C. Engage's Arena can be tough, and you'll need to form the best teams to rise through the ranks. Read on to learn what you need to remember when forming the best PvP teams.

PvP Team Building Guide

Teambuilding Checklist
Be Ready to Get the Right Units Watch Out for the "Meta" Deploy Your Units the Right Way

Be Ready to Get the Right Units

When forming teams for the Arena in Gundam UCE, you need the right units.

You can't be using a lot of SR rarity units in your party and expect to go very far up the rankings (you can rise quite a bit if you put effort into building them up, but you won't get too far) because you will be soon outpaced by teams with UR rarity units with Transcendent Skills that give them a massive advantage over lower rarity units. Even fully upgraded lower-rarity units are still no match versus fully upgraded UR units.

Eventually, you'll need to amass a full team of not only UR rarity mobile suits, but as well as UR rarity pilots to go with them. Not only will you have to fully transcend and unleash the potential of these mobile suits and pilots, but you'll need a whole collection of them to adapt to the right scenarios. That's because you'll be switching teams or rebuilding your existing teams between battles, especially once you get out of Standard Arena and get into Elite Arena.

Arena Guide

Watch Out for the "Meta"

With new units coming out every two weeks or so and more on the way, the "meta" or the most optimal units to use in Gundam UCE can change relatively quickly. That means not only building up your own knowledge of how existing units work and what their strengths and weaknesses are, but also looking at new units and thinking of how their skills and stats can change the usefulness of other units.

What kind of EX Skill does the unit have? What kind of Transcendent Skill does it have? What stats does it have? Are these three things worth upgrading the mobile suit for? How many resources do you need to put into the mobile suit before it starts becoming "useful enough"? Do you even have enough resources to see the entire progress to completion? These are the questions you'll need to ask yourself when looking at new units and whether or not they will affect the "meta."

Deploy Your Units the Right Way

Deployment strategy is a factor in battles that are not touched upon deeply by the in-game tutorials. It's when you array your mobile suits before the enemy team and the start of the battle. But it's also more than that. Depending on how you deploy your units, you can win despite having differences in Combat Power and even lower rarity units compared to the enemy team.

One of the more famous ways to deploy your units is to stack them all in one corner of the map, sending them toward the enemy as one big blob of beam weaponry and EX Skills. However, it can be countered by an enemy splitting up their team so that there's one-half of it deployed in the corner directly opposite your team, while the other half is all the way on the other side to make a flanking maneuver.

Aside from general strategy, you will want to consider where you are putting your units. The best place to put a unit is in front of an enemy unit it has a type and category advantage over. The bonuses from category and type advantages are big in this game, and can help you win even against teams with a higher CP than you. The second best place is in front of a unit that it has a neutral advantage over. Finally, if you have a key unit that you absolutely need to last long in battle, try placing them behind an allied unit that can keep them safe and take the heat off it.

Try Out Deployment Strategies in Mock Battle

If you want to try out new deployment strategies, you can always test them out in Mock Battles mode. Here, you'll be able to learn how your mobile suits target enemies, how your enemies prioritize targets, and the best formations to beat them with.

Mock Battle Guide

Mobile Suit Gundam U.C. Engage Related Guides

All Tips and Tricks

All Tips and Tricks Guides

Beginners' Guide
Beginner'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	Daily 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	How Good is the Zock?
Intermediate Guides
How To Pair Pilots and Mobile Suits	Team 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 (October 2024)
Master Battle Guide	Status Effects Guide
What Should You Look For in a Mobile Suit and Pilot?
Advanced Guides
What is the Current Meta?	How to Win at the Arena
What to Grind for in the Arena	Why Do I Keep Losing at the Arena?
Best Arena (PvP) Teams	PvP Team Building Guide
Top Ranked Arena Teams and Counters [October 2024]	Most Common Arena Mobile Suits and Counters
Mock Battle Guide
Game Mechanics
Title Guide	Account Linking Guide
How to Send an SOS	How to Get Friend Medals