If you haven't done the main story in Mt. Firmament, this might be one of the hardest enemies to get to . If you have done the story, simply teleport to the middle-tier beacon in Truthseeker's Pass and go to the southeast e

If you are unable to use these 5-star options, you can also use the Broadblade #41 or Helios Cleaver 4-star weapons. Broadblade #41 will increase attack by 12% when Jinshi’s HP is over 80% and if her HP is below 40%, the weapon will heal 5% from dealing damage with basic or heavy attacks . Broadblade #41’s healing can only be triggered 1 time every 8 seconds . Helios Cleaver, the next 4-star option, will increase attack by 3% every 2 seconds once the Resonance Skill is used. Both of these weapons are good 4-star weapons to get your Jinshi build ready to do some damage until you’ve gotten a viable 5-star option.

If you've encountered one of the high-level Red Mist enemies during the early stages, you might be wondering why you have such difficult enemies in your world. This is essentially because the level of these enemies doesn't change with your SOL Phase , which means that you'll always find them with the level mentioned ab

If you missed out on Yinlin, there are still some nice alternatives to consider. Mortefi also fits nicely in a team with Jinshi and her kit does have nice synergy with his. Mortefi will buff her heavy attacks and since her heavy attack isn’t a trigger for any bigger moves, you’ll end up using it a lot to extend combos and keep enemies airborne for as long as possible. The only downside with using Mortefi is that he has a longer Resonance Liberation cooldown than most characters, so when you do switch him in and out, sometimes he might not have his Resonance Liberation available for use. Regardless, he is still a solid character to pair Jinshi with.

The second option for the primary echo for Jinshi is quite possibly the better option of the two. This is the echo named Jué and when summoned it will traverse the air and will deal several variations of Spectro damage to nearby enemies. Upon summoning Jué, Jinshi will receive a 16% Resonance Skill damage boos t for 15 seconds . When the Resonance Skill hits an enemy, Jué will then inflict additional Spectro damage upon enemies.

The final 5-star option is going to be Lustrous Razor. It is one of the other early 5-star weapons available and is the easiest of the 5-star weapons to obtain. Lustrous Razor will increase Energy Regen by 12% and when the Resonance Skill is used, Jinshi’s Resonance Liberation damage is increased by 7% . This can stack up to 3 times and will last for 12 seconds . Lustrous Razor is a great choice, in particular for Jinshi as she will need help with Energy Regen and this weapon is capable of providing incredible assistance.

Jinshi might take a little bit of work to get the hang of in Wuthering Waves . She isn’t overly quick, but she makes up for it in how hard she is capable of hitting. She’s got some incredible synergy with other 5-star characters and, when paired with other high-end weapons, she’s going to be doing a lot of damage to enemies. The only thing you’ll need to keep in mind after building her up is to go ahead and level up her stats in her character menu. These stat bonuses aren’t huge right out of the gate, but they do add up and become a delightful little bonus when using her.

Thundering Mephis is a strong Echo in Wuthering Waves, especially effective when paired with an Electro resonator like Calcharo or Yinlin. When equipped as your primary Echo, Thundering Mephis not only deals Electro damage but also buffs your character's Electro and Resonance Liberation damage, making it a valuable asset in your combat strat

One of the Phantom Lightcrusher spawn points is at Loong's Rest , just east of the teleport point, across the water on a patch of land next to a boulder. Before you restart time on Mt. Firmament, you can find a frozen Phantom Lightcrusher at Loong's R

Verina or Baizhi will be your best options for healing. Since Wuthering Waves Characters Waves launched, they’ve been the two standout healers and are relatively close in how their kits operate. Verina is a 5-star that buffs the entire team, while Baizhi is a 4-star character only capable of buffing the next character swapped in. Neither will hit quite as hard as any dps, but it is still very nice if either one of them is on the team to heal up any damage that comes your way. Both healers have insanely quick rotations and will allow you to bring Jinshi back onto the field as fast as possible for more damage.

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