Gems
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Gems are items that can be mounted in a Vehicle’s Gem Socket to boost its Stats.
Typically, you can mount up to four Gems on a Vehicle. Each Vehicle has Gem Sockets of different colors. If you acquire a Plus-Marked Vehicle through Evolution, you can mount an additional Gem. For more information about the Plus Mark, please visit the .
There are eight types of Gems, categorized into four colors. You can only place a Gem in a Socket of the corresponding color.
Speed(+)
Red
The Vehicle’s Speed is increased by N.
Speed(%)
Red
The Vehicle’s Speed is increased by N% of its Base Speed.
Luck(+)
Green
The Vehicle’s Luck is increased by N.
Luck(%)
Green
The Vehicle’s Luck is increased by N% of its Base Luck.
Yellow(+)
Yellow
The Vehicle’s Energy is increased by N.
Yellow(%)
Yellow
The Vehicle’s Energy is increased by N% of its Base Energy.
Blue(+)
Blue
The Vehicle’s Durability is increased by N.
Blue(%)
Blue
The Vehicle’s Durability is increased by N% of its Base Durability.
1) (+)type Gems
Mounting a (+)type Gem increases the corresponding Stat of the Vehicle by a set value. As these Gems consistently increase the same number, their effects remain constant regardless of the Vehicle’s original quality.
1
8
2
16
3
24
4
32
5
40
6
48
7
60
8
72
9
84
10
96
Ex) If you mount a level 1 Speed (+) Gem on a Vehicle, its Speed increases by 8.
2) (%)type Gems
Mounting a (%)type Gem increases the corresponding Bast Stat of the Vehicle by a fixed percentage. Note that the percentage increase does not consider the Stats enhanced by Stat Point distribution. As a result, Vehicles with higher Base Stats benefit more from (%)type Gems.
1
30%
2
60%
3
90%
4
120%
5
150%
6
180%
7
220%
8
260%
9
300%
10
340%
Ex) If you mount a level 1 Speed (%) Gem on a Vehicle with Base Speed 50, its Speed increases by 15 (which is 30% of 50).
3) Gem Upgrade (That part contains unfixed numbers. Success rate and Upgrade Booster is under reviewing until release date of Pre-OBT)
By combining three Gems of the same color, effect, and level, you can attempt to upgrade them. A successful Upgrade yield a Gem of the next level.
Ex) if you upgrade three level 1 Speed (%) Gems and succeed, you obtain a level 2 Speed (%) Gem. If the Upgrade fails, the three Material Gems are lost.
The success rate varies depending on the level of the gem being upgraded. Adding a regular upgrade booster item increases the success rate by 20%, while adding a super upgrade booster item increases it by 50%. You cannot use both the regular and super booster items at the same time — only one can be used.
The table below provides the Upgrade success rates without a Booster and the required token costs.
1 → 2
70%
80
8
2 → 3
65%
160
40
3 → 4
60%
320
80
4 → 5
55%
480
160
5 → 6
50%
640
240
6 → 7
45%
800
400
7 → 8
40%
1,600
800
8 → 9
35%
2,400
1,200
9 → 10
30%
3,200
1,600
4) How to earn Gems
Opening a Special Box
You may find a Gem inside s Special Box; higher-level Special Boxes are more likely to contain high-level Gems.
Upgrading Gems
By spending three Gems of the same color, effect, and level, you can attempt to upgrade them. If successful, you earn a Gem of the next higher level.