Where Winds Meet isn’t a traditional gacha game, but it does share some similar features – you can spend in-game currency to try and win items like rare clothes and character customizations. Because the game is so popular right now, the developers are giving away 10 free pulls just for logging in!
Starting a new character in Where Winds Meet can feel overwhelming because there’s a lot to learn quickly. If you want to get a head start in battles, focusing on unlocking and improving some of the Mystic Arts is a good idea.
Okay, so in Where Winds Meet, every day when the servers reset, it’s like a new chance to really push my character forward. That’s when the daily cap on how much I can level up in Solo Mode lifts, letting me keep enjoying the story and getting stronger. It’s basically how the game keeps things moving and makes sure I can play every day!
It doesn’t surprise me when players say a goose is the scariest enemy in the game. Apparently, geese were a real threat in 10th-century China (according to PC Gamer), and many players are finding this “Maniacal Goose” early in the game, and it’s defeating them faster than any regular boss.
A Witch has imprisoned the village of Blissful Retreat within a confusing maze, and it’s your job to stop her. Qianye is likely the toughest boss you’ve encountered so far, so a careful approach is key. We’ll guide you through the entire fight, pointing out the attacks you need to watch out for.
Where Winds Meet features many challenging and unique bosses that will put your skills to the test. You’ll encounter some bosses as you progress through the main story, and others are optional ‘world bosses’ you can fight whenever you’re ready. The Shadow Puppeteer is a dangerous enemy, related to the Puppeteer boss. This guide will show you how to defeat the Shadow Puppeteer in Where Winds Meet.
If you’re a fan of Elden Ring, you should know about VaatiVidya. This YouTuber has gained over 3 million subscribers by creating popular videos that explain the game’s story and world. Now, that same detailed content is available in a new book, though it’s a bit expensive.
Look, every year the hype for a new Bethesda game just gets more intense. We all want something that blows Skyrim out of the water, has the depth of Morrowind, feels as alive as Baldur’s Gate 3, and looks absolutely incredible. But after the rocky launches of Fallout 4, Fallout 76, and Starfield, I’m starting to seriously wonder if they can actually pull it off. I’ve been following this studio for two decades, and honestly, I’m not sure they can recapture that old magic anymore.
The Earth Fiend Deity is a powerful enemy you’ll encounter early in the game in Qinghe. Trying to defeat it without a strategy is extremely difficult. Fortunately, there’s an easy way to win, and we’ll explain it below.
Where Winds Meet takes a unique approach to NPC interactions. Unlike most games with pre-written dialogue, some characters in this game act like basic chatbots, letting you type or speak your responses to an AI. While the system isn’t perfect and often doesn’t work as intended, it’s an interesting new idea.