Trigger Cultivation Guide for Zenless Zone Zero: Techniques and Methods for Trigger Development

Today, I bring you the Trigger cultivation gameplay guide for Zenless Zone Zero, and as an S-rank Thunder attribute Break character, Trigger possesses a unique dual-form combat style. Whether it's the precise strikes from long-range sniping or the fierce slashes in close combat, these make Trigger extremely charming and full of potential in battle. To make Trigger shine on the battlefield, a detailed cultivation guide is essential. Character development is a crucial step for players on their path to becoming stronger. The following content will help players along the way, guiding them through Trigger's growth journey.

Upgrading Trigger requires a large amount of Dinars, which are the game's universal currency, totaling 3.7 million. Additionally, 300 Investigation Packs and specific level materials are needed, including 4 Basic Break Certification Emblems, 30 Advanced Break Certification Emblems, and 30 Breakers. These materials can be obtained through completing main quests, participating in dungeon challenges, and daily activity rewards. In the early stages of the game, prioritize advancing through main quests to gain experience and upgrade materials, quickly raising Trigger's level to 30-40, unlocking some basic skills and combat abilities. In the mid-game, participate in daily dungeons and limited-time events to steadily obtain materials, gradually increasing the level to around 50. In the late game, focus on high-difficulty dungeons and challenge events to acquire higher-level materials, aiming for the full 60 levels.

The materials required for upgrading Trigger's skills are quite abundant. You need 25 Basic Electric Chips, 75 Advanced Electric Chips, and 250 Specialized Electric Chips. Additionally, 5 Hamster Cage Accessors are needed. These chip materials can be obtained from specific skill material dungeons, daily challenge rewards, and some event tasks. Hamster Cage Accessors are rarer and may be produced in high-difficulty hidden dungeons or special limited-time events. It is recommended to prioritize upgrading special skills, whether it's the gun skills in the ranged mode that can stack Concerto Snipe effects and increase subsequent hit damage, or the blade skills in the melee mode that can stack enhancement buffs, all of which greatly enhance Trigger's combat capabilities in different battle scenarios.

Upgrade the normal attack, Silent Snipe, to increase its damage and energy point storage efficiency. The core skill, Concerto Snipe, as a burst skill, should be gradually upgraded when resources permit. Each level increase significantly boosts Thunder attribute damage. For combo skills, they can be upgraded later based on team composition.

Given that Trigger is a Thunder attribute character, teaming up with other Thunder attribute characters can create a certain synergy in elemental damage. Pairing with another Thunder attribute DPS character can trigger Thunder-related elemental reactions when attacking enemies, increasing total damage. However, due to Trigger's complex dual-form output capabilities, if paired with a pure Thunder attribute team, there might be a shortage of skill cooldowns. Therefore, when developing the team, plan the skill release order and rhythm reasonably. Through practical combat drills, find the best skill combination methods, and ensure that the team has characters that can replenish energy to guarantee continuous skill releases.

The content of the Trigger cultivation gameplay guide for Zenless Zone Zero is now complete. In the game, you can also preferentially choose attributes such as double crit, Thunder attribute mastery/attack, and Thunder attribute anomaly efficiency. Anomaly mastery, penetration rate, and percentage of attack can also be important choices, further enhancing Trigger's output and the effectiveness of hitting enemy weaknesses.