Battle 38: Huangguoshu

Master Battle 38: Huangguoshu in Front Mission 3 Remake! Learn about battle reports, pilot AP, and how to maximize your experience gains for victory.

Hey there! Let's break down what you're seeing after each battle in Front Mission 3 Remake, specifically focusing on the Battle Report and how it ties into pilot progression. This isn't just about winning; it's about getting stronger for the fights ahead!

Battle Report Explained:

You'll see a report after each fight, detailing your performance. Here's what the stats mean:

• Prt-Des (Parts Destroyed): This counts how many individual parts you've taken off enemy wanzers or vehicles. A standard wanzer has four parts: Body, Left Arm, Right Arm, and Legs. Other units might have two (like Body & Cater/Wheel/Legs) or just one (like helicopters, boats, or turrets). You get '!!' for each part destroyed.
• Bdy-Des (Body Destroyed): This is a bonus! You get an extra '!!!' whenever you destroy one of the main parts (Body, Cater, Wheel, Legs, etc.) of any enemy unit.
• !x##: The '!' symbol here represents Purple Medals, and 'x##' is the total number of Purple Medals your pilot currently has.

These Purple Medals are super important! Collect enough of them, and they'll convert into Silver Stars. Each Silver Star you earn grants your pilot 2 AP, which is crucial for improving their combat effectiveness.

Pilot AP and Progression:

Think of AP (Active Points) as your pilot's energy pool for operating their wanzer. It's similar to how characters gain experience and level up in other RPGs. Instead of traditional levels, pilots gain Silver Stars. A pilot can reach a maximum of 8 Silver Stars.

• What AP Does: AP determines how many actions (movement and attacks) your wanzer can perform each turn. You gain 12 AP at the start of each turn to refill your used AP. It's like a battery that recharges, allowing for more actions as it fills up.
• Max Level & AP: A pilot at the max level of 8 Stars will have 30 AP.

Here's a quick look at the Ace Rank experience and AP gains:

The notation '[#]' indicates that you allot 1 pilot AP per upgrade. You can assign these AP points either before a mission starts or within the Setup menu. For instance, allocating AP to the body means you can put 4 AP into each arm and 4 AP into the legs, totaling 12 AP for body-related upgrades.