Your teammates are essential in Scarlet Nexus. Without them, you would not be able to harness their special power and strike at your foes in amazing ways in combat. Each power is unique and works wondrously against certain foes. You can develop these powers by bonding with your teammates, and giving them gifts is the best way to increase this.
To farm the Kikuchiba Environment is straightforward. All you need to is explore the Kikuchiba District areas and collect the Environmental Data Points. These are the cream/yellow icons that appear on the mini-map, and they look like glowing white rotating crystals in-game.
Depending on the rarity of the environmental material and the amount needed, this may take a few minutes to a few hours. Data points do not respawn instantly upon leaving the area, so if you need another environmental material, we advise you to go collect that, then come back to this area. All data points should have reset in that time. Rinse and repeat.
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There are four different tiers of items, and the environmental materials are represented by letters at the end of their name. This letter is their rarity.
- C—Common (Lowest Rarity)
- B—Rare (Second Lowest Rarity)
- A—Epic (Second Highest Rarity)
- S—Legendary (Highest Rarity
Upon collecting these data points, it's purely random what material item you will get, but you have a higher chance of getting the lower rarities more often than the higher ones. Therefore, the more you collect, the higher your chances of getting the item you seek.
The Kikuchiba Environment C and Pendu-type Suppression can be exchanged in the shop for a Tool Set, which is a great gift items to give to Arashi.
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