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Genshin Impact: The Best 4-Star Polearms

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XOOWaldo38: Created page with " **Genshin Impact ** ’s 4-star polearms are a great alternative to the top-tier 5-star spears in the game. While 4-star weapons are usually less powerful, they are significantly easier to obtain in comparison to 5-stars. Because of this, players may have to be content with 4-stars for their characters, especially considering how polearm users are some of the most abundant playable heroes in developer HoYoverse’s RPG. Having many 4-star weapon options t..."

**Genshin Impact ** ’s 4-star polearms are a great alternative to the top-tier 5-star spears in the game. While 4-star weapons are usually less powerful, they are significantly easier to obtain in comparison to 5-stars. Because of this, players may have to be content with 4-stars for their characters, especially considering how polearm users are some of the most abundant playable heroes in developer HoYoverse’s RPG. Having many 4-star weapon options to equip them with is the best option for those who lack 5-star polearms. Luckily, there is no shortage of great 4-star polearms in Genshin Impact . Players who have strong polearm-wielding characters, such as Xiangling, Hu Tao, Xiao, Cyno, and Raiden Shogun for instance, have a wide variety of 4-star weapons that fit them adequately. On the other hand, supporting heroes, like Zhongli, Thoma, and Yun Jin, have fewer options. However, they can still take advantage of a few 4-star polearms whenever a proper 5-star is lacking in the player’s inventory. 5 Genshin Impact’s Wavebreaker’s Fin Wavebreaker’s Fin is one of Genshin Impact ’s best 4-star polearms. This weapon has the highest base attack of all 4-star weapons in the category (620 at level 90). In fact, its base attack is higher than many 5-star polearms, such as the Staff of Homa (608 at level 90). It also has an impressive sub-stat (a 13.8% ATK bonus at level 90), which makes it a great choice for any polearm-wielding DPS character in Genshin Impact that needs a bump to their overall damage output. Its skill, Watatsumi Wavewalker, relies on the team’s combined maximum Energy to increase the user’s Elemental Burst DMG by 0.12% for every point, up to a total of 40%. This weapon skill requires a team to have a large Energy pool and a user that is focused on their Burst, like Xiao or Xiangling, depending on their build. However, the general stats that Wavebreaker’s Fin boasts make it one of Genshin Impact ’s best 4-star polearms. The major downside to it is that not only is it a premium weapon but also very rare in the RPG’s featured weapon banner. 4 Genshin Impact’s Favonius Lance The Favonius Lance, which was one of Genshin Impact ’s best polearms when the game first came out, continues to hold that title. Despite the fact that it is only acquirable through Genshin Impact ’s gacha system, it has had its drop rate increased to 15 times. The 4-star polearm Favonius Lance has a medium-ranged base attack (565 at level 90), but compensates for it with a high Energy Recharge sub-stat (30.6% at level 90). Additionally, its weapon skill, Windfall, is extremely useful for characters that assume a battery role in the team. The skill grants the user a 60% chance of generating Elemental Particles with every CRIT Hit they land every 12 seconds. These Energy Particles recharge them with 6 Energy. Favonius Lance is one of Genshin Impact ’s best 4-star polearms due to the amount of Energy Recharge potential it has rather than the