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Weak Points Guide

How pontos fracos work on PvE targets and why hitting them is key to maximizing your dano and recompensas.

7/23/2026
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Weak points are special spots that appear on the Sol, planets, and asteroids during combat. Hitting a ponto fraco deals bonus dano, making them the single biggest dano multiplier available in any PvE fight.

They appear and disappear quickly, so success depends on attention and fast reactions more than anything else, rewarding jogadores who stay engaged throughout every fight.

Appears On:Sol, planets, asteroids
Effect:Bonus dano
Timing:During combat
Impact:Top dano multiplier

Weak Points by Target

Where pontos fracos appear and why they matter on each target type, since all PvE targets can spawn them mid-fight and exploiting them is non-negotiable for top dano.

Learning to spot and react to pontos fracos quickly is the single highest-leverage skill you can develop for maximizing your recompensas from every PvE engagement.

Every target type benefits from weak-point hits, so this one skill carries across the entire jogo rather than being useful in only a single narrow situation.

TargetWeak Points
The SolYes - bonus dano
PlanetsYes - bonus dano
AsteroidsYes - faster clears
BeaconsYes
Weak points are your biggest dano multiplier - ignoring them means losing the classificação to jogadores who consistently exploit them.

Why Weak Points Decide the Leaderboard

Two jogadores with equally strong holes can have dramatically different Sol dano depending on whether they hit pontos fracos. The bonus dano is genuinely that significant in practice.

Players who consistently target pontos fracos climb the dano classificação and earn far more Estrelas, while those who ignore them steadily fall behind no matter how strong their holes are.

Weak points also speed up clears on planets and asteroids, directly increasing your drop rate over time and improving your odds of finding a rare Buraco de Minhoca.

Hitting Weak Points Consistently

Three core habits for reliable weak-point hits, since mastering these is what separates average attackers from classificação-toppers across every PvE fight.

Drilling these habits until they are automatic is the fastest way to climb the dano rankings, because reaction speed beats raw poder when weak-point windows are this brief.

Watch for Spawns

Keep a constant eye out for pontos fracos appearing mid-fight, since their windows are brief and easy to miss.

Aim Quickly

Launch holes at pontos fracos the instant they appear, because hesitating even briefly means losing the bonus dano entirely.

Use Strong Holes

Stronger holes make weak-point bonus dano even bigger, since the multiplier scales off your base hole poder.

Weak-point windows are brief - hesitate and you lose the bonus entirely. Train yourself to react the moment one spawns on a target.

Weak-Point Combat Routine

A repeatable routine for maximizing weak-point dano, where each step compounds your bonus dano output across the entire fight.

This same routine applies equally to the Sol, planets, and asteroids, so mastering it once pays off in every PvE engagement you ever enter.

1

Engage a Target

Attack the Sol or a planet to begin the fight, putting yourself in position to react the instant a ponto fraco spawns.

2

Spot Weak Points

Watch carefully for pontos fracos appearing on the target, keeping your attention locked on the fight at all times.

3

Launch at Weak Points

Send your strongest holes immediately at the ponto fraco for maximum bonus dano before its brief window closes on you.

4

Repeat and Climb

Keep hitting pontos fracos every time they appear to steadily top the dano classificação over the full fight.

Mastering pontos fracos is the single biggest skill for earning Estrelas from PvE combat, bar none.

Weak-Point Tips

Quick pointers for squeezing maximum bonus dano out of every ponto fraco, combining the habit with other multipliers for compounding returns.

Reaction speed matters more than raw hole poder here, so even mid-nível jogadores who hit pontos fracos consistently can out-earn stronger rivals who simply spam launches blindly.

  • Pair weak-point hits with a Buraco de Minhoca for even more dano, stacking the weak-point multiplier on top of the impulso's ataque bonus.
  • Read the Sol estratégia guia for the full routine that integrates pontos fracos into a complete classificação-topping loop.
  • Use pontos fracos on asteroids to clear them faster, which directly raises your Buraco de Minhoca drop rate per hour of hunting.
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What are pontos fracos in Merge a Black Hole?

They are special spots on <a class="text-primary/80 hover:text-primary" href="/targets/the-sun-boss">the Sol</a>, planets, and asteroids that grant substantial bonus dano when hit during combat, making them the biggest dano multiplier available.

Do pontos fracos appear on the Sol?

Yes. Hitting Sol <a class="text-primary/80 hover:text-primary" href="/targets/weak-points-guide">pontos fracos</a> consistently is the single most important skill for topping the dano classificação and earning more Estrelas.

How much bonus dano do pontos fracos give?

They are the biggest dano multiplier in all of PvE - jogadores who hit them consistently far out-dano those who ignore them, often by a wide margin.

Do planets and asteroids have pontos fracos?

Yes. Hitting them clears <a class="text-primary/80 hover:text-primary" href="/targets/planets-and-asteroids">targets</a> much faster and directly improves your overall drop rate, including your odds of a valuable Buraco de Minhoca drop.

How do I hit pontos fracos consistently?

Watch for them constantly mid-fight and launch your strongest holes at them immediately - their windows are brief, so slow reactions cost you the bonus entirely.

Are pontos fracos worth focusing on?

Absolutely - they decide who earns the most <a class="text-primary/80 hover:text-primary" href="/guides/how-to-get-stars">Estrelas</a> from PvE combat, so ignoring them is effectively throwing away classificação position every single fight.
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