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TRIBE NINE Enhances Gacha Rates and Offers Full Pull Refunds After Player Backlash

In a significant move, TRIBE NINE’s developers have announced an increase in the 3-Star character drop rate from 0.6% to 2%, effective March 4th. This adjustment aims to address player feedback and enhance the gaming experience.

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Increased Gacha Rates

The upcoming changes will adjust the gacha rates as follows:

3-Star Characters: Increase from 0.6% to 2%
2-Star Characters: Increase from 5.1% to 8%
1-Star Characters: Decrease from 94.3% to 90%

Notably, the 3-Star character rate will now prioritize pick-up banner characters with a 75/25 ratio.

[Important Notice] Changes to Synchro Rates and More Places to Get Synchro Medals

Thank you for playing TRIBE NINE.

Since the game launched, we have received player feedback about Synchro appearance rates as well as the distribution of Enigma Entities and Synchro Medals.

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— TRIBE NINE Official (@tribenine_en) February 26, 2025

Full Refunds for Previous Pulls

Players who have used Enigma Entities and Synchro Medals on gacha pulls prior to March 4th will receive full refunds. This includes resources spent on both main and standard banners, regardless of whether they were acquired for free or through purchases. Refunds will be claimable via in-game mail after maintenance concludes on March 4th at 1 PM.

Additional Game Enhancements

Beyond gacha adjustments, TRIBE NINE has implemented several updates based on player feedback:

Bug Fixes: Addressing known issues to ensure smoother gameplay.
Difficulty Balancing: Modifying challenge levels for a more enjoyable experience.
Quality of Life Improvements: Introducing features like instant defeat of low-level enemies to expedite farming.

These updates are detailed in the latest Version 1.0.4 patch notes.

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