If you are running low on Premium ETA Vouchers, you’ll want to know that new Descendants and their parts offer more Vouchers than “older” The First Descendant characters.
The ETA shop is a popular weekend-only vendor where players trade in different types of Vouchers for various rewards (that rotate every weekend). The rewards in question are usually Weapon/Descendant parts, paints, and other consumables. What’s worth noting is that extra parts can be sold there to get a small amount of Vouchers in return. But what is even more important, and is not a widely known fact, is that parts for “newer” Descendants are worth considerably more compared to others.
The First Descendant Reminder – New Character Parts Are Worth More Premium ETA Vouchers
Usually, Descendant parts will net you 3, 5, or 10 Premium ETA Vouchers, with some Ultimate Descendant parts being worth 15 Vouchers. When you want to purchase stuff using those Vouchers, the prices are usually 15 (weapon/Descendant parts) or 30 (paints) Vouchers, with extra Slots (equipment, storage, etc) costing 60 Vouchers. Not that cheap, considering the amount you get when selling. That’s where this helpful reminder comes in.
For selling parts for new characters (and those who are still considered new), you will get 15 Vouchers for each of them (regardless of whether they are Codes, Enhanced Cells, etc). At the moment, Serena, Ines, and Keelan are considered “new”, so each of their research parts will net you a considerable sum of Vouchers. Surprisingly, Ultimate Sharen parts do not give the maximum amount of Vouchers, ie, not all of them.
This fact has been often overlooked so it is always worth reminding the community that they can keep “target farming” parts that they already have if they are low on Vouchers. “It’s why I keep their targeted rewards up, ensures that even after a few runs I get enough to start replenishing my stock. Paints are damn expensive.“ commented KungFuMan316 on Reddit.
We hope this helps you out, or at least reminds you to sell the excess parts while the price is high. Good luck!
