Wuthering Waves Pity System Explained

May. 21, 2024

Wuthering Waves is the latest highly anticipated open-world gacha RPG with a very fluid and impactful combat system. Like most gacha games, in Wuthering Waves players must form a team by obtaining different characters through the convene (banner) system. Similar to other popular gacha games, banners in Wuthering Waves also have a pity system andit is comparatively much more lenient.If you are new to Wuthering Waves, here is everything you need to know about its Banner pity system.

What is Soft and Hard Pity in Gacha Games

For players new to gacha games, the Pity system is a way to guarantee 5-star rewards, characters, or weapons, after a certain number of unsuccessful attempts have been made in the banner. In most gacha games (including Wuthering Waves), theSoft Pity starts building after a certain number of unsuccessful banner pulls, increasing the drop rate of a five-star reward with each pull until it becomes aguaranteedpull,also called Hard Pity.

In simpler words, the Pity system prevents the banners from becoming completely randomized, and rewards players for their efforts by giving a guaranteed 5-star reward at Hard Pity. Thus,pitying on players’ bad luck and rewarding them.

InWuthering Waves, the event or limited banner has a Hard Pity of 80.The soft pity starts building from the 50th pull, all the way to 80, which is a guaranteed 5-star drop. This is true for both the Character and Weapon banners. Players must use theRadiant Tides,or convert Astrites into one,to pull from the limited banners.

Other than that,the featured 4-star characters and weapons also have an increased drop.Every ten convene guarantees one 4-star drop for both character and weapon banners.

The Standard Convene in Wuthering Waves usesLustrous Tidesas the banner currency. The pity system in the Standard Convene is similar to the limited convene,building up from the 50th pull to the 80th pull.

So, that’s the entirety of the Wuthering Waves pity system explained. If you have any questions regarding the pity system, ask us in the comment section and we will try to help you out.

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