This 120-pull-exchange page is more useful when it explains whether the exchange should be treated as a standard-roster safety net or as a primary pull-planning target instead of preserving one flat conclusion like 'reach 120 and trade for any S-rank.' For current players, the practical questions are whether the exchange actually fills the account's most meaningful missing role, whether chasing it distorts limited-character budgeting, and whether it should be viewed as emergency compensation or as something worth actively planning around.
A safer way to read it is:
- Treat the 120-pull exchange as a long-horizon roster backfill tool, not as a mandatory milestone every version must force first
- If your standard roster still has real gaps, the exchange is most valuable when it patches those missing functions instead of replacing limited-banner planning
- Whether it is worth pushing toward 120 depends on what limited goals and current-version resources it would crowd out
So this page now focuses on the role and decision logic of the 120-pull exchange instead of preserving one fixed exchange rule as the only answer.