damage it puts out. Characters like Yun Jin in Genshin Impact , or even Thoma and Raiden Shogun can take full advantage of this weapon due to how much they rely on Energy Recharge and how their kits sync up with its sub-stat and skill. Related: Genshin Impact's Shenhe & Yun Jin Reveal Shows A Glaring Weapon Issue 3 Genshin Impact’s Blackcliff Pole When it does come down to damage output, Blackcliff Pole is one of Genshin Impact ’s best 4-star polearms available. At first sight, its low base attack (510 at level 90) may seem unimpressive, but that is just a guise for both its sub-stat and weapon skill. The sub-stat grants players a massive boost to CRIT DMG (55.1% at level 90), while its skill, Press the Advantage, increases the user’s ATK by 12% for 30 seconds after defeating an enemy. The skill’s effect can have three stacks, allowing players to get a total of 36% ATK boost. Because of this, most polearm users in Genshin Impact can see a significant and useful increase in their overall damage output on the field. Dedicated polearm-wielding DPS characters, like Xiao, Hu Tao, and Xiangling are the best fits for it when a 5-star weapon is not available. Aside from the fact that Blackcliff Pole is a great 4-star polearm to have for combat purposes, the weapon is also somewhat easy to obtain as players can buy it for 24 Masterless Starglitter in the Paimon’s Bargains in-[https://Www.Animewiki.cc/ Anime game DLC] shop. 2 Genshin Impact’s The Catch Another of the [https://Www.Animewiki.cc/ Anime game story guide]’s best 4-star polearms is The Catch in Genshin Impact . The oddly shaped fishing spear, however, is not focused on regular damage output. It has a low base attack (510 at level 90), and its sub-stat is focused on the Energy Recharge rate (45.9% at level 90). But it is precisely due to its sub-stat that it is such a good weapon. Even more than the Favonius Lance, this is a polearm for characters that operate as supporting batteries on the field, especially Burst-focused ones. Players who were not able to acquire a 5-star weapon with an Energy Recharge sub-stat can safely use this polearm. Its skill, Shanty, also grants a 16% boost to Elemental Burst DMG, and a 6% increase to Elemental Burst CRIT Rate. Because of this, The Catch is one of Raiden Shogun’s best substitute weapons , and can also be used by heroes such as Xiangling, [https://Www.Animewiki.cc/ AnimeWiki Anime攻略站] Rosaria, and Shenhe, all of which take advantage of its sub-stat. This is a completely F2P (free-to-play) option, which is an added bonus to its status as one of Genshin Impact ’s best 4-star polearms. 1 Genshin Impact’s Deathmatch The best 4-star polearm in Genshin Impact , however, is Deathmatch. The Battle Pass-locked weapon is a great fit for DPS and support characters alike. This spear has a very low base attack (454 at level 90), but is immensely compensated by both its sub-stat and weapon skill. The sub-stat sees the user get a decent CRIT Rate bump (36.8% at level 90), but the skill, Gladiator is the main highlight. Deathmatch, which is one of Xiao’s best substitute weapons in Genshin Impact , sees the increase of the user’s ATK and DEF by 16% each if there are at least two enemies nearby. If there are fewer than two enemies, the ATK stat gets a 24% boost. This makes it an excellent 4-star polearm for different types of situations, be them handling hordes of mobs or facing a boss. It can be safely wielded by any polearm user whose focus is dealing damage. There are many 4-star polearms in **Genshin Impact ** that are great, but Deathmatch is the absolute best.

