Welcome to this post MOBILE SUIT GUNDAM BATTLE OPERATION 2 – Game Mechanics and Gameplay guide.

This tutorial will guide you the basic gameplay.

Starting on the shop

First things first

As soon as you finish the tutorial with Tenda, you will gain access to an abundance of DP, tokens and tickets; the next step should be purchasing Custom Parts.

Start off by purchasing most of the level 1 and 2 parts that cost the least, such as Melee Enhancement Program, Triffier Output, More HP in MS, Reloading Faster Cooldown Faster etc…

Next you want to equip them on your MS

 

You can acess by the customize option, also, don’t worry if you don’t know what builds to do, the game has a built-in auto sort system for each category

Starting MSs

Back to the Shop

What MS you should use it’s up to your personal preference and playstyle (you like to shoot, you like to melee, you like to stealth and etc…)

But!

keep in mind that you should at least be good in one MS of each category (General / Raid / Support), the most balanced team composition is 3 Generals, 1 Raid and 1 Support

Some MSs on the shop even come with the Beginner friendly tag, but the ones you get from completing the tutorial missions are also great Beginner MSs

What is the exception is some MSs that can perform roles like the other classes, but they are more to enhance then to outright replace that class

EX: Efreet is a General, but he plays and works like a Raid, so he works to help the Raid on the flanks or to catch enemy generals by surprise, but he doens’t do enough damage to Supports and can be outgunned by them

Mobile Suit levels

The levels work as too scale the power of the MS to the ones at the native cost, so a high level MS doesn’t mean is more powerful, it is just “balanced” to work in said cost

EX: A Guncannon Mass Produciton level 5 isn’t going to win against a Full Armor Gundam (type B) level 1, but his stats are scaled to be “similiar in perfomace” to it

If you have to use a high level MS, use to at least level 3 (exceptions are the GM, GM cannon, Zaku I, Zaku II and Zaku cannon since they base cost is 100)

If you see someone using levels 4,5 and even 6, they either don’t have anything for the cost you’re playing or they are a god using that MS (which is the exception and not the rule)

Game Costs

Segway to the next topic, COSTs

Costs is maximum value of power is allowed in the match, but you can take lower cost MSs to the game of the minimum -100

Ex: 450 cost match, you can only take min 350 cost MSs

Game types

Now that you know the basics, time to get into a match

Matches have 4 categories: Rated, Quick, Custom and Events

• Rated

   

  The regular competitive matches, where you rank level up to fighting more and more tough opponents

  It’s divided into seperated leagues of ratings:

• D- / D / D+
• C- / C / C+
• B- / B / B+
• A- / A / A+
• S- (max)
   

  Some ranks are required so you can promote your character to higher military ranks (player level)

• Quick Match

   

  Casual mode, where most people play, doesn’t affect your rank, so you can test new MSs and have fun

• Custom Matches

   

  Where you can create custom rooms to play with your friends, train for Clan matches or join A/B rooms to complete daily missions faster

• Events

   

  Here is where the Ranked Matches and Clan Matches are
   

  

• Ranked Matches

   

  Not to be confused with Rated, Ranked is where free-for-all matches happen to get a previous Clan Match exclusive MS, but the difference is if you score high enough, you get the level 1 and level 2 versions of that Mobile Suit

• Clan Matches

   

  It’s where a group of players fight to get the best placement between the top 50 – 100 clans in the entire playerbase, rewards being sometimes a powerful exclusive Mobile Suit
   

  

 

Finishing off

The next guide will cover more advanced topics, such as skills and melee priorities

I hope you have a wonderful day and stay safe

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