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How to Dodge and Counter Attack in Wuthering Waves

Your dodge and counter attack are essential parts of combat in Wuthering Waves. When you’re in combat with an enemy, you don’t have to just sit there and take damage while you hack and slash them. Dodging and countering moves lend a bit more strategy to the game and allow you to gain the upper hand.

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How do I dodge In Wuthering Waves?

Kuro Game allows players in Wuthering Waves to dodge to avoid attacks. If you dodge right before an enemy’s attack is about to land, you will be granted immunity from damage for a short amount of time. You can dodge by clicking the dash button right before the attack hits. Instead of simply running out of the way, you will automatically perform a dodge.

A halo appears around an enemy as the Rover strikes them
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How do I counter attack in Wuthering Waves?

A counter attack is a special kind of move that you can only perform under special conditions. When an enemy is about to perform a special move, a yellow halo will appear around them. If you attack this enemy while the halo is visible, you will trigger a counter attack. A counter will interrupt this special attack, block it, and hit the enemy with a move of your own. The command input for a counter attack is the same as that of a regular attack.

Wuthering Waves is available for PCs and mobile devices.


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Bailey Vanderlee is a Canadian writer at Siliconera, a audio post-production editor everywhere else, and local cryptid in the making. They love RPGs more than anything else and delight in maining the characters everybody hates. They are a graduate from the RTA School of Media with experience writing everything from articles to podcasts to screenplays. Currently, they can be found writing about video games around the internet, or if you're lucky enough to spot them in real life, designing costumes for conventions they will never attend.