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Lanzamiento de Wuthering Waves versión 1.4 fase II "When the Night Knocks"

Autor : Liam Actualizar : Jan 24,2025

Wuthering Waves Versión 1.4 Fase Dos: ¡Nuevos eventos y recompensas exclusivas!

La actualización de la versión 1.4 de Wuthering Waves, fase dos, llega junto con la próxima entrega de "When the Night Knocks", trayendo una ola de eventos en el juego y recompensas especiales. Si bien carece de cambios importantes en el juego, la actualización centrada en eventos ofrece mucho para los jugadores.

Resonadores destacados:

El evento "When Thunder Pours" (del 12 de diciembre al 1 de enero) presenta al exclusivo resonador de cinco estrellas, Yinlin, junto con los resonadores de cuatro estrellas Lumi Baizhi y Yuanwu. No pierdas la oportunidad de adquirir a Yinlin, ya que solo está disponible durante este evento.

"Revelación Celestial" (también del 12 de diciembre al 1 de enero) aumenta las tasas de caída del exclusivo resonador de cinco estrellas Xiangli Yao y los resonadores de cuatro estrellas Lumi Baizhi y Yuanwu. Xiangli Yao es otro resonador exclusivo del evento.

Armas destacadas:

Los eventos "Stringmaster" y "Verity's Handle" (del 12 de diciembre al 1 de enero) presentan sus armas de cinco estrellas homónimas, ambas exclusivas de estos eventos. Además, Waning Redshift, Jinzhou Keeper y Hollow Mirage han aumentado las tasas de caída, con un arma destacada de cinco estrellas garantizada.

Eventos adicionales:

Se llevarán a cabo una variedad de eventos durante la temporada navideña, incluidos eventos de la Asociación de Pioneros, eventos de combate destacados, eventos de combate recurrentes y eventos de entrega de material por tiempo limitado, todos los cuales finalizarán en enero.

Para jugadores nuevos o recurrentes, ¡consulte nuestra lista de niveles de Wuthering Waves para optimizar su equipo inicial!

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