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The PE Event Is Surprisingly F2P Friendly — Here’s How to Finish It Without Opening RST Crates

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Last updated: 22 July 2026 10:01
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If you’ve been staring at the latest PE event in your game and wondering whether it’s worth your time or your wallet, I’ve got good news. This event is different. For once, you don’t need to burn through rare materials or chase high multipliers just to scrape by. In fact, with the right approach, you can clear all the rewards using resources you probably already have sitting in your inventory.

Contents
  • How the PE Event Scoring Actually Works
  • Why You Can Skip the RST Crates Entirely
  • My Strategy: Stack Multipliers, Then Open Crates
  • What About the Season Pass Currency?
  • Why This Event Matters for Gear Progression
  • How the Game Has Evolved for Lower-Level Players
  • Final Tips Before You Start

I ran the numbers myself, and what I found surprised me. Let me walk you through exactly how this event works, why it’s so accessible, and the strategy I used to finish it without touching the expensive RST crates.

How the PE Event Scoring Actually Works

The core mechanic is straightforward. Every time you consume one RST (which costs 3 GB), you earn 10 PE points. But here’s where the multiplier comes into play. If you’ve stacked your multiplier to around 15x — which is very achievable — each RST consumed gives you 750 PE points instead of just 10.

Let me put that in perspective. With a 15x multiplier:

  • 1 RST = 750 PE points
  • 10,000 RST = 7.5 million PE points
  • 20,000 RST = 15 million PE points
  • 30,000 RST = over 20 million PE points

The total PE points required to complete the entire event? Only 35 million.

That means if you have around 30,000 yellow SIG coins (or IST) saved up, you’re already most of the way there. You don’t need to grind endlessly or spend premium currency. The event is designed in a way that rewards players who have been stockpiling their yellow coins.

A screenshot showing the event interface with the multiplier display and PE points counter.

Why You Can Skip the RST Crates Entirely

Here’s the part that caught my attention. In previous events, you had to open expensive ARC crates or RST crates to make progress. Those crates are costly and the drop rates for good materials are notoriously low. I’ve opened hundreds of RST crates before and gotten maybe one gold-tier item.

This event flips the script. Instead of forcing you into those crates, it lets you earn points by opening material crates with your yellow SIG coins. One ten-year material crate pull gives you around 770,000 PE points. Pull a hundred of those — which costs roughly 10,000 IST — and you’re looking at 77 million points. That’s more than double what you need to finish the event.

The material crates also have surprisingly decent drop rates for high-tier items. I’ve already pulled gold-tier materials from them, which is rare. In the current economy, high-tier materials are mostly obtained through events like this or the warehouse expedition. Being able to farm them while also earning event points is a huge efficiency gain.

The material crate opening animation showing the points earned and items received.

My Strategy: Stack Multipliers, Then Open Crates

I went into this event with about 30,000 yellow SIG coins and a multiplier sitting at roughly 15x. From there, my plan was simple. Instead of opening RST crates at all, I focused entirely on material crates. Every pull gave me points plus usable materials. Along the way, I also synthesized lower-tier materials into higher ones and upgraded my gear. Those actions also consume resources and contribute to the event score.

The result? I cleared the 35 million point target without ever touching an RST crate. The materials I gathered were enough to push several pieces of gear to higher levels. That’s the kind of synergy you don’t see often in these events.

If you’re sitting at a multiplier between 10x and 15x, you’re in the sweet spot. Anything below that might require a bit more grinding, but it’s still doable. The event is genuinely accessible to mid-level players, not just the whales.

What About the Season Pass Currency?

One thing I want to flag before you dive in. The current season is ending soon. If you have any season B currency — specifically RSD — sitting unused, spend it now. Once the new season starts, all unspent season currency from the previous season gets wiped. The developers have confirmed this.

Check your personal achievement rewards too. I found over 12,000 RST in unclaimed achievement rewards when I looked. That’s a lot of free points if you’ve been neglecting that menu. Go into your achievement system and see if you have any rewards sitting there. Every bit helps.

The achievement rewards screen showing unclaimed RST and yellow coin rewards.

Why This Event Matters for Gear Progression

The real value of this event isn’t just the PE points. It’s the materials and the gear progression. The event rewards include high-tier gear pieces that can be synthesized into even better equipment. Last season, I managed to craft several high-level gear pieces during a similar event. This time, the rewards are even better.

Some players are already talking about reaching gear levels equivalent to 15 billion in power. That’s not an exaggeration. The gear rewards from this event are genuinely competitive. If you’ve been stuck at a certain power level, this is your chance to push past it.

The gear inflation in this game is real. Everyone is trying to climb higher, and events like this are the main way to do it without spending real money. The community is active, the developers keep updating the game regularly, and the power ceiling keeps rising. If you want to keep up, you have to participate in these events.

The gear synthesis interface showing high-level equipment being crafted.

How the Game Has Evolved for Lower-Level Players

It’s worth mentioning that this game has come a long way in terms of accessibility. Last year, around October, the developers introduced alliance levels. Before that, everyone was competing in the same pool regardless of their gear level. Lower-level players had almost no chance against the veterans.

Now, with alliance levels and tiered competition, lower-level players can compete against others at a similar level. It’s not perfect, but it’s a massive improvement. The developers have shown they’re paying attention to the community. They roll out meaningful updates on a regular schedule, and they actually listen to feedback.

This event is another example of that philosophy in action. It’s designed to be completable without whale-level spending. If you have the yellow coins and a decent multiplier, you can finish it. That’s not something you could say about every event in this game’s history.

The alliance ranking screen showing tiered competition brackets.

Final Tips Before You Start

Before you jump into the event, here’s a quick checklist:

  • Check your multiplier. If it’s below 10x, see if you can boost it before spending resources.
  • Count your yellow SIG coins. You’ll want at least 10,000 to make meaningful progress.
  • Claim all unclaimed achievement rewards. You might have thousands of RST sitting there.
  • Spend your season B currency before the season ends. Don’t let it go to waste.
  • Focus on material crates, not RST crates. The points per resource spent are much better.

The PE event is one of the most player-friendly events I’ve seen in a while. It rewards preparation without punishing newer players. If you’ve been sitting on a pile of yellow coins, this is your moment. Go open those material crates, synthesize your gear, and claim those rewards.

The event completion screen showing all rewards claimed and the final score.

I’ll be covering more complex topics in future videos — especially around gear synthesis and optimizing your resource usage. If you found this helpful, consider sharing it with your guild. Everyone deserves to know how to make the most of this event.

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