To check your Wuthering Waves Closed Beta II (CBT2) qualification during the 2024 recruitment, you had to open the CBT2 Qualification Inquiry Page, sign in with the credentials associated with your recruitment questionnaire, and choose “Check Qualification.” Successful applicants were also notified at the email address entered in the questionnaire. This was a time-limited process: the official news index records qualification distribution ending on February 18, 2024, and CBT2 ending on March 17, 2024. The old instructions explain the historical process; they do not confirm that the inquiry page or support channel still works today.
What did the CBT2 qualification check involve?
During the original Closed Beta II recruitment, Kuro Games provided a web-based qualification inquiry rather than asking applicants to infer their status from the game client or a public list. The historical end-of-qualification notice directed applicants to sign in on the inquiry page with the credentials supplied when they completed the recruitment questionnaire, then select “Check Qualification.”
The notice also described email as a second notification route. Applicants who were selected were told to watch the address they entered in the questionnaire. That meant the web check and the email notice were two ways of confirming the same 2024 recruitment outcome, not two separate applications.
The original inquiry address was https://wutheringwaves.kurogame.com/en/cbt. Because qualification distribution ended on February 18, 2024 and the beta itself ended on March 17, 2024, treat that address as a historical reference, not as a guaranteed live service.
How can I confirm if I have obtained the CBT2 qualification?
The historical check required the same account information used for the recruitment questionnaire. Follow these steps if you are documenting or revisiting the original process.
- Open the CBT2 Qualification Inquiry Page. Use the historical URL published in the qualification notice: https://wutheringwaves.kurogame.com/en/cbt. A page that no longer loads is not evidence that your original application failed; the event and its distribution window have ended.
- Sign in with the questionnaire credentials. Use the login details associated with the Kuro account and recruitment questionnaire submission. Do not substitute a different account simply because it is the one currently signed in to another Kuro service.
- Select “Check Qualification.” The reproduced developer notice described this button as the action that displayed whether the applicant was qualified. The wording in that notice was: “Then click ‘Check Qualification’ to see if you’re qualified.”
- Check the questionnaire email address. Successful applicants were also notified by email. Search the inbox connected to the recruitment questionnaire, then inspect spam, junk, promotions, subscription, or other filtered folders if the message is not visible in the main inbox.
The web result was the direct status check. The email was a notification fallback, so an applicant who did not immediately see a message should not assume that the absence of an inbox message alone proves non-qualification.
Which email should I search for?
Search the address that you entered in the CBT2 recruitment questionnaire, rather than an address added to your account later. The historical notice identified [email protected] as the sender for qualification messages.
Use your mail provider’s search field for terms such as “Wuthering Waves,” “CBT2,” or the sender address. Also check automated folders and mailbox rules: a message can be delivered but hidden from the primary inbox by spam filtering, a subscription tab, an archive rule, or an over-quota mailbox.
Do not reply to the no-reply address expecting a manual status decision. It was named as the sender of the automated notification. The notice separately listed [email protected] for problems with the qualification check.
What credentials should I use on the inquiry page?
Use the credentials tied to the Kuro account that submitted the recruitment questionnaire. The recruitment FAQ described the questionnaire as a one-time submission for each Kuro account, and it said that submitted information could not be edited afterward.
That rule matters when an applicant has several accounts or remembers using a different login method. Trying another account can show no matching application even when the original questionnaire was submitted successfully. Reconstruct which account was used for the questionnaire before treating a failed login or empty result as a qualification decision.
The one-submission rule belongs to the 2024 recruitment process. It is not a current account-recovery policy and does not establish a way to change questionnaire information now.
What should I do if “Check Qualification” does not show a result?
A missing result can have several explanations, especially now that the beta period is historical. Separate a login problem, a page-availability problem, and an original application-status question before troubleshooting.
If the page does not load
First verify that the address is entered exactly as published and that your browser is not blocking the page with an extension, stale cache, or an embedded privacy setting. If the address still fails, the available notices do not establish that the old inquiry service remains online. Do not interpret an unavailable page as a newly issued rejection or as proof that your account was never recorded.
If your credentials are rejected
Confirm that you are using the account associated with the questionnaire, not a separate game account or a newly created login. Password-reset or account-recovery options, if shown by the current site, are general account functions; the historical qualification notice did not publish a present-day recovery procedure for CBT2 status.
If the page accepts the login but returns no qualification
Check for account mix-ups and spelling differences in the original login details. The source material does not document a second, hidden qualification list or a later appeal window. Once the beta’s distribution and test periods have passed, an empty or unavailable result cannot be converted into a current invitation.
If you need to report a technical problem
The historical notice gave [email protected] as the customer-service contact for qualification-check issues. That address was supplied for the 2024 event; the sources do not verify that it remains monitored or that it can retrieve an old result today.
Was email notification enough to prove qualification?
