Should you pull for Ayaka in 3.5? Is Ayaka really worth your primogems? Her Rerun banner is finally back and a lot has changed since then, I go over many things like her pull value, pros and cons, Ayaka vs Ganyu, Mistsplitter or Shenhe or Ayaka constellations and much more!
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Chapters:
Intro 0:00
Ayaka Pros & Cons 0:15
Ayaka F2P Value 1:08
Ayaka vs Ganyu 2:14
Shenhe vs Mistsplitter vs Ayaka Cons 3:37
Future Banners 7:05
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Not to mention being cryo, blizzard strayer artifacts give 40% crit rate when enemy is frozen. Pair her with another cryo, and you got another 15% crit rate from cryo resonance. That is 55% free crit rate when enemy is frozen sheeeeesh.
Thank you for this another informative vidoe and the one i'm looking for has been answer in here 😁.. great video aswell 💪
Ayaka doesnt rly have a cons imo, ive been 36* Abyss since 2.7 with c0r1 ayaka and 4* supports (i started playing since 2.5)
her single target dmg is high without any elemental reaction, her multi target is also great with some good line-up.
In situations where she cant freeze, i just use her with Sucro Xiangling Bennet. I actually like this team
Me watching this video when I know I’m going to pull for her and I’ve been saving and preforming for her for 5 months: yes yes very interesting cool
It's not confirmed, but Ganyu might be re-run pretty soon.
I personally will go for Ayaka. Depending on if I win 50/50 or how early she comes, I will also be pulling Shenhe.
It's not that ayaka isn't worth it, she's very much worth it. But the problem is the fact that the banners in 3.6 might have Nahida which is arguably one of, if not the most op character at c0 in the game
Constructive feedback here – If im watching a video about "wishing", that means to a large extent that i'm a beginner. That implies that I do not know weapon names, talents nor the interactions between the characters in question. Your video is based on the assumption that your viewer has all of that baggage. Put on top of that a 170 words per minute cadency and what I end up with a zero net information gain.
Suggestion: cut 50% of the talking, slow down the remaining 50% and pick max 3-5 strong points to really dive into. If its advanced content, redirect the casual beginner to a different video link where we can acquire said basevknowledge.