Genshin Impact

The objectives are never clear and you have to use guides. These developers must think we have 200 IQ. Cutscenes are also unskippable so half the time playing is spent watching them.

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I came into Genshin Impact skeptical- I'm not a gacha person or an anime person, and I was expecting it to be a mildly interesting Breath of the Wild knockoff mainly built around extracting money. But there is SO much more to Genshin than that! •GRAPHICS/MUSIC/PERFORMANCE: Even at low settings, this game looks beautiful and runs surprisingly well for a content-heavy mobile game. Although I often experience mild to moderate lag on mobile depending on what I'm doing in game, I think it's forgivable considering just how much the game has to render! The various nations are full of varied and incredible landscapes, from the rolling grassy plains, to rugged, mountainous terrain, lightning-lit islands, dark tunnels deep beneath the earth, lush rainforest, and harsh, endless dunes of the desert, I find myself stopping to take screenshots and take everything in often because of how beautiful it looks! The music and sounds of this game are also absolutely top-notch- I often find myself humming the tunes even after I stop playing. The voice acting is almost universally great as well, although there's some for most actions and some attack/sprint/idle lines can be a bit annoying when heard on repeat for a while. •STORY/LORE: The story starts off a bit weak and cliche, and the BotW elements are most obvious there, but Genshin quickly finds its own voice and becomes more unique and more interesting the further you progress into the game. There's a compelling main story with great voice acting and cutscenes, but also tons of interesting side quests Outside of the story, as mentioned above, the world is full of lore in everything from books, to weapon descriptions, to boss materials, to artifacts, and even food. I've discovered tons of stories and mysteries that happened long ago just by reading flavor text on everything I find. All the nations in the game contain elements of real cultures, which has helped me learn about the real-world equivalents, but they also contain their own elements distinct from the real world that make them feel more immersive/unique. The quests also provide fairly good in-game rewards. (Many of the quests are dialogue-heavy, which I enjoy, but others might not.) The game also frequently includes events with fun character interactions that may help you gain deeper insight into the characters and events that happen around them. A lot of the characters are trope-y and cliche on the surface, but you can learn more about them as you play them, plus going through the events of the story with them and seeing them in events can really bring you to care for them. •COMBAT: The combat seems simple at first- every character has a normal attack, an elemental skill, and a ultimate elemental skill called a "burst-" but that simplicity belies how interesting and fun it is to build teams around elemental reactions and the specific mechanics of each character. There's not a huge variety of enemies at first, but as you traverse more nations, you meet more types of foes, and they become more numerous and (sometimes) more difficult to fight. I found combat to be difficult when I first started out, but once you have a few strong characters, generally fighting enemies in the overworld becomes pretty trivial. The game also frequently includes events (as mentioned above) that provide fun combat challenges or non-combat mini games for rewards. •EXPLORATION: I feel pretty confident in saying I've spent well over a hundred hours on exploration alone, completely independent of the hundreds of quests. All the nations of Genshin are filled to the brim with chests, puzzles (most of which are very simple however), challenges (often timed), and collectibles. As you explore more nations, you discover more areas with unique mechanics that can make things more tricky or more interesting, like the Bitter Cold on the towering mountain Dragonspire, the tether points that help you zip through the air in the Sumeru jungle, or the invisible ruin walls concealed in the Great Red Sand. •GRIND: Unfortunately, there's a heavy grind in the game. All the characters, talents, and weapons require several types of materials, some of which are only for weapons or talents and nothing else. And there's also artifacts, which are the game's form of equipment and extremely RNG-based and grindy to get good ones. Additionally, there is an energy system, called "resin ," that has to be spent to collect some materials, limiting how much you're allowed to collect at a time. However, most of the items (aside from artifacts) become easier to obtain as you level up and have a few strong characters. Artifacts never get easier though- they remain ridiculously RNG-based on several levels. I would say artifacts are by far the game's weakest point and the absolute worst to grind. Luckily, it's far from necessary to have perfect artifacts- halfway decent is good enough. •OTHER CONS: Unfortunately, although it's not present in dialogue or anything, there's a lot of oversexualization of the adult female characters in this game (i.e. boob windows, thigh windows, overly tight and impractically skimpy outfits) which is not my favorite thing and can take some getting used to. There are children characters in the game, but they are not even remotely sexual used in my view. It is of course also a gacha game that encourages gambling, but it provides plenty of in-game currency and one can experience everything the game has to offer without spending a cent. CONCLUSION: Genshin Impact has a few flaws, but the good so much outweighs the bad that I can only highly recommend it. This game is nothing like any mobile game I've ever seen- it's more like an AAA RPG game (with gacha elements), with the added bonus of being free! If you were a skeptic like me, I'd encourage you to give it a chance and stick with it for a bit- the beginning is a bit weak, but it only gets better and better as you go on.

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Hey I wanted to ask why is the game is still quite lag and not smooth even when I play on an iPhone X?

this game has distracted me from a lot of my mental health issues and is so fun! sometimes i rage at the puzzles and have to search how to solve it but still fun. love it<3

This is an amazing game! From characters, to even the view itself. Though, I have seen a bunch of wishing animations lately. Like from: @TurtleMaster3000V2 on YouTube. His animations for the wishing system is wonderful! This would be a great outlook for Genshin, and I guarantee it would definitely drag more people into playing the game! If you see this, I would love for you to get inspired and possibly do this! Though, I know it would take time, especially for all the 5star characters that currently take place in the game. This was just a suggestion, no demands! 👍👍👍

i miss the old times when i used to spend racks on here and literally stay up until 8 or 9 am playing … now all i do is spend like 10 mins at most on her😞😞🙏

I used to play 24/7 but had to delete cuz my phone couldn’t handle it, recently got an iPad and figured I could download it on here but i wasn’t able to login with my username

I never thought I’d love a game so much like I do this. The creators did an amazing job making this game. They should be very proud of themselves.