Unlock Keqing's Full Potential: Updated Aggravate Keqing Guide 2024 (Genshin Impact)
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ok actual guide lmfao
keqing is still kinda underrated, less now but still underrated
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:15 Quicken and Aggravate
00:53 Aggravate Calculation
02:07 Teams and Artifacts
03:36 Team rotations
04:40 Outro - Hry
Edit:
I have some details left out in the video and I got asked in the comments. Quick explaination of extra stuff
1. Keqing’s optimal EM range 150-250 if there is one EM buffer, and 75-150 for 2 EM buffers.
2. 4pc gilded works, but make sure to use ATK% sands to avoid diminishing returns. Please note that the deepwood domain is more efficient to farm as both it and gilded could be used on multiple characters when TF could only be used on 2-3
Somehow my video quality turned into 144p I apologize to basically watch the vid on a potato quality or smth
3:36, perfectly explained , thanks a lot!!!
Glad it helped! Thanks for the positive feedback
Simple and easy to understand... Nice
thanks!!!
Perfect!
thx for the guide :)
No problem
Bestvedio ❤
Thanks!
I was pulling for Fischl and Xingqiu but I got lucky and got a super early 5 star. Even luckier that I lost 50/50 and got her so Im guaranteed raiden for when she comes back. My question is if Keqing works on a team with Raiden?
Short answer: it depends how you use raiden, generally not recommended as their playstyles are largely different, but not completely trash
Long answer: (please take with a grain of salt)
Keqing is a character that relies on supports a LOT, so using a team slot for another DPS will generally not be worth it as you could insert in another support such as nahida, DMC or kazuha. However, if your raiden is good enough to fill in the DPS without affecting rotation (i.e. enough recharge and good synergy), you could opt to put keqing and raiden in the same team.
Also, keqing works best in aggravate teams, where raiden shogun performs fairly mediocre. I am not saying that you could not play aggravate raiden, but teams like raiden national might prove to be better in terms of DPS.
Finally, play what you want to play, please dont feel forced by a random person that makes trash videos. Feel free to tell me what I haven't explained enough
what will have more damage output 2pc electro 2 pc em or 4 pc TF. Please can anyone explain?
4pc TF is generally the recommended set because it allows you to use skill in shorter CD, which adds up to more damage than 2pc TF 2pc ATK/EM. Also 20% aggravate bonus on 4pc TF is more valuable the more EM you have, (roughly equal to 50 + 49x/576 + 25x^2/663552 extra EM at x EM, but that does not matter) so I would say 4pc TF is the best set for aggravate keqing
i got confused at the EM part and the part you said it doesnt depend on crit or electro dmg...
how much exactly should i value atk and EM while building keqing? and btw who should have more EM, keqing or fischl?
hear me out about this too:
im thinking of the following team:
fischl with gilded dreams, focused on EM and atk
yae miko with golden troupe that has absolutely NO EM substats (yes, none and i know its not ideal) but has good ATK values
either nahida with deepwood and kirara with 4pc tenacity (mixing HP and EM on the stats so she can cause some reactions while also having a strong shield since yae needs) OR nahida with 4pc gilded dreams and kirara with deepwood instead
what do u think of this team?
i dont gave sucrose or kazuha and dont feel like building any anemo character either
What I meant was
1) The damage bonus is added onto the base DMG, and is purely from character level and EM, which means that you won't get more base DMG even if you have 500% CRIT
2) The relevance of crit stats is that the whole buffed base DMG could crit and is affected by DMG Bonus%
e.g. Your keqing or whatever character originally did 6k without critting and DMG buffs, (i.e. the damage at base), and with aggravate you deal 9k. The 3k extra is NOT affected by crit and dmg bonus.
However, if you crit and have electro bonus%, say 100% CD and 60% DMG Bonus, you'll treat the 9k as base damage and multiply these numbers up
For a concrete number to refer to, I'd recommend 150-200 EM, which means you'll need either EM weapon/sands. (Or if you're lucky enough to hit enough EM rolls on the other 4 pieces)
About the team you suggested (Kirara/Fischl/Yae/Nahida), I'd say its perfectly fine but you're confined to use Nahida as an on-field driver. Also, the tenacity 4pc buff only lasts for 3 seconds so I'd recommend Kirara using 4 deepwood if your nahida deals good damage.
The only way to actually utilise 4pc tenacity is to instantly snapshot it with fischl but you'd have to make sure you don't mess that up.
