Disney Pixel RPG uses a fairly standard gacha pity mechanic, but since the top characters—currently three stars—are not as desirable as other gacha games, the pity system is more forgiving. Players have a relatively high chance of pulling the featured characters from each banner fairly quickly.
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This guide will explain how Disney Pixel RPGThe gacha pity system works by detailing drop rates and guaranteed withdrawals. If you plan to invest resources in the game, this information will be important.
How Disney Pixel's Gacha Pity RPG works
U Disney Pixel RPGwith a roster of just 32 characters, including only nine with three stars, the pity system relies on exchange points instead of the usual rate-up mechanics. Once you reach 50 points, you can exchange them for any banner character with no additional requirements. Also, you are guaranteed to get two stars or higher for every 10th pull of all banners.
Generally, gacha games increase your chances of getting better characters with each banner investment. however, Disney Pixel RPG offers an alternative approach. Players can guarantee top level characters by swiping the desired character's banner 50 times. Each draw earns one point, and 50 points is enough to unlock this character directly.
The regret system does affect the drop rate of featured characters, giving them a 1.50% boost on top of the standard 4.00%. However, this difference is minimal and most players acquire characters through the exchange of points.
You have to manually exchange points for the character you want, and exchange points are only for certain banners. To guarantee characters like Aurora or Maleficent, you need to swipe the respective banners fifty times. Also note that after the banner expires, all unspent exchange points will be converted into memory points.
Drop rates in selected banners
|
Rairty character |
Falling speed |
|---|---|
|
3-star |
4.00% |
|
2-star |
30.00% |
|
1 star |
66.00% |
Featured Banners give an additional 1.5% chance of landing a 3-star character, increasing the drop rate from the typical 4.00% to 5.5%. In contrast, two-star characters have a 30.00% chance to drop on displayed banners, while one-star characters have a 66.00% chance per draw.
The individual drop rates for the displayed banners are 0.28% for three-star characters, 2.50% for two-star characters, and 7.33% for one-star characters.
Drop rates in Premier Gacha
Prime gacha increases the chances of pulling two-star characters, while allowing for three-star characters to appear. Every 10th draw of this banner guarantees two stars or higher, removing one star from the equation. As a result, the three-star chance remains at 4.00%, while the two-star drop rate increases to 96.00%.
Since there are no rate-boosting characters in the Premier Banner, the probability of every second three-star is increased to 0.44% instead of the usual 0.28%.
Should I pull up the Premier Gacha banner?
High level Disney Pixel RPG players have to use Premier Gacha to get medals. Whenever you draw a character you already have, you get medals that represent copies of that character. You can then use these medals to improve your character and overcome their limits. Medals also have a drop rate, with three-star duplicates yielding 100 medals, two-star duplicates yielding five medals, and one-star duplicates yielding only two.
Guaranteed pull rates
If you use the Gacha ticket with the three-star guarantee to pull banners, you will get a three-star character with a 100% drop rate. This means that each of the nine available three stars has an 11.11% chance of appearing in a single draw.
