명조:워더링 웨이브

I put a lot of effort into uploading a guide yesterday, but now I can't think of what else to post. Recommendations welcome lol

zzz.... Hope I pull Lucilla in my dreams.. Zzzzzz

I've organized some commonly used party compositions by element. Condensation: Hiyuki + Lucilla + Pasio (Bellina can be substituted). Vaporize: Aimes + Denia + Chisa Electro-Charged: Star of the Fox + Electro-Charged Wanderer + Susu. Substitute: Electro-Charged Wanderer → Jin-Hee, Susu → Pasio Turbulence: Cartisia + Chacon + Turbulence Wanderer. Substitute: Chacon → Sanhwa, Turbulence Wanderer → Pasio. Annihilation: Floro + Cantarella + Rococo Substitute: Pasio, Bellina, Sanhwa Diffraction Party: Jin-Hee (Diffraction Main DPS) + Jieji (Sub DPS/Co-op) + Pasio (Healer/Buffer) Since Jin-Hee is usually paired with Star of the Fox after its release, the Diffraction Jin-Hee is rarely used. One-line summary: Pasio is a universal unit for all parties. Just spend money and get her... lol

I forgot to write down the rotation order last time because I ran out of space.. haha. Let's continue. 3. Basic Rotation Order ① Supporter Use recovery/team buffs → Fill Concerto Energy Switch to Sub-DPS when Concerto Energy is full ② Sub-DPS Use Skill, Ultimate, Skill, Echo → Fill Concerto Energy Switch to the next character ③ Main DPS Use core damage skills and Resonance Liberation (Ultimate) after receiving buffs. Repeat from Supporter again! If you switch characters without waiting for the Concerto to charge, you might miss out on the desired effects, so be careful. 4. Common Mistakes by Beginners Continuously using only the Main DPS Switching characters without checking their Concerto effects Using buffs that don't match the damage types Forming a party with 3 DPS characters and no Supporter Using all skills and Resonance Liberation for every character before switching Be careful to avoid these mistakes! I'll cover party composition in the next post lol

Wuthering Waves Beginner Party Composition & Rotation Guide In Wuthering Waves, the basic principle is to link character buffs and attack when the main DPS is empowered. A basic party can be easily understood by composing it of 1 Main DPS, 1 Sub DPS, and 1 Support. 1. Understand Party Roles First Main DPS Responsible for most of the damage in combat. Primarily attacks when under the effect of buffs. Sub DPS Deals damage before and after switching, provides buffs beneficial to the Main DPS with Concerto Skills, and deals some damage. Support Provides healing, shielding, or team-wide buffs. Beginners can easily survive by including a character with healing abilities. 2. Understand Concerto Skills Concerto Energy: This is the gauge next to the character's portrait. When it's full and a circle appears around other characters, you can use it. It can be filled by attacking, etc. Concerto Skill: Activated when switching out a character whose Concerto Gauge is full, providing buffs to other characters. Next, due to the 500-character limit.

There's even a focus feature lol

You can obtain Echoes by defeating field monsters. Increasing your Data Station level will raise the grade of acquired Echoes and improve absorption. 1. Focus on leveling up your Data Station early on: Farm various Echoes to level it up. 2. Echo Setup Dealers typically set up their Echoes in a 4-3-3-1-1 or 4-3-3-1-1 formation. COST 4 is usually for critical hit-related options, COST 3 for elemental damage bonuses, and COST 1 for attack percentage. Match Echo set effects according to the character's attributes and role. 3. Substats and Enhancement Dealers primarily use stats like Critical Hit Rate, Critical Hit Damage, and Attack Percentage. In the early game, don't aim for perfect substats; just getting the main stats right is enough. Use usable Echoes first and farm more later when you have spare time. 4. Echo Farming - Obtain Echo enhancement materials (Tubes) through silent sweeps. Also, run the Phantom Zone, which resets daily. It's good to do this in advance unless the area contains Echoes for characters you want. Use the tracking function to farm Echoes found in the field.

Beginner's Guide to Using Resonance Boards in Wuthering Waves 1. Invest in Character Ascension Materials Early On What if you haven't pulled your main DPS resonance character yet? - Focus on leveling up the Rover given at the start of the game, or characters like Sanhua and Baizhi who are useful later on. However, don't waste all your resources; just upgrade them to match the mob levels. Resonance Character EXP Materials: Level up your main DPS character and their key skills. Weapon Enhancement: If it's a character's signature weapon, level it up no matter what. Even for standard 5-star weapons, level them up as needed. For 4-star weapons, it's generally better not to. Skills: Since they help increase your damage, prioritize leveling up key skills using the in-game guide. 2. Mid-Game Onwards Once you've sufficiently leveled up your characters and weapons, start farming for skill enhancement materials and breakthrough materials. Secure Echo EXP and Tuners as needed when you're running low. 3. Beginner Tips Don't try to level up too many characters at once; focus on your main 3 DPS characters. Resonance Boards regenerate over time, so use them consistently. Don't invest too heavily in Echo farming right from the start.

Wuthering Beginner's Guide 1. Gacha Prioritize using Echoes of Paradise on character event banners. Don't waste limited currency on permanent banners. 5-stars are guaranteed within 80 pulls, and the pity carries over to the next banner. 2. Early Game Progression Focus on leveling up 3 main characters first. (You'll need about 3 parties for content like the Tower). Prioritize leveling up characters, weapons, and skills. For skill levels, it's best to check YouTube or strategy sites for the order of importance. Don't worry about perfect Echoes early on; you can replace them with better options later. 3. Resource Management Prioritize main quests and events. Consistently complete daily missions and weekly bosses. Gather chests and Echoes of Paradise through map exploration. 4. Combat Tips Master dodge-countering and parrying. Utilize character swap skills to increase combat efficiency. Key takeaway: In the early game, I believe the best approach is to push through main quests, invest in your 3 main characters, and save your limited gacha currency.

In Wuthering Waves, the 5-star drop rate significantly increases starting from the 66th pull. This is commonly referred to as *Soft Pity* (often called 'half-pity' in Korean). By the 80th pull, a 5-star is guaranteed. 1. From which pull does the rate increase? 1-65 pulls Base Rate Phase 5-star rate 0.8% Base rate applies to each individual pull. 66th pull Soft Pity (Half-Pity) Begins Approx. 6.8% The 5-star rate starts to rise sharply. 70th pull Phase of Significantly Increased Rates Approx. 30.8% The chance of getting a 5-star becomes considerably higher. 75th pull High Rate Phase Approx. 60.8% This is the probability of obtaining a 5-star on this specific pull. Around the 79th pull, it's about 96%. If someone pulls one by one until the 80th pull, that's quite something... 80th pull Guaranteed 5-star 100% If no 5-star has dropped before this, you are guaranteed one 5-star on the 80th pull, with a 50% chance of getting the featured character or another 5-star.