Blue Protocol’s Friendship Level sounds like it would just involve grinding Friendship Points. Interestingly enough, that’s both simultaneously true, and also not true. While it does involve farming Friendship Points, there’s a bit more to it than that.

You may not even know that Friendship Levels are a feature in the game because the UI for it is just a tiny icon on one screen. However, if you’re looking to pick up some cool Badges, Avatar Frames, and even some extra Friendship Points, increasing your Friendship Level is essential. Here’s everything you need to know about this system.

## How to Increase Your Friendship Level in Blue Protocol

Blue Protocol’s Friendship Level system is exactly what you’d expect — it requires you to play content with your friends. You’ve probably noticed that while doing group content, players sometimes randomly invite you to be friends. While it might be because you’re an exceptional Frost Mage, chances are they’re trying to grind Friendship Levels.

To increase your Friendship Level, you need to group up with people who are on your friends list *and* have you on theirs. Then, participate in dungeons, explore the world, and collect items together. Completing content with friends who have you on their friends list will earn you points toward your Friendship Level.

### The Grind: It’s A Long One

Here’s the catch — it’s a very long grind. There’s a daily cap of 200 Friendship Points you can earn, and simply reaching Level 1 requires 1,000 points. Each subsequent level demands even more points, so climbing to the highest Friendship Level will take significant time and effort.

Because of this, it’s a good idea to maintain a sizable friends list. Having plenty of friends means you’ll always have someone to group up with and make progress on your Friendship Levels together.

## Where to Track Your Friendship Level

If you want to check your progress, head over to the **Friends List** in-game:
*Menu > Friends*, then click the small handshake icon (usually circled or highlighted).

This will take you to the Friendship Level interface, where you can see your **Total Friendship**—the combined Friendship Points earned with everyone on your friends list.

An important note: deleting friends does **not** reduce your accumulated Friendship Points, so you don’t need to worry about losing progress if you decide to remove someone from your list.

## Summary

The Friendship Level system in Blue Protocol encourages social play and teamwork. While the grind can be frustrating due to daily caps and increasing point requirements, understanding how it works makes the process more manageable.

If you want to level up your Friendship Levels, focus on being social, making friends, and doing content together—whether that’s running dungeons or grinding for gear in Chaotic Realm runs. There’s no shortcut; the key is collaborating with friends in-game.

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### Related Guides and Features

– [Blue Protocol: Unstable Space Explained](#)
– [Blue Protocol Star Resonance: Best Battle Imagines for Each Class/Spec](#)
– [Biggest Mistakes to Avoid as a Beginner in Blue Protocol: Star Resonance](#)

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