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La nueva actualización de Wuthering Waves llega inminentemente con combate mejorado

Autor: Sebastian Dec 15,2024

Wuthering Waves Versión 1.4: Detalles de la actualización "Cuando la noche llama"

¡Prepárate para la próxima actualización de la versión 1.4 de Wuthering Waves, titulada "When the Night Knocks", que se lanzará el 14 de noviembre! Kuro Games ha presentado nuevas y emocionantes incorporaciones y mejoras en el juego.

Nuevos personajes y banners:

Camellya, un personaje limitado de Havoc Sword de 5 estrellas, encabezará su propio banner por tiempo limitado en la primera fase. Lumi, un Electro Resonador de 4 estrellas con capacidades de ataque de alta velocidad, aparecerá junto con los carteles repetidos de Yinlin y Xiangli Yao en la segunda fase.

Mecánicas de combate renovadas:

Prepárate para dos importantes incorporaciones al combate:

Dream Link: Este innovador sistema permite a los Resonadores sincronizar y amplificar sus poderes, desatando devastadores ataques combinados.
Sprint ilusorio: Recoge las bendiciones del gato blanco para activar esta carrera de alta velocidad, que permite atravesar rápidamente el campo de batalla, evadir y perseguir al enemigo.

Tanto Dream Link como Illusive Sprint seguirán siendo características permanentes incluso después de que concluya el evento principal de la versión 1.4.

Personalización de armas:

Las proyecciones de armas te permiten personalizar la apariencia de tu arma sin afectar su rendimiento. Participa en el evento principal para recibir una proyección de arma de espada de 4 estrellas gratis. El evento Profundidades del Reino Ilusorio ofrece un conjunto completo de Proyecciones de Armas Transparentes, lo que permite la invisibilidad parcial o total del arma.

Descarga Wuthering Waves de Google Play Store y experimenta estas emocionantes actualizaciones. Consulte nuestras noticias relacionadas sobre la colaboración Honor of Kings x Jujutsu Kaisen.

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