Alright, so I wanted to find all those Tidal Heritage locations in Wuthering Waves. I’d seen some stuff online, but honestly, it was all a bit confusing, so I decided to just dive in and figure it out myself. Here’s how it went down.
Getting Started
First, I opened up the game and pulled up my map. I knew there were a bunch of these things scattered around, so I just started by exploring areas I hadn’t fully uncovered yet. My main strategy? Look for anything that looked like ruins or slightly out-of-place structures.
The Hunt Begins
I spent a good chunk of time just wandering around, mostly in the earlier areas. I figured, start easy, right? I kept my eyes peeled for those little glowing spots – that’s usually a good sign that something interactable is nearby. I found my first one near a cliff, kind of tucked away. I clicked on it, and boom, got the first piece of the puzzle.
The Process
- Find a weird-looking, slightly glowy thing.
- Walk up to it.
- Interact with it (usually by pressing ‘F’).
- Grab the item or listen to the echo.
- Repeat!
Getting Trickier
Some of these things were super easy to find, right out in the open. Others? Not so much. I had to do some serious climbing, gliding, and even a little bit of puzzle-solving to get to a few of them. I remember one that was on top of this ridiculously tall pillar. I had to use those grapple points and time my jumps just right. Took me a few tries, I’ll admit!
Frustrations and Triumphs
Honestly, there were times I felt like giving up. I spent like, an hour in one area just searching and searching, and found absolutely nothing. I started to think maybe my game was bugged or something! But then, I took a break, came back, and spotted it – hidden behind some bushes I’d somehow missed like, ten times. The relief! It’s funny how that works, sometimes you just need fresh eyes.
Mapping It Out (Sort Of)
I didn’t create a super detailed map or anything, because part of the fun is the exploration, I think. But, I did jot down some general areas where I found clusters of them. Like, “check around the big broken bridge,” or “explore the coastline south of the main city.” That kind of thing. It helped me stay organized without spoiling the whole discovery process for myself.
Hope you to find all yours!
