How Scouting works in Ensemble Stars Music

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When it comes to pulling your favorite character in a gacha game, it can be brutal, and the idol game Ensemble Stars Music is no exception to that. Like many other gacha games before it, this game features multiple gacha pools, which can be overwhelming to any new player. Here’s what you need to know when it comes to scouting in the game.

There are three different types of scouting in the game: Event Scout, Advanced Scout, and Audition Scout. Depending on when you’re playing the game, you won’t see an Event Scout in the menu. These Scouts only occur when there’s an Event going on.

When it comes to Scouting in this game, one general rule of thumb is to never solo-scout, which costs you 350 diamonds or 100 diamonds if you’re using Paid ones. Solo-scouting is when a player uses their diamonds to pull once. However, you’re essentially wasting your diamonds by doing this because you’re only getting one card, whose rarity you can’t guarantee. It’s better to save up your diamonds for a 10-pull. While more expensive, not only will you get more cards, but you’re also guaranteed a four-star or above.

Depending on when you’re playing the game, you won’t see an Event Scout in the menu. Running only when is Event is going on, these scouts will offer special three, four, and five-star cards. If you manage to obtain either of these cards and have them on your team during a Live, you’ll gain additional Event points. This is incredibly useful if you’re trying to grind and get a certain reward, like one of the cards that’s up for offer. Once the Event ends, these cards will go away for a bit and then eventually appear in the Advanced Scout after some time. If your favorite character is up for