Netmarble has rolled out a series of quality-of-life improvements for the mobile RPG Fate/Grand Order.

The key changes include the removal of the single-use limit on guaranteed summons, a counter for remaining summons until a guarantee, display of owned pickup Servants on the summon screen, a 100-pull button for friend point summons, AP consumption nullification upon defeat, direct links to material farming locations, and the daily regeneration of three Command Spells.

Most notably, by removing the one-time limit on guaranteed summons, players can now trigger guaranteed summons repeatedly during limited-time Saint Quartz summon periods. In short, securing one guaranteed Servant every 330 pulls is now possible without an upper limit.

Furthermore, players can now check the remaining count until a guaranteed summon directly on the screen, view their status of 5-star (SSR) Servants through a new button, and utilise a 100-pull button for friend point summons.

Additionally, the developer has adjusted the system so that AP is no longer consumed when a player loses or retreats from battles in some main quests and recollection quests from Part 1 through Ordeal Call II.

Direct access buttons to material farming locations for Servant enhancement, Ascension, and skill upgrades have been added, and Command Spells will now fully restore to three charges every day at 00:00. Events featuring lottery content will also benefit from a new continuous draw feature.

Beyond these, a roadmap detailing rewards for completing Main Quests, Pseudo-Singularities, Ordeal Calls, and certain Main Interludes has been introduced, alongside a recommended support formation system.

Netmarble is splitting the pre-opening pickup for Christmas 2025 into two rounds: Round 1 (August 27 to September 4) and Round 2 (August 28 to September 5). During Round 1, players can summon the 5-star (SSR) Astolfo (Saber), while Round 2 features the 5-star (SSR) Amakusa Shirou (Ruler).

For further details, Fate/Grand Order official website is available for your perusal.