An email from the named sender was the official notification route described in the notice, while the inquiry page was the direct status interface. Keep the complete message, including its headers and any instructions, if you are preserving evidence of a historical invitation.
An inbox message by itself does not establish that the beta is still accessible. Qualification was tied to a closed test with a defined distribution period, so an old invitation should be understood as a record of selection for that event rather than a permanent entitlement to later testing.
When did CBT2 qualification distribution and testing end?
The official Wuthering Waves news index places the relevant milestones in early 2024. Those dates explain why a reader may be unable to obtain a new result from the old page.
| Milestone | Date listed by the official news index | What it means for a status check |
|---|---|---|
| End of CBT2 qualification distribution | February 18, 2024 | No new qualification distribution should be inferred after this date. |
| End of Closed Beta II | March 17, 2024 | The test period itself was over; a historic qualification was not an ongoing access pass. |
The dates are event dates, not a promise that the inquiry page would remain archived or functional. The available sources establish what applicants were told during the 2024 process, but they do not verify the current availability of the page or support address.
Can I apply again or edit my original CBT2 questionnaire?
The recruitment FAQ said that each Kuro account could submit the questionnaire once and that submitted information could not be edited. That prevented an applicant from correcting the original entry through a second submission under the same account.
This is a description of the CBT2 recruitment rules, not a current instruction to create another account or a method for recovering an old application. It also does not establish that a new CBT2 recruitment round exists.
How should I interpret a missing email or an old invitation today?
Interpret the evidence in context. During the recruitment window, a missing message justified checking filtered folders and using the inquiry page. After the qualification and test dates passed, the same missing message cannot be resolved into a new eligibility decision because the documented event is over.
- During the historical window: use the questionnaire credentials, select “Check Qualification,” and search all relevant mail folders.
- After the historical window: preserve any email or screenshot you already have, but do not assume that a non-working page can issue fresh access.
- For an account dispute: identify the original Kuro account first; the one-submission rule means another account may not represent the same application.
- For a technical inquiry: the notice named the support address, but its present operation is unverified.
What is the difference between the inquiry-page method and the email method?
The inquiry page was an applicant-initiated lookup: you logged in and pressed the qualification button. Email was a notification delivered to the address recorded in the questionnaire. They were complementary checks, with the page providing an on-demand result and the message serving as an alert.
| Method | What you needed | Best use | Historical limitation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Qualification Inquiry Page | Questionnaire-associated Kuro credentials | Directly view the qualification result | The sources do not confirm that the old page is still available. |
| Email notification | Access to the email address entered in the questionnaire | Confirm that a successful applicant was notified | Messages may be filtered, deleted, or inaccessible, and the sender address was part of the 2024 process. |
What should you rely on if the original page is gone?
Rely on preserved contemporaneous evidence, such as an email from the named sender or a screenshot of the inquiry result, while recognizing that the evidence relates to the 2024 beta. The available notices do not provide a current portal, an alternate lookup database, or a guaranteed support escalation for retrieving a historic result.
A web search result, an unofficial post, or a remembered username cannot substitute for the original account-linked check. If you contact support, describe the issue as a historical CBT2 qualification inquiry and include only the account and message details requested by an official channel; never send a password.
Historical status-check checklist
- Locate the Kuro account used for the recruitment questionnaire.
- Open the historically published inquiry address, understanding that it may no longer function.
- Sign in with the questionnaire-associated credentials.
- Choose “Check Qualification.”
- Search the questionnaire email account, including spam and subscription folders.
- Look for mail from
[email protected]. - For a documented qualification-check issue, note the historical support address
[email protected], without assuming it remains active. - Interpret the result against the February 18, 2024 distribution end date and March 17, 2024 beta end date.
What can be confirmed about CBT2 status now?
The documented answer is historical: applicants were told to use the qualification inquiry page with their recruitment-questionnaire credentials and click “Check Qualification,” with successful applicants also notified by email. The official timeline places both qualification distribution and the beta in 2024, and the available sources do not verify a functioning present-day lookup or recovery route.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if I no longer have access to the email used for the questionnaire?
The historical notice does not describe an alternate email-change or identity-verification process for CBT2. You can still check whether you retained an old invitation or account record, but the published material does not guarantee that support can resend a message after the event.
Can a screenshot prove that my CBT2 invitation was genuine?
A screenshot can preserve what appeared on the inquiry page, but it is strongest when accompanied by the original account record or email headers. Treat screenshots as historical documentation rather than as a current access credential.
Does CBT2 qualification carry over to a later beta or release?
No carry-over rule is stated in the qualification notice or recruitment FAQ. Qualification was described for Closed Beta II, so a later test would require its own official announcement and eligibility process.
Should I submit the questionnaire again if I cannot find my result?
The recruitment FAQ said each Kuro account could submit once and that submitted information could not be edited. A second submission under that account was therefore not the documented solution to a missing status result.