Why is my Hyperbloom damage so low?
Hyperbloom is a powerful reaction in Genshin Impact that can deal significant damage to enemies. However, many players have reported experiencing low damage output from Hyperbloom, leaving them wondering what could be causing the issue. In this article, we’ll explore the possible reasons behind low Hyperbloom damage and provide some tips to help you increase your damage output.
What determines Hyperbloom damage?
Hyperbloom damage is calculated based on the Elemental Mastery (EM) of the Electro character triggering the reaction, as well as their level. The higher the EM and level of the Electro character, the higher the damage output of Hyperbloom. Additionally, the target’s Dendro RES (Resistance) also plays a role in determining the damage output.
How to increase Hyperbloom damage
To increase your Hyperbloom damage, you can focus on the following:
- Level up your Electro character: As mentioned earlier, the level of your Electro character affects the damage output of Hyperbloom. Make sure to level up your Electro character to at least level 90.
- Increase Elemental Mastery: Elemental Mastery is a crucial factor in determining Hyperbloom damage. You can increase your Elemental Mastery by equipping artifacts with high EM, using abilities that increase EM, or by using certain characters with high EM.
- Use characters with high EM: Certain characters, such as Kuki Shinobu, have high Elemental Mastery and can deal more damage with Hyperbloom.
- Apply Electro to Dendro cores: To trigger Hyperbloom, you need to apply Electro to Dendro cores. Make sure to use abilities that apply Electro to Dendro cores, such as Electro Swirls.
Does level affect Hyperbloom damage?
Yes, the level of your Electro character affects the damage output of Hyperbloom. The higher the level of your Electro character, the higher the damage output of Hyperbloom.
Does Dendro damage bonus affect Hyperbloom?
No, Dendro damage bonus does not affect Hyperbloom. Hyperbloom damage is calculated based on the Elemental Mastery of the Electro character triggering the reaction, and not on the Dendro damage bonus.
Is Bloom better than Hyperbloom?
With C2 Nilou, her blooms will always do more damage than Hyperbloom (or at least you’d need more than 2000 EM or something), both with and without her weapon.
Tips for maximizing Hyperbloom damage
Here are some additional tips to help you maximize your Hyperbloom damage:
- Use abilities that apply Electro to Dendro cores: Abilities such as Electro Swirls can help you apply Electro to Dendro cores, increasing the chances of triggering Hyperbloom.
- Use characters with high EM: Characters with high Elemental Mastery, such as Kuki Shinobu, can deal more damage with Hyperbloom.
- Increase your Elemental Mastery: You can increase your Elemental Mastery by equipping artifacts with high EM, using abilities that increase EM, or by using certain characters with high EM.
- Level up your Electro character: Leveling up your Electro character can increase the damage output of Hyperbloom.
Conclusion
Hyperbloom is a powerful reaction in Genshin Impact that can deal significant damage to enemies. However, many players have reported experiencing low damage output from Hyperbloom. By understanding what determines Hyperbloom damage and following the tips provided in this article, you can increase your damage output and make the most of this powerful reaction.