Dispatch Guide

Artery Gear Fusion is a gacha mobile game featuring equally badass and attractive mech girls in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by murderous Puppets. Managing your fleet and army of AGs requires a lot of resources. That’s why gathering resources is a key part of the game’s resource management system. There are many methods of acquiring specific resources and materials in the game and Dispatch is one such method. In our Dispatch Guide, we will discuss how this system works and the advantages of using it.

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Overview

Dispatch is Artery Gear’s means of getting “passive-income”. As the name suggests, you just need to send AGs on timed missions. Once the timer of said missions runs out, your AGs will return to you and you can collect the rewards specified for that mission. That’s basically the summary of how the whole system works but if you want to know more details, we suggest continuing reading below. To access the Dispatch screen, access the Fleet menu from the home screen. Next, tap the Exploration Ship to view the main Dispatch window.

There are four mission areas to choose from, with individual missions exclusive to the area and consistent reward types. We will tackle each mission area in detail in their own respective sections. They are as follows:

* Logistics Base: Fund (coins)

* Variant District: Mutation Sample

* Exercise Base: Exercise Badge

* Outer Ground: Alliance Key Card

As mentioned above, the rewards you can get are consistent in each area. There are six mission levels (or difficulty) in each of the mission areas, increasing in completion time, dispatch requirements, but also increases the total amount of rewards for completing the mission. Meeting the bonus condition also increases the amount of rewards obtained. On the mission selection screen of the selected area, you can use Quick Deploy for the game to automatically select the best AGs for the job. If you want to manually select the AGs you’ll deploy, tap the “Get ready for set” button in the bottom-right corner of the screen instead.

Not all mission types are immediately available by default because of the limiter called “Dispatch Level”. At a low dispatch level, you can only take easier missions with low requirements and faster completion times. As you clear more dispatch missions, you’ll earn Dispatch LV EXP to increase your dispatch level and unlock the more challenging missions.

Logistics Base

This area contains missions that will award you with Funds (coins/credit). We will arrange the missions in order, from the shortest duration (easiest, low reward) to the highest (more difficult, higher reward).

Variant District

This area contains missions that will award you with Mutation Samples. These samples are used for exchanging items in the Supply Shop > Sample Exchange section. Some of the items include daily energy, decoder chips, hiring agreements, fusing crystals, and upgrade materials. We will arrange the missions in order, from the shortest duration (easiest, low reward) to the highest (more difficult, higher reward).

Exercise Base

This area contains missions that will award you with Exercise Badges. These badges can be exchanged for valuable items in the Supply Shop > Badge Exchange section. Some of the items that you’ll get are backup energy, decoder chips, 5-star AGs, AG conscription orders, casting parts, and more. We will arrange the missions in order, from the shortest duration (easiest, low reward) to the highest (more difficult, higher reward).

Outer Ground

This area contains missions that will award you with Alliance Key Cards. These cards can be used to exchange for items in the Supply Shop > Alliance Supply section. Some of the items that you’ll get are backup energy, decoder chips, 5-star AGs, AG conscription orders, 3* to 5* Ahlfors, etc. We will arrange the missions in order, from the shortest duration (easiest, low reward) to the highest (more difficult, higher reward).

Collect and Dispatch

This option can be accessed from the home screen, in the lower-left corner. As the name of the feature goes, you can conveniently collect the rewards of all completed missions then send the teams out again on the same missions (hence, same rewards) at a click of a button. This is great if you’re already set with the existing missions and teams. If you want to modify your team lineup and/or select a different mission, you should access the Dispatch screen normally. Otherwise, you’re free to recall a mission that’s freshly dispatched without issues.

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This concludes our Dispatch Guide for Artery Gear Fusion. For more Artery Gear Fusion content, please check out our online guide and related articles.