My Absolute Pulsation Pulls: How I Got Ages of Harvest

I still remember the exact evening when the Absolute Pulsation banner appeared in Wuthering Waves. The 1.1 update had just arrived, and I was a relatively new player trying to understand the Convene system. I had reached Union Level 8 and completed the combat trial in First Resonance, so the Convene function was finally active. When I opened the event screen, the featured weapon Ages of Harvest immediately caught my eye. The event also boosted three 4-Star weapons: Discord, Commando of Conviction, and Amity Accord. I did not know it then, but that banner would teach me more about resource planning than any guide.

The schedule ran from the 1.1 update until July 22, 2024 at 09:59 server time. I remember checking the clock constantly. Limited windows always make me nervous because I like to gather as much Forging Tide as possible before committing. The prerequisite was simple enough: reach Union Level 8 or complete the combat trial in First Resonance and activate the Convene function. Since I had already done both, I could pull right away. But I forced myself to slow down and read the fine print first.

Absolute Pulsation was a Featured Weapon Convene event type. In plain terms, that meant I needed Forging Tide to convene. The banner promised at least one 4-Star or higher rarity Resonator or weapon every 10 attempts. That safety net felt reassuring. Even if my luck was terrible, every ten-pull would give me something beyond just fodder. I had been hoarding Forging Tide from exploration, quests, and login rewards, so I knew I could afford a few multi-pulls.

The guarantee count was shared among all Featured Resonator Convene events and carried over until a 5-Star Resonator was obtained. That clause mattered more than I expected. I had already built up some pity on a previous character event, so my past pulls were not wasted. They carried over into Absolute Pulsation. That meant my first 5-Star could come sooner than I thought. I felt optimistic.

My first ten-pull brought Discord. It was a solid 4-Star weapon, but I wanted the golden glow. The second ten-pull gave me Commando of Conviction. Then I saw Amity Accord in the third multi. The boosted 4-Star lineup was clearly working, but I still needed Ages of Harvest. I started to wonder whether I would need to spend everything.

Here is a quick reference table for the event:

Weapon	Rarity	Status
Ages of Harvest	5-Star	Featured Exclusive
Discord	4-Star	Rate Up
Commando of Conviction	4-Star	Rate Up
Amity Accord	4-Star	Rate Up

The next pull session changed my mood completely. The convene animation turned gold, and I stopped breathing for a second. The silhouette was Ages of Harvest. Because Absolute Pulsation guaranteed the 5-Star to be Ages of Harvest, there was no off-banner surprise. That guarantee was the best part of the event. I equipped the weapon immediately and took it into battle. The damage difference was immediately visible, and I finally understood why players save for exclusive weapons.

The most important detail I learned was exclusivity. Ages of Harvest was exclusive to the Featured Weapon Convene and would not be available by other means once the event ended. That meant if I missed this window, I could not simply pull it later from a standard banner. For a collector like me, that changed everything. I stopped spending Forging Tide randomly and started saving for weapons that would disappear.

Now in 2026, I still use that lesson. Wuthering Waves has added new weapon convene events since 1.1, but the core rules remain familiar: check the schedule, confirm the prerequisite, understand the guarantee count, and respect exclusivity. New players often ask me whether a weapon banner is worth it. My answer is always the same: read the in-game Convene screen carefully. If the featured 5-Star is exclusive and you can reach the guarantee, it may be worth the Forging Tide.

That night in 2024, I went from confused newcomer to confident planner. Absolute Pulsation gave me Ages of Harvest, but it also gave me a framework for every future convene. I still smile when I see that weapon in my inventory because it reminds me that patience and preparation can turn a lucky pull into a permanent advantage.