by ” Hey, I’m Here ” is a F2P Cone of Light that belongs to the Path of Abundance in Honkai Star Rail , it is a weapon that can be obtained as an event reward in “Raposian Stories to Keep You from Sleeping” introduced in version 1.5 of the game.
Within the Path of Abundance, it is one of the most versatile Cones of Light that we will find, since it increases the healing of the wearer and their HP, two parameters that will be great for almost any character who belongs to this path.
Coincidentally, the statistics of this Cone of Light exactly match those of other weapons of this same Path such as “Shared Sentiment” and “Equivalent Exchange”. That being said, we will proceed to analyze the passive of this Cone of Light and the best possible carriers for it.
ATTRIBUTES OR STATISTICS OF “HEY, I’M HERE”
Let’s start by looking at its basic attributes, keep in mind that we will give you the data that it has at level 80 (the maximum):
- HP : 953.
- ATK : 423.
- DEF : 397.
Next, we will see the benefits that the passive of this Cone of Light brings us:
- S1 : +8% to the wearer’s Maximum HP. When using the Basic Skill, the Healing performed by the wielder is increased by 16% for 2 turns.
- S5 : +12% to the wearer’s Maximum HP. When using the Basic Skill, the Healing performed by the wielder is increased by 28% for 2 turns.
On the one hand, it will increase the maximum HP of the wearer by 8%, a fairly low amount that does not improve much in its S5, since the Cone of Light “Warm Nights Don’t Last” gives us a greater amount in its S1 than “Hey, I’m Here” in his S5 (yes, the other Cone of Light is obtained by paying the Anonymous Glory).
On the other hand, it will greatly increase the Healing performed by the wearer when he uses his Basic Skill. For example, in the event that the team is in trouble, it will be very convenient to use the bearer’s Basic Skill before rolling the Ultimate Skill , in order to greatly enhance its healing (as long as said skill generates healing, since each Healer has its own skill kit).
WHAT CHARACTER DID I EQUIP IT TO?
In general, this Cone of Light is quite useful for any character who scales their healing based on the amount of HP they have:
If you do not have “Terrific Night” for your Huohuo , this Cone of Light can be a very good option for her, since we will always activate the passive effect that increases healing with her since we will need to use her Basic Skill every two turns to be able to activate the effects of his Talent.
In addition, their healing scales based on the amount of HP this character has, so we can also take advantage of the increase that this Cone of Light brings to said statistic.
Lynx will not only benefit from the HP provided by this Cone of Light to improve the efficiency of his healing, but it will also be useful to further increase the Maximum HP of the ally he heals with his Basic Skill .
In addition, we will almost always have the bonus to the Healing performed that this Cone of Light grants, especially if we take Lynx with a character who we are interested in increasing his HP so that he does more damage (as would be the case of Blade), since we would have You have to make more frequent use of your Basic Skill to maintain this increase.
Natasha can eliminate a negative effect by healing an ally with her Basic Skill, so we will normally make frequent use of this and keep the passive of this Cone of Light active, which will significantly increase the Healing performed by this character (which is not available to her). not bad, since sometimes it falls a little short).
In addition, Natasha is another character who also heals based on the amount of HP she has, so this Cone of Light is very good for her as a whole.
Other characters who can take advantage of this Cone of Light:
- Bailu : Actually, this Cone of Light is also good for her, but since her entire kit is based on healing and does not contribute anything, it is better to equip her with another weapon such as “Equivalent Exchange” that allows her to at least generate energy for the group, since there is plenty of healing.
