Games where my favorite characters hardly appear tend to accumulate.

There’s probably just the sheer number of distributions too.

The annual distribution of free stones in Blue Archive, which is on par with FGO, makes me feel like “Seriously?” as I suddenly find points to criticize…

The person on top goes down more and more when it’s their turn to collect payments.

If Azur Lane’s cubes are treated as stones, then isn’t it fine to be at the top?

Even if you distribute it like crazy, there are games like PriConne that don’t significantly increase their evaluation as content, so it won’t be considered a proper evaluation for social games.

We need to consider how many free stones we can get in relation to the time spent on training and interaction.

Pokepoke doesn’t seem to have a good impression because you can’t really get much from saving stones (hourglasses).

Isn’t it true that the text and the images are completely different?

It’s too subdivided, so I can’t tell if it tends to accumulate easily or not.

Is Granblue Fantasy not included?

I feel that Granblue Fantasy is the easiest to accumulate in.

Chikawa accumulates excessively.
About 1 million will be saved.

Is it easier to accumulate in Blue Archive…?That’s why the cell run isn’t doing well.

Did this person do all of this?! That’s amazing…

Do horses tend to accumulate a lot?

Brown Dust 2 is amazing, they’re giving out so much like crazy.

Is it almost essential to spend money if you want characters in Mahjong Soul?

In Mahjong Soul, the strength does not change with gacha (only the appearance changes), so there are almost no free gacha.

Touch for 5 minutes a day, earn 100 stones.
Touch it for 3 hours a day to get 200 stones.
If the latter is introduced as a social game where stones tend to accumulate, it would be ridiculous.

If you pay and level up properly, you can get a lot of stones!

The Hoyolab type gives almost no stones unless you touch it properly.

If you play Puzzle & Dragons properly, they give out a lot of stones.

Pokepoke is just the leftover bits from the hourglass, but since there are two draws every day, if converted to hourglass terms, it means I’m getting 24 each day, and if I think of it as 10 draws over 5 days, I feel like the accumulation is really fast.

It seems like Nike is also increasing in value, but is it still a B?

Priconne distributes more than twice as much as Blue Archive.
It’s even more distributed in things like Romancing SaGa, so this is just too loose.

As someone who is involved in both, I think that the positions of Priconne and NIKKE are reversed right now.

I really want to add the dollar web to SSS because it accumulates quickly.

I believe that in terms of how easily stones accumulate and the looseness of the gacha, Arknights is much better than half of what I know at SS level and SSS level Blue Archive, but it’s not listed.

There’s no way there’s someone playing this many mobile games, so they’re probably just making decisions based on their imagination or something like that.
Of no value.

They might be using their peak period as a reference, not now.

Romancing SaGa has an image of having too many gacha.

The actual distribution numbers don’t really change much with the ceiling or the inflation cycle, do they?

Genshin Impact doesn’t accumulate that much, does it?

There are no free stones in Pokémon Unite, but there are many other games that are more difficult.

I think a horse is fine at D.

I only play social games like Dolweb, Milista, and Granblue, but I think Dolweb accumulates resources quite easily up to the ceiling.
It can accumulate as easily as the late Supakuro.
Milista is just unbearable.

I feel like Nike is distributing tickets more than stones.

You can collect a certain percentage of gacha characters with 1 to 2 hours of regular play each day.
I want you to arrange them in proportion.
Even if there are a lot of stones, it doesn’t matter if the gacha is stingy.
Even if the stones are poor, it’s fine as long as I can collect the gacha characters through other means.

Is it really okay even though Madoka Magica has just started?

There is something off about the fact that the consumption of stones for training and support is the same in terms of importance for horses.
I think 1500 for 10 consecutive training and around 1000 for support should be good.

A place that really accumulates easily can easily get a month’s worth of stones in a day.

Blue Archive has a lot of stone distribution, or rather, there are few gacha pulls that make you want to spend, so before you know it, you’ve accumulated enough to reach the pity threshold.

Isn’t G-Gene way too much of an airplay in SS?

I was quite surprised because I had an image of it being a bit stiff or reluctant.

Isn’t it SSSS level for Azur Lane to completely collect all gacha characters without spending any money…?

