Acquire a Memory piece from an event exchange only when current stock explicitly matches a planned Construct build.
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WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
Construct > Memory equipment screen to identify the target piece, then the current event exchange if its stock contains that item.
A Memory choice matters only if the specific piece fits the Construct’s build and current equipment slot. Since event inventories rotate, start from the unit’s Memory screen and use the shop as a conditional source. This guide does not assume an event sells a selector or any particular set; buy only what the live inventory actually lists.
The Construct has a defined Memory build or missing slot.
The current event exchange is open.
A matching Memory piece or selector is explicitly listed in the inventory.
Open the Construct’s Memory screen and inspect equipped slots and set effects.
Identify the exact piece or set selector that would complete the intended build.
Open the active event exchange and inspect all Memory-related stock by name.
Check the displayed price and any purchase limit, then compare it with your available event currency.
If the matching item is offered, use the event’s preview-confirmed repeatable activity to earn currency.
Exchange currency for the target and equip it in the appropriate slot.
Review the set effect and remaining slots to confirm the purchase advanced the build.
Farming tips
Do not buy a Memory just because it is high rarity; confirm its set and slot fit the Construct.
If no matching item is listed, reserve event currency for another useful item rather than buying a substitute blindly.
Repeat, collect and use
This is a conditional, limited event purchase. Earn currency repeatedly only while the target remains listed and the event is active; each Memory purchase is constrained by shop stock or limits.
Common mistakes
Assuming all events sell Memory selectors; inspect current stock.
Choosing the wrong set or slot; check the Construct’s build screen first.
Farming event currency after a purchase limit is reached; switch to another shop target.
When to stop or switch
Stop when the planned Memory slot or set requirement is filled, the stock limit is reached, or the active shop has no matching piece.
