Wuthering Waves CBT1 vs CBT2 comparison: All changes and improvements

Kuro Games' Wuthering Waves is one of the most highly anticipated open-world gacha titles. As this title's second closed beta test will begin soon, the developers have shared a message with all fans, revealing details about it. This includes all the "extensive changes, adjustments, and optimizations" made to the game based on the feedback from the players who participated in the first CBT.

Kuro Games has also offered a few glimpses of the new content that will be included in the second closed beta test. This article will cover all the new changes and adjustments that Rovers can find in Wuthering Waves CBT2.

After the first closed beta test of Wuthering Waves, a lot of players were unhappy with this game's main story as it felt lacking. Many voiced this concern to the developers. Luckily, Kuro Games has said that it has "performed a thorough overhaul of the in-game stories." Additionally, the developers have removed all the settings that were deemed not good enough.

This is interesting because Kuro Games posted a Devs Interview video on YouTube not too long ago, talking about how the team had revamped 90% of the main story. In addition, they've redone most of the animations, cinematics, and voiceovers. Moreover, they've also updated the designs of several characters, such as Yangyang and Baizhi (formerly Bailian).

Not only that, the officials have decided to add a "Skip" function in the upcoming closed beta, allowing players to complete story missions much faster. However, it is unclear if this option will be available in the game after its official release. Furthermore, players will be able to play Jiyan and Lingyang's Resonator story missions in CBT2 and learn more about them.

Since the combat system in the first closed beta