If I predict it, no one will mention Professional Baseball Spirits.

It’s not something that can be decided solely by the amount of stone.
Whether I have to stack them or if it’s fine to just draw once also has an impact.
I can’t believe that the graph in the thread was made considering all those balances.

The amount of Blue Archive distribution aside, I think there are few gacha that need to be pulled.

Uma Musume is about a ceiling level within a month, so this is about it.

Among the popular games, Blue Archive is in a class of its own, right?
You can accumulate enough for the ceiling in two months, and if something goes wrong during maintenance, there will be a desperate compensation.

If you simply look at how easily it accumulates, Shanimus is insane.

Pokepoke is all about drawing packs, so what’s the reason for saving?
You won’t gather enough cards and will end up playing.

Horses accumulate, but the consumption is also tremendous.

It definitely contains the severity of gacha.

It’s too ridiculous that such a hardcore G Generation is in that position.
That event gacha doesn’t even have any free stones included.

Dokkan has a set time for pulling, so you’ll just be accumulating stones.
Who is pulling on the current Momobukuro gacha anyway?

I think we also need to consider the additional points from the free gacha… In Uma, there’s an assumption that we hit the guarantee ceiling with the scenario changes.

G Generation is definitely not that expensive.

The person who made the original image has clearly stated that they hardly play any of the mainstream smartphone games.
This is a table that was randomly thrown together after recruiting posts!

Even though Unite has almost no free stones, are there still people below?

“Not the ‘looseness of the gacha (considering the ceiling and PU rate)'”
It might be suitable from the perspective of “ease of accumulating stones.”
I don’t know, though.

It doesn’t say anywhere that it’s free stones.
In other words, it’s possible that this guy is at the top because he has spent money.

I feel like Bandori tends to accumulate quite a bit, but is it not included?

“I haven’t really had much trouble with stones in my endless wandering.”
In the early days of the release, there were many instances where I didn’t have enough stamina to train.

I have the impression that White Cat was distributing so many stones that I didn’t feel like spending money, but has it run dry now?

It’s too hard to build a deck with just the free ones in PokéPoké.
The generation rate is also terrible…

What is the reason for saving without opening packs in a card game?

There’s no stone itself, but the in-game purchase pressure in Pokémon GO is incredible.

What kind of calculations is Pokepoke doing…?
Are you treating the ability to draw one pack per day as equivalent to five consecutive gacha pulls?

The game I’m playing doesn’t give out that many stones, but if I play for about an hour a day, I can collect all the characters and all the equipment.

Pokepoke and Blue Archive are around S to A rank, right?

Instead of distributing stones, I will scatter gacha tickets.
Note that gacha tickets can only be used for regular gacha and cannot be used to pull limited gacha characters that are frequently released.

In the early days of Umamusume, we couldn’t gather stones at all, right?

Well, it’s hard to judge from anything other than personal perspective.
Comparing the number of stones by absolute value is meaningless.

The G Generation was probably quite popular based on surveys, but even during live broadcasts, the amount of stones that can be acquired is so low that it’s at the level where they clearly stated they would increase it, so it’s strange for SS.

I got quite a bit.

The gacha in Hoyoverse is really harsh in terms of probabilities, so it’s basically assumed you’ll hit the pity system, making it not very forgiving… It’s not uncommon now to carry over pity, and the system for weapon gacha is also quite extreme. Moreover, there are quite a few characters that have been adjusted to have effects that negate disadvantages at 1 constellations and 2 constellations, making you feel like you really have to invest more to get them.

The old Romancing SaGa really piled up a lot of stones.

Isn’t it that more distribution means not accumulating?

Shinymas is probably SSS.
There are many missions and login bonuses, and there are even True Stones.

The pressure is really intense because G Generation is suddenly releasing limited gacha after a very small distribution.

If Pokepoke is in this position, the world’s DCGs will mostly become SSSS.

When it comes to the ease of gacha, I think Azur Lane is in first place.
The drawback is that there is no ceiling for anything other than the highest rarity, so if you get stuck in a rut, it can be disastrous.

Nike is giving it out at SSS level, right?

If you assume no spending, I think all Hoyoverse games are equally rated D.

Isn’t it too futile to talk about things based on a table without any evidence?

