C0 Raiden Hypercarry and C0 Yae Quickbloom | Genshin Impact Abyss 4.6 Floor 12 9 Stars 

Correct. Off field dps is almost always superior in genshin, especially if they're dealing similar, if not the same amount of dmg as on fielder. Xiangling, fischl, Yae, Xq, Yelan, Furina, Nahida. Simply because rotation flexibility, you can switch out without losing dmg. Need to group enemies mid fight? Switch to Kazuha. Need someone to tank dmg? Switch to someone with high hp. Need to refresh vv debuff? Swith to your anemo. Need reapply Nahida skill on new wave? Switch to Nahida. Etc etc. Which is one of the reasons why Neuvillette, Arlecchino, and even Navia to *some* *extent* is at a tier on their own as an onfielder, because they have similar rotation flexibility like an off fielder. They don't lose out on their dmg window when you need to switch.

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While the Yae Miko and Raiden Shogun duo can definitely conquer most challenges, their synergy seems less appealing these days. Yae excels at applying Electro, making Aggravate a perfect reaction for her. Raiden, on the other hand, shines in pure Electro damage (Hypercarry) or triggering Hyperbloom. She can also function well in Overload-Vape teams, but again, she's not the one triggering the reactions. So, a team with Yae, Raiden, and Bennett faces a dilemma. Do you include a Dendro character to maximize Yae's Aggravate potential, even though Raiden gains little from it? Or do you add an Electro support, sacrificing Yae's ideal reaction? Both options work, but for peak performance, it's better to use them on separate teams. Another challenge arises from both characters wanting on-field time, which can lead to longer team rotations, especially on rotations where Yae bursts. And there's also the competition. If you're going to put Raiden and Bennett on the same team, it's hard to justify not just playing Raiden-National, since it's such a strong, flexible and comfortable team. Raiden-National being Raiden-Bennett-Xiangling and Xingqiu or Yelan.

​@@DiogoVKersting It's not necessary to add Bennett to their team. I've played various variations of dendro packs, and Raiden drives them very well. 2 dendros in resonance with Nahida, or dendro+hydro work well. In particular, I like the Raiden, Yae, Furina, Baizhu/Yaoyao pack. Yes, Raiden's own damage in such packs is not so great, but it is still not bad, plus the damage from other characters whose energy she cares about. Raiden, Yae, Furina, Jinn also work very well, although she is more demanding of good execution.

​@@eldeness2525 It's definitely possible, and it will clear content for sure. The thing to consider is that both Yae and Raiden appreciate a good Attack buff, and Bennett offers the strongest one in the game. Plus, he heals! Yae might work well with Baizhu since she doesn't have any sort of resistance to interruption, and a lot of her damage comes from reactions. Raiden might not be the best fit for the fourth slot here. Have you thought about Fischl? She doesn't need to be on the field as much, and her A4 passive can deal a lot of damage. With Nahida and Yae taking turns on the field, they'd all benefit greatly from Nahida's Elemental Mastery buff. That being said, if you have Raiden at Constellation 2 or with her signature weapon, her raw power might still outshine Fischl, even without a ATK buffer.

@@DiogoVKersting Well, Bennett’s relevance in current realities is a separate controversial topic. He loses a lot of his effectiveness when multiple characters compete for his buff. He is effective with heroes such as Xiangling, Beidou, Fischl, who can “remember” his buff, as well as in hypercarry lineups. And let him heal, the downside is that he is tied to the area and has a pyro status on the character, which can easily be used to catch a one-shot. (Sorry if there were any mistakes here, English is not my native language) Returning to our topic, although Yae and Raiden really appreciate the increase in Bennett's attack, with their large multipliers, but Yae's procast will take too much time, and for Raiden it will only be enough for half a stance. And “from the pocket” Yae cannot get his buff, so he will only enhance Yae’s ult. Therefore, Bennett does not realize his full potential as a buffer here; you can find heroes who will be more effective here. In addition, Bennett does not combine well with Furina, so you will need to use Yelan/Xingqiu, which will make the pack weaker than with Furina + Baizhu/Jean. Against bosses, it will really be more convenient to use Yae as a driver, and take Fischl instead of Raiden (after all, Fischl also pours a lot of energy), and the buds will do more damage thanks to Yae’s elemental mastery, but in the case of waves of multiple targets, Raiden will be more effective.

@@eldeness2525 I's true the main benefit from Bennett for Yae is the ult. For a pure off-field Yae, Bennett is just not necessary. I have ran Yae, Fischl, Nahida, Bennett quite a bit, and the team feels really good. In the case of Furina teams, it's much more a matter of Bennett being incompatible with Furina than Bennett not being good. I've heard of people running a pure-healer Bennett with Furina in quick swap teams, but I never tried it, so I'm not sure how viable it is. And of course, if Raiden is triggering hyperblooms, then she doesn't need ATK buffs. Otherwise, there's a huge incentive to run Raiden with Bennett. A large portion of Raiden's damage is her first hit of her Ult , so the vast majority of Raiden`s damage will be buffed by Bennett. This was never a problem.

My yanfei isn’t fully built could I just go for klee instead? And replace baizhu with Yao since I don’t have him or would that set up not work?

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Finally someone upload my best team yae quickbloom :D. But my team yae furina kazuha baizhu.

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Good one. However, I read from another comment somewhere that electro resistance is already decreased when they swirl the electro in the early part of the rotation. The pyro infused kazuha burst helps with pyro application to allow overload reactions, which would deal more damage than just electro infused kazuha burst. Just like when you see sara used her charged attack before bennett used burst, it just helps with adding more reaction = more damage overall.

@@muslihhm7534 I thought the same as you, but check the damage you do with the electro imbued in Kazuha's ulti and the pyro so you realize that I'm not lying, the only thing that increases your damage is that you are in Benneth's ulti but in reality the one that Raiden does the total damage, but if you have the c2

Point out to me instance in the video where raiden’s ult was not buffed by vv and/or kazuha’s A4. Remember vv and A4 are triggered by swirl, not his absorption.

That may be right most of the time, but not with 12-2-1. Cryo shield melts faster with pyro swirl

His swirl buffs damage not his infusion