Most Relaxing Video Game Soundtracks

2025-09-19T15:44:52Z

XOOWaldo38: Created page with " Video game music is one of the most underrated aspects of the medium. Few things can illicit an emotional response like the strings of a violin at the right moment or wavering synth in the right area. While we love music that helps get our hearts pounding, in our free time, we'd much rather listen to mellow stuff that helps us relax. Whether we need to destress about an upcoming exam, something to lose ourselves in as we go for a long walk, or..."

Video game music is one of the most underrated aspects of the medium. Few things can illicit an emotional response like the strings of a violin at the right moment or wavering synth in the right area. While we love music that helps get our hearts pounding, in our free time, we'd much rather listen to mellow stuff that helps us relax. Whether we need to destress about an upcoming exam, something to lose ourselves in as we go for a long walk, or we're just eating a sandwich, laying on the ground and feeling like crap, these soundtracks lull us into a more relaxed state of mind. 20 Genshin Impact Genshin at its heart is a game about chilling out. Whether you're playing on your phone on your commute home or sprawled out on your couch in front of your PS5 for hours, Genshin's looping gameplay, chest routes, and laid-back story are a great way to zone out for a bit. The music plays a huge part in this, with its light touch sprinkled throughout every adventure. Journeying through mountains and rolling fields always feels that bit more magical with the odd piano not or violin string sprinkled in there. 19 Everybody Has Gone To The Rapture Jessica Curry's music manages to strike an incredible balance between haunting and beautiful, all while still leaving you relaxed. The one exemption to this might be her work on Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs, which is also brilliant but might leave you contemplating all your mistakes in life. However, her work on games like Dear Esther and Let Us Melt proves just how well video games and classical music can go together. Nowhere is this more apparent than in Everybody Has Gone to The Rapture. A game about exploring a town where everyone has disappeared would usually leave you anxious and on edge, but Curry's music surrounds the experience with a calming aura that keeps you powering through. 18 Ecco The Dolphin Ecco the Dolphin was one of the earliest examples of a game designed almost entirely just for vibing out. We see it a lot more now with experimental indie games that have no real objective and just see you explore a space, but in the Genesis era when Sega started publishing the series Ecco, its focus on player exploration and tone setting was non-traditional to say the least. Ecco ultimately is basically a 2D platformer of all underwater levels, but a fun one. In no small part is that thanks to Spencer Nilsen's iconic score. Sega might not ever go back to Ecco but the music the series has left us with will live on forever. 17 Citizen Sleeper Citizen Sleeper 's soundtrack is a project worked on Amos Roddy. The game is a cyberpunk tale about a synthetic human, whose body is destined to decay, and the people they meet on the makeshift-city space station called The Eye. It's a game about human connections in a universe run by mega-corporations and the industrial, cyberpunk tones of the soundtrack perfectly encapsulate the sleeper's longing for humanity. The soundtrack also manages to leave you hopeful at times, much like the game, it's about fighting for a better future for those you love. 16 Minecraft Minecraft 's procedural worlds, building, and light survival gameplay make it the perfect game to play to relax, but the secret sauce in this chill chilli is the music. The base game originally was entirely scored by C418 and their work the basis for countless multi-hour YouTube mixes of Relaxing Beats To Chill And Study To . Since then, the game had additional music worked on by the likes of the famed composer of Celeste, Lena Raine, Kumi Tanioka, who has worked on series like Final Fantasy , and Samuel Åberg. There are hours of music in Minecraft and all of it is amazing, and sure to help you relax. 15 Kingdom Hearts Kingdom Hearts might not be everyone's cup of tea thanks to its sprawling lore across various disparate platforms and its reliance on nostalgia for Disney characters, but there is no denying how good the music is. Yoko Shinomura's orchestral arrangements have become the touchstone of the series in many ways and a lot of it will leave you either weeping or wanting to hug your friends. Simple and Clean sung by Hikarua Utada is one of the most recognisable pieces of video game music with vocals for a good reason too, as it manages to capture the series' optimism and belief in the power of love. 14 Arcanum The creators of the original two Fallout games created this cult classic steampunk fantasy world after leaving Black Isle Studios to form Troika Games. The world of this game still feels unique and fresh and a large part of that is thanks to its incredible and often chill soundtrack. The strings of Ben Houge's soundtrack are vastly different to the previous work he'd done on games like Leisure Suit Larry, and just as different to his later work on the Half-Life series. However, all these years later Arcanum's music still paints a portrait of a magickal world on the brink of revolution. 13 Every Resident Evil Game's Save Room Music The Resident Evil series has a complicated relationship with music. From iconic eerie themes to pop-punk end credits music there's a range to the series score you don't see in many horror franchises. And if you have never googled " Resident Evil: Directors Cut DualShock Edition - Mansion Basement OST ", then you should take some time to listen and bask in its atonal glory. However, [https://Www.animewiki.cc/ Animewiki anime攻略站] that said, the one constant in the series has been every games' save room music being the one thing that might make you feel safe. Whether it is the first game's reprieves from the tight hall of the mansion, RE 4's shacks of safety, or Resident Evil 2 Remake's police station safe havens, all the save rooms have music that will help you relax, if only for a minute. 12 Waterworld If you haven't played Waterworld, we don't blame you. After all, it is a pretty mediocre licensed SNES game based on the infamous Kevin Coster box office bomb of the same name. That said, the one thing that has prevented this game from disappearing into the history of subpar licenced games is its soundtrack. The game is also notable as one of DMA Designs' earlier games, a developer you might know better by its later name Rockstar. The soundtrack by Dean Evans, however, is an incredibly chill composition that still holds up today. Unlike the movie. 11 Journey If you have been playing games for any amount of time, chances are you have listened to Austin Wintory's music. Games like Abzu, Absolver, The Banner Saga, and Assassin's Creed: Syndicate are all better because of his work, but none can quite compare to Journey. Journey's wordless tale of a figure's journey to the top of a mountain is largely carried by the emotional heft provided by its beautiful soundtrack. But you probably already know that such is the game's reputation, and if you didn't then you should probably just go play the game right now.

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