Pity, soft pity, and 50-50 in Genshin Impact explained
Genshin Impact offers a beautiful open world to its players but also has a ruthless gacha system. Primogems are the most valuable currency in the entire game and spending them on banners is the only way to get new characters and weapons.
Not everyone is lucky enough to get five stars in Genshin Impact early, which is why mechanics like pity, soft pity, and 50-50 exist. They guarantee that players will get the characters they want after a certain threshold.
Players must have noticed that it costs them 160 Primogems to buy fates (Intertwined or Acquaint). With a single fate, they can wish on a banner once.
The character banners (limited time and standard) in HoYoverse's action RPG promise a four-star character/weapon in every 10 wishes. Similarly, a five-star drop is guaranteed at every 90 wishes on the limited-time character and standard banners.
Getting a five-star character before 90 attempts are purely based on luck.
The system, which ensures that players get at least one five-star every 90 wishes, is called pity. However, travelers must have witnessed that they don't need to make 90 wishes on a banner to get a five-star every time.
This is where soft pity comes into play. Even though this isn't an official term, players themselves have discovered that the odds of getting a five-star increase after the 75th wish and they usually get the guaranteed drop before 85 wishes.
It is worth noting that the pity on the weapon banner is set at 80 and soft pity usually begins at 65 wishes.
Some important details of the pity mechanics are:
Travelers can calculate pity manually by using the history section of the banners.
The limited-time character banner in Genshin Impact features a five-star character. When players get a five-star drop,
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