The gacha system in Zenless Zone Zero is the primary means of obtaining new characters and equipment. It operates using Polychromes (similar to Primogems in Genshin Impact ), which can be earned through gameplay or purchased with real money. Each pull requires 160 Polychromes for either a Master Tape (for standard pulls) or an Encrypted Master Tape (for limited pulls). Players should familiarize themselves with the pity system , which guarantees a 5-star character or equipment after a set number of pulls. However, while it may be very tempting as there is an abundance of resources to use on the launch version of the game, players should be strategic with Polychrome usage as they will run out relatively easily. This means, players should be saving for banners that feature characters they definately want to obtain or gear they specifically need to save resources, while avoiding impulsive spend  
This is directly opposed to the fantasy-inclining world of Genshin or the starfaring adventure in Honkai , for instance. Similar to the other HoYoverse titles, however, players can gather different characters in Zenless Zone Zero through a gacha banner system and then form teams, where each member of the party plays a role. As such, some characters are damage dealers, while others are healers, and others operate as supports and tanks, for example. As players progress through the campaign, they need to make their way through dangerous stages using these very characters to continue advancing through the st  
In Zenless Zone Zero , characters are classified into five elemental attributes: Fire, Electric, Ice, Physical, and Ether. When players combine characters with the same elemental attributes and factions in the team, they can activate special passive skills. While mono-element teams can offer significant advantages, this strategy might be challenging at first due to the limited availability of fully synergistic characters for each element. Different enemies have specific vulnerabilities: Organic and Corrupted enemies are susceptible to Fire attacks, Machines are weak to Electric attacks, and Mutants are vulnerable to Ice attacks. Knowing these matchups and adjusting the team composition accordingly can help significantly in challenging cont  
Zhu Yuan might also be in contention for having the best signature W-Engine in Zenless Zone Zero with the Riot Suppressor Mark VI. The weapon increases her Ether damage by a staggering 50%, and grants charge stacks following a special attack that enhances basic and dash attack Ether damage by 90% of that skill's damage output. The burst in damage scaling the W-Engine provides obviously makes it her best in slot , but it also means that there aren't really any great alternatives to provide even close to the same eff  
Zenless Zone Zero ** has finally launched on PC, PS5, iOS and Android . HoYoverse's urban lifestyle game is a bit of a departure from the usual for the company, with an emphasis placed on world-building and style** - and a little less grinding than people might expect. The game's marketing was also something a little different, with a ZZZ x Tiësto music collaboration marking the game as something to keep an eye on right before rele  
Devilboo is an A-Rank Bangboo that's tuned to be a specialist for Ether teams , helping inflict Anomaly Buildup while also shooting homing bullets at enemies with Kiss of Temptation. This Bangboo also cuts quite a figure on the battlefield, clad in a red outfit evoking some traditional depictions of the ruler of hell. Though it doesn't have a pitchfork visible at all times, there's the sense it might be able to produce one at any point mid-battle, which also adds to its ominous a  
The biggest drawback to Anton is that he's very stat hungry for specific substats, notably Energy Regen. His Burst Mode doesn't consume energy immediately, but rather lasts longer depending on how much energy Anton has accumulated upon use. It's a tricky balance that isn't always super beginner friendly, and Anton's kit also feels a bit more independent of team synergy than many others, which might make building around him long-term more difficult and less desira  
Ellen's damage output is absurd even from a base level, but it also scales quite well if players are willing to sink even more into her build by acquiring her S-Rank signature W-Engine, Deep Sea Visitor. Deep Sea Visitor increases her Crit Rate passively (alongside Ice DMG and Attack), and using Roaming State Dash Attacks effectively stacks further Crit Rate across 8 second intervals. When she deals Ice DMG specifically with a Dash Attack, her Crit Rate goes up even further - her signature weapon turns her into a Crit DMG machine, and makes building her loadouts way less finicky on substa  
Boolseye is yet another attack-oriented Bangboo, which is, to be fair, much more commonplace than any other variation at Zenless Zone Zero gacha guide Zone Zero launch . Boolseye is an A-Rank Bangboo that deals Physical DMG and benefits teams that have at least one Pierce-type character on the squad , boosting Bangboo Chain Attack DMG by 30% when that condition is met. The most interesting thing about this Bangboo is the dart it sports as part of its ensemble - is it actually embedded in it? Does it hurt? Did someone else throw it, or did the Boolseye bounce it off something and hit itself in the f