First, set up 3 AoE Operators (Casters or Snipers) and 2 Defenders as the core. Single-target Operators might not kill them all in time, which means AoE Operators are preferred, perhaps along with an extra Defender to hold the enemies in place.įor this, a team that involves gathering all enemies into one concentrated location and weaving a kill zone is optimal. This is a map where there is only one exit and a huge flow of enemies. Specific Setup Situations: Dealing with Swarms It's also important to realize that their healing Skills make their allies more survivable, but do not help the Healing Defender survive burst damage the way a defensive Skill would. It's important to note that these "Healing Defenders" can only Block-2 until their first promotion to E1. They tend to have high DEF and HP stats to survive enemy attacks, and they may have Skills that help them to shrug off incoming damage.īe aware that some Defenders have healing Skills instead of defense buffs. These Operators can Block up to three enemies at once, preventing foes from reaching your escape points. As such, it is usually a good idea to have at least one of them in a team composition.įourth, Defenders are needed for their ability to block a large number of enemies. Instead of chipping away in futility, use Arts (magic damage) Operators, who will completely ignore DEF and instead target the lower/rarer RES stat.Īlthough Supporters and a few select Guards have magic capabilities, Casters are the main source of magical damage. Third: there will often be at least one enemy with a high DEF stat that physical damage dealers will struggle to defeat. As a loose guideline, half your team should be 4★ or lower rarity Operators. DO NOT fall for this trap! Early on in a map, players are usually strapped for DP, and since higher-rarity Operators cost more to deploy, using too many of them creates a snowball effect which can set back deployment speed immensely. Especially for those who intend to whale, it is tempting to deploy all high-star Operators.Higher rarity units have higher DP costs. In 99% of maps, you won't need three AoE Casters, but that one time you do, you'll be glad you raised Lava before you pulled Gitano and Skyfire! Many low-rarity units can pull their weight in Arknights, especially in the situations mentioned above, where you might have to change your party composition dramatically. Resources that you put into 3★ and 4★ units are not wasted.If you rely entirely on your Snipers for DPS and you try to complete a Challenge Map where Snipers are banned, you're going to have a bad time. In fact, Challenge Maps and events like Contingency Contract may penalize or outright ban specific types of Operators. Many maps have gimmicks or enemy types that are hard-countered by a very specific unit archetype. Arknights wants players to invest in and enjoy using a variety of different units.
Here are a few tips new players should remember as they build teams and choose Operators to raise: Operator Lists by Faction, VA, Artist, etc.Mat Drops Of Future Events And Episodes.
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