Kick a Lucky Block Update 3: Weather Machine Guide

The Weather Machine is the headline addition in Kick a Lucky Block's Update 3, replacing the old Virus Machine entirely. If you want rare block variants like alien or enchanted lucky blocks, this machine is your fastest route to getting them. Here's everything you need to know about how it works.

What is the Weather Machine in Kick a Lucky Block?

The Weather Machine sits in the starting area of Kick a Lucky Block and is accessible to every player as soon as they load in. It replaced the previous Virus Machine and works on a sacrifice-and-summon system: you offer Brainrots to the machine to trigger one of four weather events, each of which has a percentage chance to drop a specific lucky block variant.

Each event runs for exactly 10 minutes after you summon it, so timing your kicks around the active window matters.

Weather Machine at spawn

What are the four Weather Machine events?

There are four distinct events you can summon, each tied to a different lucky block type. The drop chances vary significantly, so knowing which event gives the best return for your Brainrots is worth thinking through before you sacrifice anything.

The Witch Event offers the highest drop chance at 18%, making it the most reliable option if you're farming for a specific block type. The Bacon Event sits at just 6%, which makes it the riskiest trade for your Brainrots.

How do you summon a Weather Machine event?

Walk up to the Weather Machine in the starting area and check what each event requires. Every event has a specific Brainrot cost listed on the machine itself. Once you meet the requirement and confirm the sacrifice, the event activates immediately and runs for 10 minutes.

The key variable here is which Brainrots you actually have available. To access rarer events or meet higher-cost requirements, you'll need stronger Brainrots, which means investing in your Kick Power and Luck stats. Higher Kick Power and Luck increase your chances of pulling better Brainrots from lucky blocks in the first place, giving you more options at the Weather Machine.

Upgrade Kick Power and Luck stats

Should you sacrifice Brainrots or keep them for money?

This is the real decision point in Update 3. Brainrots have sell value, so every sacrifice is a trade-off between potential lucky block drops and straight-up currency. The math depends on how rare your Brainrots are and which event you're targeting.

For common Brainrots with low sell value, feeding the Witch Event at 18% makes sense. For rarer Brainrots worth significant in-game money, you'll want to weigh whether a 6-18% chance at a lucky block variant justifies giving them up permanently.

The IGN wiki notes that having multiples of the same Brainrot is the clearest signal to use them on the machine rather than sell, since duplicates typically yield diminishing returns when sold in bulk.

Tips for getting the most out of Update 3

• Prioritize Kick Power upgrades first to pull better Brainrots from blocks, which gives you more material to work with at the Weather Machine.
• Run the Witch Event when you want reliable drops. Its 18% rate is the highest available and makes the most of a sacrifice session.
• Coordinate with other players in your server. Since the Weather Machine is shared and events last 10 minutes, timing your kicks during an active event benefits everyone.
• Save rare Brainrots unless you have duplicates. The Bacon Event's 6% rate rarely justifies spending a high-value Brainrot.

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