Ruroro Walks Wuthering Waves Players Through Skill Order and Team Rankings

INDEPENDENT — Ruroro, an independent streamer, spent a Thursday evening stream on a hands-on guide to a new team lineup in Wuthering Waves, working through which skills to upgrade first and how to rotate a squad built around a fully chained new character.

On the skill screen, she said the circuit upgrade matters most, followed by the basic attack and the ultimate, with the resonance skill last because its main job is switching between forms. She told viewers the in-game text was long and hard to follow, and that the next day’s video would carry Chinese translations. Later she walked through an easy, step-by-step rotation in which each character’s ultimate hands the fight to the next and the cycle repeats, and said her own version squeezes out more damage but is harder to execute.

“It’s like eating wagyu. The first bite is great, and by the end you’re still a little hungry but it’s already greasy, and you still want to eat it. It’s just not as good as the first bite.” — Ruroro, on why a stat that gives diminishing returns is still worth equipping

She also compared team builds. After a test run in which one lineup out-damaged an electric-based alternative, she called the team-up lineup the strongest at present for damage, while rating the electric version as top-tier too. She said the lineup looked close to complete, like older established teams in the game, and that a future character was unlikely to change much. On pulls, she said the second chain was good enough unless a player wanted the lineup’s peak, and put the sixth chain at the top of the list for the team. For using the new character as the main damage dealer, she pointed to the third and sixth chains and said a signature weapon makes a clear difference.

Closing the stream, she said the game’s skill descriptions for one character ran to about 5,000 words, nearly as long as one of her own 12,000-word guide videos, and that writing a guide meant a whole evening of reading, like writing a paper. She said she would slow down the character switching in the next day’s video, thanked viewers, and told those in the typhoon’s path to stay safe at home.