Quick answer
Key takeaways
- Finishing the main campaign shifts progression from a mostly guided route to player-chosen goals. Stronger equipment, difficult hunts, collections, events, and learning another weapon are all valid directions, depending on current unlocks.
- Check unlocked high-rank and endgame quests first. Mark the ones that give materials, charms, or upgrades you actively need.
- Do not farm a resource just because other players call it mandatory. Endgame is more sustainable when each hunt advances a goal you care about.
Progression
Finishing the main campaign shifts progression from a mostly guided route to player-chosen goals. Stronger equipment, difficult hunts, collections, events, and learning another weapon are all valid directions, depending on current unlocks.
The best way to approach it
Check unlocked high-rank and endgame quests first. Mark the ones that give materials, charms, or upgrades you actively need.
Build one reliable general loadout before pursuing specialized sets. A stable baseline makes new content easier to evaluate.
Use side goals to keep farming purposeful: upgrade armor, finish an Artian project, chase crowns, craft layered equipment, or learn another weapon.
A mistake to avoid
Do not farm a resource just because other players call it mandatory. Endgame is more sustainable when each hunt advances a goal you care about.
FAQ
Is the story the end of progression?
No. Post-story quests, gear upgrades, events, and harder challenges form the ongoing loop.