Genshin Impact Hu Tao banner pity and soft pity explained

Genshin Impact Hu Tao banner pity and soft pity explained
Genshin Impact Hu Tao banner pity and soft pity explained

Hu Tao's rerun banner has been officially issued, allowing Genshin Impact players to summon the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor's director. By now, Genshin Impact has a good number of key DPS characters, but Hu Tao remains one of the greatest. As a result, many gamers have been saving their Primogems in preparation for Hu Tao's return. This page discusses how Genshin Impact players can calculate how much pity they have for this banner, revealing the number of wishes required to call Hu Tao.

How pity works in Genshin Impact's Hu Tao banner

Hu Tao, a formidable five-star unit, is now featured in Genshin Impact's character event banner. Players are promised a five-star summon once every 90 wishes on this and other character banners. The number of wishes spent on the banner since the last five-star draw is referred to as "pity."

Fortunately, as character banners change, a player's pity remains constant. As a result, if a player had 10 pity when Childe's banner finished, he or she should still have 10 pity now that Hu Tao's banner has begun. Inquisitive Genshin Impact players can examine their pity on a banner's "History" page.

By the time their pity hits 90, Genshin Impact players always obtain a five-star pull. However, the featured unit, in this case, Hu Tao, is not always guaranteed to be a five-star. A player who received the featured character as their last five-star has a 50/50 chance of receiving Hu Tao this time.

Players who have lost their last 50-50, on the other hand, are guaranteed to acquire Hu Tao if they wish on her flag. They can figure out how many wishes are required to summon her by subtracting their sympathy from 90.

Genshin Impact players are more likely to earn their next five-star before they reach 90 wishes because of a feature known as "soft pity." When around 75 requests have passed, soft pity refers to the increasing five-star drop rates that occur. As a result, most players who aren't up against a 50-50 should be able to get Hu Tao without needing to spend 90 wishes.

For the next three weeks, Hu Tao will be featured on Genshin Impact's character banner, which will conclude with version 2.2. Gamers who wish to summon the powerful Pyro DPS should gather as many Primogems as possible while the banner is still active.

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