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Wuthering Waves 3.7 Livestream: When to Watch and How to Plan Your Pulls

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Ethan Brooks

Ethan Brooks

The next Wuthering Waves preview is close enough that you do not have to make a blind choice between a current banner and what comes next. The official Version 3.7 broadcast starts on September 19, 2026. Watch it for the actual banner schedule and event rewards; until then, keep your Astrite and your expectations separate from leaks. If Jingran, Hiyuki or Mornye interests you, there is still time to decide after the stream.

Wuthering Waves 3.7 preview livestream stage overlooking the sea at sunset

When does the 3.7 livestream start?

The official English broadcast page sets the start for September 19 at 19:00 UTC+8. That is 07:00 EDT or 04:00 PDT in the United States, 12:00 BST in the United Kingdom, 13:00 CEST in central Europe, and 20:00 JST in Japan, all on September 19. These are local clock conversions of the announced start, not separate regional streams. Check your calendar's time-zone setting if you are travelling.

The official YouTube waiting page is the simplest place to set a reminder or watch the replay. The official Wuthering Waves Twitch channel is the other announced live destination. A creator's restream can be useful for commentary, but use the official channels to verify any code, banner date or reward shown on screen.

What is confirmed before the show, and what is not?

The start time and official viewing channels are confirmed. Hsin and Suoming have already been publicly introduced, but their final banner order, accompanying reruns, live-version numbers and weapon value should not be inferred from test footage. The preview is where to look for the published schedule and demonstrations; the subsequent in-game notice remains the final check for exact Convene rules.

Do not fill an article or your shopping list with supposed 3.7 redemption codes before they appear on an official screen or account. The same applies to a precise update launch hour and a complete free-Astrite total. When the show ends, compare its announcements with the game's notices before treating a number on social media as a promise.

You can wait for the reveal without missing the 3.6 banners

The official Version 3.6 Phase II Convene notice lists Jingran, Hiyuki and Mornye banners through September 29 at 11:59 server time. The 3.7 broadcast is September 19, leaving a window to see the preview before deciding whether a current character still fits your account. Read your own banner countdown for the exact local deadline; server time is not automatically your device time.

There are also earnable resources left in Version 3.6. The official 3.6 patch notes list The Strings Remember through September 21 at 03:59 server time, Fogveil Pagoda and If Dreams Still Reverberate through September 29 at 03:59 server time, plus the seven-day Gifts of Drifting Mist login event. Check each event's eligibility and reward-claim screen. Do not assume every event reward is Astrite or that all unfinished stages can be cleared in one evening.

Count your real pull balance before choosing a banner

Open Convene history and count pulls since your last five-star on a Featured Resonator banner. Then record whether that five-star was the featured character or an off-banner result. Featured Resonator pity carries across banners of that type; weapon and standard histories are separate. The published Convene rules guarantee a five-star Resonator within 80 pulls, while an off-banner five-star makes the next featured five-star guaranteed. Your current counter matters much more than a generic 'how many pulls for 3.7' headline.

Add your Astrite, Radiant Tides and any unclaimed event rewards separately. One limited-character pull costs 160 Astrite if bought with currency. For example, 6,400 Astrite plus 10 Radiant Tides equals 50 character pulls. Do not add Forging Tides to that total: they are for limited weapons. Treat future login rewards as future income, not currency already available on September 19.

Give Hsin, Suoming and current banners different budgets

If you want only one character, reserve enough limited-character pulls for that target before considering a weapon. If you want both Hsin and Suoming, wait for the official order, reruns and event income, then set a separate cap for each. An early five-star can improve the plan; it should not be the assumption on which the plan depends. A weapon uses a different Tide and a different pity counter, so 'one character plus weapon' is not one shared budget.

A useful example: with 47 pulls already on the featured-character counter, at most 33 more reach the next five-star under the 80-pull rule. That is 5,280 Astrite if you have no Radiant Tides. If your next five-star is not already guaranteed to be featured, that 33-pull figure is not a guarantee of the named character. Check the result state before turning a hard-pity calculation into a purchase decision.

What to look for during the broadcast

Start with the Phase I and Phase II banner dates. Then note which limited characters share each phase, which weapons are featured, and whether an event reward arrives before or after the banner you want. Watch the character demonstrations for how long they need on field and what teammates they actually use; a short trailer is not a damage comparison. If a reward code appears, copy it from an official screen and check its redemption deadline before entering it.

After the show, open the official notices again for event entry requirements, exact server-time windows and any changes between preview and release. This is particularly important if you are about to spend on a rerun before September 29. The practical question is not whether a new character looks exciting; it is whether that character solves a gap in a team you can build with your present roster.

Spend only after the shortfall is clear

If free rewards and existing Tides cover your target, there is no reason to top up for the broadcast itself. If they do not, calculate the gap in pulls first and compare the live price and delivery method of a Wuthering Waves Lunite top up on Treabar with your in-game options. A Lunite Subscription spreads part of its value over daily claims, so it is not the same as receiving every Astrite immediately. Check the selected product's account requirements and the in-game conversion before paying.

The broadcast gives you information, not a deadline to spend. Let the banner schedule and your own pity state decide whether you pull Jingran, Hiyuki or Mornye now, save for 3.7, or keep saving beyond it.

1. Traveler considering three paths while planning Astrite and future pulls

FAQ

What time is the Wuthering Waves 3.7 livestream in my region?

It begins September 19 at 19:00 UTC+8: 07:00 EDT, 04:00 PDT, 12:00 BST, 13:00 CEST or 20:00 JST on the same date.

Where can I watch the official 3.7 preview?

Use the official Wuthering Waves YouTube broadcast page or the official Wuthering Waves Twitch channel linked above.

Are the 3.7 livestream codes available yet?

No codes were confirmed on the official broadcast page before the stream. Check the live program and official posts instead of pre-stream code lists.

Will my character-banner pity carry into Version 3.7?

The Featured Resonator Convene rules say that the guarantee count carries among banners of that type. Check your in-game history and whether your next five-star is guaranteed to be featured.

Can I watch the preview before the Jingran, Hiyuki and Mornye banners end?

Yes. The preview is September 19; the official Phase II notice lists those banners until September 29 at 11:59 server time. Your in-game countdown is the final deadline.

Ethan Brooks

Ethan Brooks

Ethan Brooks is a dedicated Wuthering Waves blog creator focused on character builds, version updates, banner planning, and team composition guides. He specializes in breaking down complex combat mechanics into clear, practical advice, helping players make smarter decisions about resource investment, pull priorities, and real-game team building.