NextGen Gaming ⇒ U4GM How to Raise Outpost Prosperity Fast in Endfield

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After your first couple of sessions in Arknights: Endfield, you'll clock it fast: Outpost Prosperity is the thing that decides whether your base grows or just spins its wheels. It's not "nice to have." It's the gate for Outpost level, and level is what opens up the systems you actually care about, like better regional options and stronger defensive coverage. If you're juggling multiple saves or just comparing setups with friends on Arknights endfield accounts, the same rule keeps showing up—hit the Prosperity cap, clear the promotion task, then move on, because any extra Prosperity you earn past the cap gets wiped when you level.



Trading Without Throwing Value Away
The cleanest lever is still the Regional Development screen in Outpost Management. You hand over items and get Prosperity plus Stock Bills, but the trap is assuming "more items" means "more progress." It doesn't. Value matters way more than volume. People will dump piles of basic ore and wonder why the bar barely nudges, then get the same progress from a small stack of higher-end crafts. Before you confirm, check the preview and do the quick math in your head. If you're 300 points from the cap, don't toss in something worth 3,000. You're basically deleting materials for no benefit, and it stings more once you're chasing bigger level requirements.



Let Automation Do the Boring Work
If you're trying to gather everything by hand, you'll burn out. AIC factories are your real engine, because they keep feeding your depot while you're out exploring, running missions, or just messing with layouts. The annoying part isn't building the line—it's keeping it from choking. Storage hits the limit, production pauses, and suddenly you've lost an hour without noticing. The fix is simple but easy to forget: keep goods moving out of the depot and into trades on a steady rhythm. Don't wait until you're full. Pop in, cash a batch, free space, leave, and let the line keep rolling.



Operator Liaisons and Small Gains That Add Up
Liaisons are where you can squeeze extra efficiency without crafting a single extra item. Match traits like Expertise or hobby-style bonuses to what your Outpost wants and you'll feel the difference over a long session. SAR Response is especially fun because it can spike bonus Prosperity on a trade, and those little procs add up when you're doing lots of small turn-ins. That's the other trick: don't do one giant handover unless you're forced to. Split it into sensible chunks to get more bonus rolls and to avoid accidentally overshooting the cap with an expensive item.



Late-Game Prosperity Feels Brutal—Plan for It
Once the required totals jump into the hundreds of thousands, basic materials start to look like pocket change. You'll want your production focused on higher-tier craftables that trade well, and you'll want to keep your pipeline clean so you're never stalled by a full depot. If you're short on time and you'd rather spend your play sessions on combat and exploration, some players use marketplaces like U4GM to pick up game currency or items that support faster crafting and smoother trading loops, then they push Prosperity in controlled batches instead of wastefully slamming the cap.