How to get Wuthering Waves Waking of a World Bundle: Twitch Drop explained
Just like many other games of today, with Wuthering Waves, you can secure some extra in-game items if you tune into your favorite Twitch streamers. This is done via the Twitch Drops system and one bundle that is available right now is the Waking of a World Bundle which contains a bunch of goodies.
If you’re interested in this bundle, we’ll reveal exactly how to get it below along with what it contains so you know if it is worth your time.
Wuthering Waves Waking of a World Bundle contentsHere is the full bundle in all its glory, netting you five sets of in-game items:
- Incomplete Overlord Class Echo
- 10 Advanced Resonance Potions
- 10 Advanced Energy Cores
- 100 Astrites
- 10,000 Shell Credits
As you can see, you’ll certainly get a head start on some of the more rare items in the game as well as a big boost to Astrites, the in-game currency, which is a relatively pricey affair if you were to buy it outright.
How to get Wuthering Waves Waking of a World Bundle
If you liked the look of the Waking of a World Bundle, let’s dive straight into how to get it.
We’ve mentioned already that it can be acquired via a Twitch Drop, but rather than simply watching a stream, the method here is a little different.
First off, you will have to tune into a Twitch stream that has Wuthering Waves drops enabled. This is a given, and the usual when it comes to Drops. However, instead of racking up minutes of watch time, you will have to gift two subscriptions to the channel.
This will set you back $10 which makes this a paid bundle of sorts but in our eyes, the items are definitely worth the cost.
Once you do purchase the gift subs, enter the Drops & Rewards section within your Twitch profile and you will be able to see a code that can be input via Code Redemption in the Wuthering Waves game.
This collab only lasts until June 22 so get gifting now before you miss out.
For more help with Wuthering Waves, take a look at our other guides:
- Can you unlock Wuthering Waves FPS? 120 FPS option explained
- Wuthering Waves – How to use the Sensor
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