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One of the most significant features of the Star-Studded Cast banner is the 300 pull character selector, quite similar to what Honkai: Star Rail has. Once players have accumulated a total of 300 pulls on this banner (which also includes the first 50 pulls within it) they will be able to choose the 5-star standard character they wish to get, and will be given this character directly regardless of their current p
If you go to the character page and click on any of their Skills , right under the Core Skill switch you will see another button titled " Cooperation Exercise ". Click on that to learn how the character works and how best to utilize them. Players should keep in mind that this will only work on characters that they own. Currently, there is no preview feature on characters that haven't joined the ros
Star-Studded Cast, currently includes 6 S-rank Agents, and 9 A-rank Agents. While this is subject to change, typically S-Rank characters remain as is for a long time as limited-characters don't often come to standard banners, while players can expect A-Rank pool to be updated whenever a new A-rank character is relea
Additionally, this selector doesn't reset the pity, as it is separate from the pulls, and not simply a guarantee for the next pity's reach. Unfortunately however, it is also one-time only, meaning that once completed, players won't be able to start over the counter for another 300 pulls. Nevertheless, while it may take a while to get to 300 pulls, especially as F2P, it is a good opportunity for players to have a character they may have not been able to obt
The quests that give you Commemorative Coins aren't counted for this. Moreover, you'll usually find only one or two of these quests at a given time when you exit the store. Thankfully, you don't have to wait an entire cycle to get the rest as you can simply finish the current quests, enter the store, and exit again in a bit to have a chance of getting some mo
The inclusion of a diverse array of 5-star characters and W-Engines means there is something valuable for every type of player, whether you need a powerful attacker , a steadfast defender, or a versatile support character. This guide will delve into the mechanics of the banner, including the pity system, drop rates, it's pool, and some other benefits read this blog post from zenlesszerogame.com banner bri
It's worth noting that, players generally have equal chance of receiving a character, or w-engine from this banner, meaning that if players have gotten S-Rank character for example, it doesn't mean that it is guarenteed to be a S-Rank W-Engine next time. That being the case, it may take quite a while until players get their desired characters or w-engines unless they are very lucky. However, there are some exceptions to this, being the first 50 pulls, and the 300 pull S-Rank Agent selec
Star-Studded Cast, also has 6 S-Rank W-Engines, which correspond to 6 S-Rank characters and effects that fit their kits. A-Rank W-Engine list is however much larger than the A-Rank character list as of
While playing Zenless Zone Zero, players will notice small robot-like figures in New Eridu. These are called Bangboo, intelligent devices essential to the city's daily operations. With their many different uses, as far as their lore goes, Bangboo were designed to aid residents during Hollow disasters, Bangboo were crucial in guiding people to safety by receiving disaster alerts and evacuation instructions from the public network.Over time, these devices have evolved, driven by technological progress and diverse dema
Another way to access it is by heading to the top right of the screen and clicking on the second icon in the list (F1 button on PC) . You have 20 days to test and recruit any characters you’d like to join your t
While the rarity of a Bangboo generally indicates its base strength, players should choose their team's Bangboo based on which one suits their strategy best, particularly regarding the synergy between its skills and the team composition. Some Bangboos offer more general utility, while others specifically boost certain elements. Each Bangboo has three abilit
The Support specialty focuses on enhancing the combat effectiveness of the team through various buffs and debuffs, as well as crowd control. While debuffs on enemies are typically applied universally, some buffs from Support characters are exclusive to units sharing the same Attribute or Faction. This specialty closely resembles Harmony units from Honkai: Star R
In Zenless Zone Zero , most Bangboo can be acquired through the Bangboo Oriented Signal Search, a specific highly F2P friendly gacha banner dedicated to these companions. It will unlock as players progress through the tuturial chapter, though bit later than the other banners. To pull from this banner, players will need Boopons, a special currency that can be earned by completing missions, participating in events, and engaging in various modes within the Hollow Deep Dive Zone. Players cannot purchase Boopons with real-life currency, though the Battle Pass does include additional Boopons. The banner only features S, A and B rank Bangboo, and it's not possible to obtain agents or W-engines from this ban
