Wuthering Waves rewards exploration, and there are activities around every corner. Some are more confusing than others, so let me show you how to complete the Shooting Practice Challenge in Wuthering Waves.
What is the Shooting Practice Challenge in Wuthering Waves?
The Shooting Practice challenge is an event you can trigger by interacting with one of these challenge structures (pictured above).
I’ve only found one of these to the northnear the Withering Frontline, but more are likely scattered across the map. This challenge shouldn’t be confused with theHover Target challenges. While these tasks are similar, a few differences completely change how to approach them.
When you start the challenge, a timer will start, andyou must destroy every target that spawnsbefore it runs out. If you fail, a prompt will display where you can restart the challenge from the start or cancel and try later. Keep in mind thatchallenges like this don’t have a marker on the map, so it may be best to beat it while you’re here.
How to beat the Shooting Practice challenge in Wuthering Waves
While the challenge suggests you need a gun in its wording,you can complete this challenge with any characteryou like. I finished the challenge with Calcharo and simply followed the row of targets. Even though the targets are high up, they are all reachable with a jumping attack. I was able to hit every target with a few seconds to spare.
You can tell you’ve hit a target as the image changes into a winking emote (pictured above). While I beat the challenge with a sword user,you can complete it faster with a ranged character.
Chixia, for example, is perfectfor ranged tasks, and she’s a free character. Her pistol is easy to use, and you can precisely aim, even if the controls are a little slippy. Just ensure to swap back before tackling more demanding content if Chixia is under-leveled.
If you’re struggling to see clearly or your computer is stuttering, make sure you’re usingthe best graphics settings. Wuthering Waves is a demanding game, but you can still make it run on older hardware.
Anthony Yates
Anthony is a freelance writer for PC Invasion and has worked in the industry for four years. He’s furiously competitive and is always looking for the next big multiplayer hit. Anthony thrives in high-stakes games like Escape From Tarkov and Sea of Thieves. He is also passionate about speedrunning and always looks forward to the next GDQ and ESA events. When he’s not grinding leaderboards, Anthony enjoys visiting Arcades, retro gaming, and horror movies.