Nahida still could use 4pc Gilded and will gain 180 (80 from 2pc, 50x2 from 4pc). This could allow her to invest in either dendro goblet or crit rate circlet.
@@12946 hey i really appreciate the help and attention, you gained a follower and btw your video was super helpful. thank you! 🫶
Thanks!!
This might be a huge insult to a Keqing Main of great renown such as you fine sir, but with this comp; should I run my Raiden ER build or Thundering Fury with EM instead?
Well first I don’t consider myself renowned because I’m still a nobody, but I’ll still answer your question anyway.
In almost all cases, using Raiden ER is strictly better than Thundering Fury EM build because of how high her scalings on ATK and ER (A4 passive I believe). Using aggravate raiden will not benifit that much as the aggravate bonus you get is much less than you get if you invest in ER.
@@12946 Thank you :D
Do you also know how to calc Aggravate and Hyperbloom? I'm trying to learn it as of now but idk what sources to go to
I would recommend the wiki page for damage calculation but here is a brief summary
Hyperbloom is a transformative reaction (doesn’t use ATK/CRIT) and is fully dependent on character level and EM. Character level acts a base damage for hyperbloom (4340 at level 90 I think) and multipled by a factor of (1 + 16*EM/(EM+2000)). This damage is affected by enemy RES
On the other hand, aggravate adds a damage bonus onto the damage you’re dealing. The damage bonus is given by 1.15*Level multiplier*(5*EM/(EM+1200)), where level multiplier is another factor based on character level (1.4k at Lv90 I think) and the aggravate damage (base + bonus) could crit.
Hope this helps
@@12946 This really REALLY helps!! Thank you so much!!! :D
Would gilded dreams work with Keqing? I just have better gilded pieces than I do TF pieces.
Yes it does indeed work but you would have to use ATK sands instead because too much EM will lead to diminishing returns
@@12946 ahh ok! thanks! 🙏
Exactly my question
I have more guilded dream pieces since its resin efficient with deepwood set, i dont want Thundersoother , so she will be gilded dreams thanks both, nice video
@@ahmedbraham3327 Yea I guess 4 gilded is just more efficient to farm for a number of characters but TF domain is kinda only for keqing and cyno now because fischl and miko uses golden troupe
How much EM i should have on my keqing
Short answer: it depends
Long answer: If you are using sucrose/nahida, you will get a lot of EM from their passives so you don’t need a lot, as EM is a stat with actual diminishing returns and using EM artifacts/weapons will provide progressively less value if you have more EM. For an amount to stick with, I would suggest 75-150 EM with two EM buffers and around 150-250 with only one EM buffer.
@@12946hey I just saw this and I jist finished building my Keqing. I am running R3 wolf fang (will go to R5) with atk% sand. Now would it be better to keep looking for an EM sand and/or replace weapon with R5 iron sting and keep the atk% sand? Team comp: Keqing, Baizhu, Fischl, Kazuha/Sucrose.
Sorry for the late reply and I'll try to answer your question.
The whole point of choosing ATK%/EM sands is to avoid having too much of ATK or EM (otherwise known as diminishing returns), so if you are using Sucrose, which gives EM, using EM sands will waste its potential as you will get less damage bonus for each point of EM the higher EM you have (200 is generally the comfort zone), therefore using ATK% sands with sucrose is best.
However, kazuha doesn't buff EM before C2. Therefore using an EM sands is perfectly fine, but note that ATK% is not that much worse, assuming similar substats. I think you will be much better with just using the ATK% sands you have and you could free up the resin for other characters (please don't grind TF that much, been there)
@@12946 hey thanks a lot! Now Im thinking of pulling the mistsplitter not just for keqing but maybe for other sword dps. When I did the calculator, for some reason r5 wolfang does more damage than mistplitter. Is this correct? What do you think?
@@kendrixmegino9576 Well this honestly depends on the playstyle and the artifacts, as you might want to reserve wolfang if you have inconsistent crits, but if you have enough crit rate (60-70) misplitter probably still beats r5 as normal attack damage is still a huge portion of her damage, whereas the wolfang only buffs E and Q when misplitter gives DMG% in general.
I’d say the wolfang is completely fine as it has +27.6% CR on NAs and +43.6% CR on E and Q max stacks, which could allow more investment on crit damage or ATK and EM, as the weapon banner is kinda a scam sometimes.
At last, please note that this is purely speculation and in the sleep deprived state that I’m in right now, this should be merely taken as advice. I will try to give some form of calculation later. Please feel free to spend your primos on anything.