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Is Makiatto a Top Pull in GFL2: Exilium?

by Jacob Dec 25,2024

Is Makiatto a Top Pull in GFL2: Exilium?

Should you summon Makiatto in Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium? The answer is generally yes, but with some important considerations.

Why Makiatto is Worth It:

Makiatto remains a top-tier single-target damage dealer (DPS) even in the established Chinese server. Her exceptional power makes her a valuable asset to any team. However, she thrives with manual control; her full potential isn't realized in auto-battle modes. Her Freeze ability synergizes perfectly with Suomi, a top-tier support character, creating a powerful team combination. Even without a dedicated Freeze team, Makiatto provides significant DPS as a secondary attacker.

Reasons to Skip Makiatto:

If you've already secured Qiongjiu, Suomi, and Tololo through rerolling, Makiatto might be redundant. While Tololo's late-game DPS diminishes, potential future buffs in the CN version could elevate her ranking. With Qiongjiu and Tololo already providing strong DPS, and Sharkry supporting Qiongjiu, adding Makiatto might not significantly improve your account progression. Saving your resources for future units like Vector and Klukay might be a wiser strategy. Only consider Makiatto if you need a powerful DPS unit for a second team, particularly for challenging boss fights.

Ultimately, the decision depends on your current roster and strategic goals. This analysis should help you make an informed choice. For more Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium guides, check out The Escapist.

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