Full Map Attack vs Pull Items in Where Winds Meet: Fast Farming Guide

Introduction

Where Winds Meet is packed with content: bosses, world events, dungeons, crafting materials, and currencies. That also means a lot of farming, especially once you start optimizing builds and upgrading gear. Long runs with small rewards can feel slow if you are trying to keep up with friends or new patches.

Full Map Attack and Pull Items to Crosshair are designed to speed up that grind. One clears enemies without constant repositioning, the other scoops up loot in seconds. This guide explains when to use each tool, how to configure them safely, and how to keep your farming routes efficient without making your account look suspicious.

Why Farming Takes Time in Where Winds Meet

The game’s open-world design and MMO-style systems encourage repeatable activities: daily quests, weekly bosses, material routes, and special events. Many of these require you to clear groups of enemies scattered across large areas and then manually loot everything afterward.

Even official community guides emphasize planning efficient routes, configuring performance settings, and managing your time between combat, progression, and exploration. If you want to stay competitive without sinking endless hours, smart farming tools become extremely valuable.

How Full Map Attack Works

Full Map Attack is a wide-area damage tool that lets you strike enemies without manually chasing each one. In practice, it hits valid targets around you or inside the loaded area, depending on how the mode is implemented.

When you enable it:

• Nearby enemies can take damage or die without you manually aiming every hit
• Clears of dense grind spots become much faster
• Risk rises if you use extreme damage multipliers or kill targets through walls

Safe Full Map Attack Usage

To keep things believable:

• Use moderate damage multipliers so enemies do not all disappear instantly
• Prefer open-world farming spots, not crowded towns or story hubs
• Turn the feature off during important cutscenes or NPC-heavy quests
• Avoid hitting targets that you cannot logically see or reach

This still speeds up farming dramatically while keeping your kill patterns closer to what a strong but legitimate player might achieve.

How Pull Items to Crosshair Speeds Up Looting

Once enemies are down, Pull Items to Crosshair takes over. Instead of running around picking up every drop, you lock your crosshair and bring loot directly to that point.

Benefits:

• Less time wasted backtracking through empty arenas
• Cleaner inventory management since loot piles up in one spot
• Easier to farm in co-op, since you are not racing your team through every corner

Safer Pull Settings

For a realistic feel:

• Use a limited radius so only nearby drops move, not half the map
• Aim at the ground in front of you so items appear where you are clearly standing
• Trigger pulls after fights end, not mid-combat, to avoid chaotic item movement everywhere

Combined with Full Map Attack, this turns each farm loop into a simple pattern: clear → pull → move on.

Full Map Attack or Pull Items First?

Both tools are powerful, but they shine in slightly different situations:

• Full Map Attack is best when enemies are your main bottleneck – dense spawns, repeatable arenas, or daily clear tasks.
• Pull Items to Crosshair is best when the real slowdown is looting – long routes with scattered chests and drops.

In many cases you will use both, but you can choose which one to prioritize depending on your current goal. If you are farming specific materials from elite enemies, focus on safe Full Map Attack. If you are running broader zones or group content, a lighter Full Map setup plus aggressive Pull might be enough.

Recommended Farming Preset

A balanced farming configuration could look like this:

• Full Map Attack Mode 1 enabled; Mode 2 reserved for tougher or late-game zones
• Damage Multiplier set to moderate values so tougher enemies still take more than one hit
• Speed Hack slightly increased to move between packs faster without glitchy animations
• Pull Items to Crosshair with medium radius and clear on-screen target point

With this setup, your account looks like a strong, efficient build rather than an instant kill script.

Conclusion

Farming is a huge part of long-term progression in Where Winds Meet, and tools like Full Map Attack and Pull Items to Crosshair can save you hours of repetitive work. The key is balance: enough power to make sessions smoother, not so much that your logs and behavior stand out.

If you want to combine these farming tools with movement assists, Auto Parry, Perfect Dodge, and more, visit our main Where Winds Meet cheats page. Set up a smart, safe preset once, and your future grind sessions will feel faster and far less frustrating.