Genshin Impact standard banner and weapons banner pity explained
Gacha is a core element of Genshin Impact as many players farm Primogems to try their luck summoning new characters and weapons.
Genshin Impact regularly has three gacha banners for players to wish from. The standard banner is permanent and rarely changes. However, the two event banners often rotate their featured 5-star and 4-star drops in the game.
All the banners feature a "pity" mechanic that guarantees rare summons, and this article explains how pity works on the standard banner and weapons banner.
In Genshin Impact, pity refers to the number of wishes spent on a banner since a player's last 5-star summon. On the standard banner, gamers are guaranteed to get a 5-star by the time their pity reaches 90.
Although pity may reach 90 by the time a player gets a 5-star, this is a rare and unfortunate occasion. Thankfully, a hidden mechanic called "soft pity" sharply raises the 5-star summon rates at around 75 wishes.
When players make a 5-star summon, there's a 50% chance it will be a weapon and 50% that it will be a character. Currently, gamers may get one of the following characters or weapons for their 5-star in the game:
Pity can also be examined for 4-star summons. On any banner, gamers always get a 4-star or better within 10 wishes of their last 4-star. Again, there's a 50-50 chance between getting a 4-star character or weapon.
Thus far, Genshin Impact has made a habit of adding all the 4-star characters to the standard banner. This may not be true during the debut banner for a 4-star, but they all get added to the standard banner eventually.
On the other hand, the standard banner lacks several 4-star weapons. The current selection of 4-star weapons on this banner are listed here:
Genshin Impact's weapons banner pity is
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