Overflowing Palettes are a brand new type of puzzle found throughout all of Wuthering Waves 2.0, and they can be quite tricky to solve. If you’re having trouble with them, here are a few tips and tricks you can use to get yourself closer to the solution.
How to Complete Overflowing Palettes in Wuthering Waves
Overflowing Palette puzzles can be difficult to solve because the solution to them is not always obvious. More often than not, the color you need to switch all the blocks to is not the color you want to start using immediately. In most cases, the objective color is the last one you want to use after you’ve prepared all the other blocks to swap to that color.
The best way to approach these puzzles is with a focus on connectivity. Blocꦯks are only recolored if they are, in some way, connected to each other. Since you only have two to three moves you can make, it is important to recognize how you can connec✨t disconnected blocks in as few moves as possible.
You’re aiming to connect everything together, in an Overflowing Palette puzzle, so that you can change all the disconnected blocks into one connected color. When everything is connected and colored, the puzzle becomes significantly easier to decipher because you know exactly which block꧙s will have their color altered when you aim to paint another co༺lor over them.
Another key aspect of this puzzle is reducing the number of colors in the puzzle itself. The more blocks of a different color present, the more difficult these puzzles are to finish. Ideally, this is your primary goal over everything else initially, and it ti♚es in directly to ಌwhat I mentioned earlier about coloring disconnected blocks.
These tips will help you solve every single Overflowing Palette puzzle available in Wuthering Waves 2.0, as they al🌼l follow the same core aspect of color control and connectivity.
Published: Jan 9, 2025 03:28 pm