Genshin Impact competitor's gacha will feature a cashback system. The creators of Wuthering Waves will offer rewards for pulls

Genshin Impact has attracted attention not only from players, but the concept has also captivated other developers. Gradually, games close in spirit are appearing on the market, such as Wuthering Waves

The success of Genshin Impact has spawned many copycat games, and players have also sometimes begun to reflexively label certain projects as “Genshin competitors” whenever they observe any similarity. Something similar happened with the technologically advanced game Wuthering Waves.

In the Wuthering Waves fan community, information about the project continues to be gathered. Recently, details were shared about how the game's gacha system works.

For example, details are known about the “Novice Banner”: a 100% chance to drop a standard 5-star rarity character is expected, and after the 50th pull, this banner will disappear forever.

Event Banner. Hard pity is at the 80th pull: “The first pity is 50%, and if you don't pull the event character, the next pity is 100%”.

Weapon Banners: “100% pity at the 80th pull with the ability to select the desired one, with event weapons and standard weapons being on separate banners.”

A “cashback system” was also noted. By pulling characters, players will be able to receive corals:

• For a 5-star — 15 corals, and 40 if all constellations are already owned.
• For a 4-star — 3 corals, and 8 if all constellations are already owned.

Using the obtained corals, players can purchase 2 constellations for each character, with the prices being as follows:

• Event 5-star — 360 corals.
• Standard 5-star — 270 corals.
• Standard 4-star — 55 corals.

It is expected that the closed beta testing of Wuthering Waves will begin on February 19, 2024, with applications for CBT2 being accepted until the evening of February 7 (you can apply here).

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