Isn’t it impossible to compare unless you actually touch and judge it?

Eden’s Ritter Glentze…

Since I’ve only done one, I can’t compare whether I’m the distributing side or the non-distributing side.

Should the stones in Pokémon GO, which are at the lowest rank, even be classified as gacha stones?
Is there anything wrong with what is in the table?

The most confusing concept in the world of social games is the pressure to spend money.
I don’t understand the reasoning behind how they decide what’s high or low.

I can’t believe you can save up that many stones in Blue Archive…

I think funding is tougher than stones (cubes) in Azur Lane.

If we don’t have some sort of standardization, like the amount of money distributed in terms of charging stones or the period until a full distribution is given, it will be difficult to make judgments.

G Gen has rankings all the way down to last place, right?
The distribution amount is just the worst of the worst if you take out the Jike Ax and the commemorative stones for the tens of thousands of downloads.
If we can include things like one-time clear stones, then Genshin Impact would rank really high.

G Generation absolutely does not have SS.

At first, in G Generation, you feel like you’re getting a lot of clear stones and it feels great, but afterwards it really becomes tough…

In Blue Archive, it’s about 200 pulls per ceiling in two months.

Arknights is probably one that is being distributed.
Since we shifted to a system that extracts through limited gacha, it has become difficult to keep up with just the distributions.

I used to have the impression that they distributed a lot of white cats in the past, but is it terrible now?

“Idle Girl can accumulate tens of thousands in just one month.”
However, the gacha system works such that when you do a 10-roll, you might get 5 or 2 fragments, and once you collect 240 of those, you can obtain the character, so the amount you get is quite significant.

I feel that the pressure to pay is high when there’s a gacha for the event but the distribution of stones is stingy.

If G Generation doesn’t add the main characters soon, it’s really unbearable.

It’s laughable that no one seems to disagree that Mahjong Soul is a D.

Nikke may be hard to accumulate, but it’s nice that you can carry over the ceiling.

This is clearly a ploy to discuss and create buzz by posting something completely different, isn’t it?

In G Generation, the stone distribution at events is extremely stingy, and there’s no stone distribution during the live broadcasts, you know.
There is also a possibility that it is below D.

When they say that frequent limited releases put pressure on spending, I think, “But you’re only going to pull for the limited ones, right?” Yes.

In Azur Lane, it’s actually tougher when anything other than UR becomes a pitfall.

The G-Generation is unusually expensive, and I wonder if it includes one-time stones as well.

There’s almost no need to spend money on things like Mahjong Soul or Pokémon GO.

In Blue Archive, you don’t receive many stones, and even when you do, they are scarce, but since there are too many reruns, I don’t think you’ll use them up much, so they will accumulate.
The unnecessary boosts are only for the one-time compensation during the sports festival, so there aren’t that many apology distributions.

In terms of annual distribution amounts, FGO is around 1200 pulls, Blue Archive is around 1500 pulls, and Princess Connect is around 3300 pulls, so it turned out quite different from my image.
I was surprised that FGO is giving away quite a lot.

Mahjong Soul has such a disappointing gacha animation…
Well, I mean, it’s a game where ultimate gacha is completely unnecessary, but…

Is G Generation that serious?
However, since it is popular, I can feel the strength of the copyright.

The fact that G Generation has a lot of unlimited missions might be tricking you into thinking that’s what you’re getting.
Since that can only be obtained once, if it runs out, the distribution amount will really be like a sparrow’s tears.

In Blue Archive, when you start engaging with endgame content, you’ll need multiple fully maxed limited characters.
People who are just starting now don’t even have the right to participate because they can’t catch up with development, so it doesn’t really matter.

Jantama distinguishes itself from others.
You don’t need to spend money to win.

Isn’t the ball in Pokémon GO basically a rock?

Buraaka is handing out quite a bit, but the gacha is terrible, so it doesn’t feel that rewarding.

Is the guy in the thread playing this many mobile games?

I think that just calculating the amount of gacha stones distributed doesn’t really make sense unless you compare it with the game system’s pressure for spending.

I’ve seen a thread with this image before.

It feels like I’m in a bad mood because my favorite game, which doesn’t have a name, is near the bottom of this chart.