Wuthering Waves Blasts My Nards Off Again

I keep writing about these little (or not so little, almost 200 gigs??!!) gacha games I play that are more like if you said, “Okay, so how about Breath of the Wild but with nearly all women and also anime and a gachapon machine?” And it seems they’re evolving faster than Anthropic can lie about the capabilities of Claude. Wuthering Waves is one of them, which you already know. Because I wrote about it just recently and how blown away I was by the Lahai-Roi story arc. Well, they did it again. And by again, hehe, let’s jsut say, “it” and by “it” I mean, my peani… er, Cyberpunk Edgerunners. If you’re like me and a billion other people, and you felt like Cyberpunk Edgerunners’ conclusion shot you in the face and farted on your corpse, boy oh boy, does Wuthering Waves have a surprise for you! Without spoiling too much about it: If you wanted closure, you can kind of have a little. But, like in WuWa style, everything is sad in the end. For some reason. I don’t know, that’s just how they do…

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