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Where Winds Meet: Guide to Efficiently Farming Legendary Gear
This video explains the best ways to farm legendary gear in Where Winds Meet, prioritizing campaign bosses over sword trials and optimizing rewards through passives and tuning strategies.
1. ⚔️ Optimal Legendary Gear Farming: Campaign Bosses vs. Sword Trials
- ✅ Farming legendary gear is more efficient through campaign bosses instead of sword trials.
- ✅ Upon defeating Morong Yang, a chest piece was obtained on the first try.
- ⚠️ In sword trials, obtaining a specific piece is more difficult due to a larger number of items in the loot pool.
00:01 - 01:27
1. ⚔️ Optimal Legendary Gear Farming: Campaign Bosses vs. Sword Trials
- ✅ Farming legendary gear is more efficient through campaign bosses instead of sword trials.
- ✅ Upon defeating Morong Yang, a chest piece was obtained on the first try.
- ⚠️ In sword trials, obtaining a specific piece is more difficult due to a larger number of items in the loot pool.
01:28 - 02:25
2. ✨ Extra Loot Passives: Increasing the chances of obtaining additional gear
- ✅ There are NPCs in the Kyong area that offer passives to increase the chances of obtaining additional gear.
- ✅ These passives grant a 20% chance to obtain additional gear for every 20 energy consumed in the solo campaign.
- ✅ The difference in obtaining legendary gear between campaign bosses and sword trials is significant.
02:26 - 03:16
3. 💊 Use of Energy Pills and Improvement of the Inner Chest
- ⚠️ The use of energy pills is considered a waste for the moment, suggesting saving them for the next advancement.
- ✅ The possibility of using some pills to farm the inner chest and improve the Vendetta skill, crucial for the build, is raised.
- ✅ Some players already have high levels of Moral Chant and Class One.
03:17 - 04:19
4. ⚙️ Tuning Recommendations for Legendary Gear
- ✅ It is recommended to obtain objects that guarantee purple or legendary tuning stats.
- ✅ These objects can be crafted if you have excess materials.
- ✅ It is possible to prepare for the next advancement by buying materials in general goods, although this can be costly.