This weapon-banner page is more useful when it explains whether your account currently needs more roster breadth or more ceiling on an existing core, and whether weapon investment would actually improve real play instead of preserving one static package of pity numbers and generic advice. For current players, the practical questions are whether the main team is already stable, whether one signature weapon fixes a real bottleneck, and whether pulling weapons crowds out a more important upcoming character target.
A safer way to judge the weapon banner is:
- If your roster is still incomplete, characters usually improve account flexibility more directly than weapons do
- Once your main team is already stable and one weapon clearly upgrades rotation, damage, or survivability, the weapon banner becomes easier to justify
- For F2P and lower-spend players, the real question is less 'is the weapon strong' and more 'is it worth giving up a character-version goal'
So this page now focuses on timing and priority logic for weapon-banner investment instead of preserving one fixed rate-and-pity card as the only answer.