Genshin Impact : Tirer pour Wriothesley ou Venti en Phase 2 de la 4.1 ?

Phase two of Genshin Impact 4.1 has arrived, bringing with it two new limited character banners. In this phase, we have the introduction of Wriothesley, the game’s first Cryo Catalyst user from Fontaine, and Venti, who was originally released in the 1.0 version of the game. Both characters excel in their respective roles, but the decision on which one to pull for will depend heavily on your existing team composition and the specific needs of your team.

Wriothesley is a powerful Cryo Main DPS character in Genshin Impact. He is unique in that he wields a Catalyst as his weapon. As with all Fontaine characters, his abilities consume his HP to unleash their full potential. His primary source of damage comes from his normal attacks, which can be enhanced with his Elemental Skill. His Elemental Burst provides additional damage and serves as one of his main sources of area-of-effect (AoE) damage. In summary, Wriothesley is a formidable single-target DPS character, and when paired with characters that can provide area damage, he becomes unstoppable.

Wriothesley’s Normal Attack, Repelling Fists, is a five-hit combo that deals heavy Cryo damage. It is most effective when combined with his Elemental Skill, although the combo count will only reset after a brief delay if his skill or sprint is used. His Charged Attack is primarily used as a combo ender while waiting for the normal attack delay to end. Wriothesley excels when constantly attacking, and any team that can trigger contact Elemental Reactions with his Cryo application will greatly enhance his performance.

His Elemental Skill, Icefang Rush, allows him to sprint forward and enter the Chilling Penalty state, which increases his interruption resistance and consumes HP to empower his Normal Attacks. However, HP will only be consumed if it is above 50%, so it is advisable to have a character like Bennett on the team to keep Wriothesley’s HP topped up. His Elemental Burst, Darkgold Wolfbite, deals massive damage to enemies and subsequently applies Ousia-aligned Cryo damage to affected enemies. With sufficient Energy Recharge, Wriothesley can consistently use his Burst to finish combos or apply additional Cryo damage to enemies in the vicinity.

While Wriothesley may struggle against large groups of enemies, he excels against single or a few enemies at once, particularly when supported by a team. He is a force to be reckoned with in battle.

Venti, the wandering bard and master of Anemo, has remained one of the top all-around characters in Genshin Impact since his introduction over three years ago. He excels in specific areas and possesses exceptional crowd control and supplemental damage capabilities. His Elemental Skill and Burst are the focal points of his kit, with his Normal and Charged Attacks playing secondary roles. When played effectively, Venti not only enhances teams but can revolutionize gameplay.

Venti’s Normal and Charged Attacks are not particularly remarkable. His normal attack consists of six bow attacks, and a fully charged attack deals Anemo damage in a small burst. However, Venti is best utilized as an off-field character, so his attacks serve their purpose. His Elemental Skill, on the other hand, is where his kit truly shines. It summons a Wind Domain that deals AoE Anemo damage and lifts enemies into the air. Charging the skill increases the size of the Domain. Venti’s Skill is most effective when his Burst is on cooldown, as it keeps enemies off balance.

Venti’s Elemental Burst creates a massive whirlwind that continuously deals Anemo damage and pulls enemies towards it. If Hydro, Pyro, Cryo, or Electro is used on the Stormeye created by the Burst, the wind gains that element as a damage type. This allows for Swirl reactions and other elemental reactions, except for those involving Dendro.

Venti, therefore, is an invaluable asset in your Genshin Impact roster. Although he does not specialize in any specific role and lacks the defensive capabilities of characters like Kazuha, Venti is one of the strongest general-purpose units in the game.

The decision to pull for Wriothesley or Venti’s banners becomes more challenging when considering the three 4-star characters available in phase two of Genshin Impact 4.1. Unlike the phase one banners that featured popular characters like Fischl and Xingqiu, the phase two lineup is considerably less appealing. None of the three 4-star characters in this phase are considered meta selections. Thus, unless you are close to the pity system, it may not be worth investing in these characters, even with the exceptional quality of the 5-star characters on offer.

Dori, one of the 4-star characters, is often regarded as underwhelming due to her subpar damage and kit. Thoma, another 4-star character, serves as a reliable Pyro shielding unit, but due to conflicting stat priorities, he is not as effective as characters like Diona and Zhongli. Chongyun, the last 4-star character, is decent but pales in comparison to other Cryo support characters in the game. The decision to pull for Wriothesley or Venti should also consider whether you are interested in obtaining additional constellations for these 4-star characters.

In conclusion:

If you are in need of a powerful single-target Cryo DPS character who can apply elemental status effects and trigger Elemental Reactions, Wriothesley is an excellent choice. He particularly shines when equipped with a Crit Damage catalyst. However, if you already have sufficient DPS characters or prefer a more versatile character who can excel in various roles, Wriothesley may not be the best choice.

Choose to pull for Venti if you desire one of the best all-around units in the game, offering high-quality supplemental damage and crowd control. However, if you already have a solid Anemo character like Sucrose or Kazuha or if you do not have sufficient Primogems to spare, pulling for Venti may not be necessary.

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