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genshin is in an awkward spot where it tries to appeal to casual players but fails to do so. dailies are separate actions from daily mats farming. resin is awkward, artifact rng makes you need too much of it (and dedicate too much time), yet resin refund is too slow. also each artifact/mats run takes some time, but there's no auto or swipe option. daily routine requires too much attention imo. genshin fails to appeal to casuals but also fails to appeal to competetive players as current competetive content is very lackluster (abyss every two weeks? seriously?)
as a gacha genshin is awkward too. banners are fittingly long for such pity and such low rates, but there are just too many characters. reruns take too long to come around. and even standart banner only updates for 4*, what happens when some characters fall out of demand? they vanish into void with no means to obtain?
events are also awkward. they kinda do rerun, but the story is different every time, and the story centered events do not rerun at all. what did you say about this game being story centered?
ooh and while on story and events. story locked events? i get that it's not nice to do an event without any knowledge of recent happenings, but it isn't really nice being not able to participate in them at all. there's so much to catch up to for new and returning players. and there is no skip button. and no recent dialogue button too. story centered game makes it hell to read the story, huh
gameplay (button-wise) is okay, reactions are interesting, but genshin lacks places to test your limits. everything is too squishy (hello attempt to appeal to casuals)
character design is questionable at times, but effects are pretty. locations are stunning. too bad that everything requires a bit too much computing power and i can't enjoy it as i supposed to
genshin can feel nice as first online-ish gacha game, but it lack so much qol that you see in other games. genshin loses appeal when you start playing other stuff, unless you love open world so much and are head over heels into certain characters
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i don't know where to start with this game
First of all. Very good Visually. but not only visual this game is more than that.
It have both good and bad aspect which make Genshin a great game.
Genshin done an excellent job on its story telling and music. as a player i experienced emotions throughout the visual and sound. those of which i think make the game truely a good game.
not to mention genshin have one of the most amazing characters design. their design fit well with the atmospheres, variety of clothings and style that you might never seen before surely will make you go wow.
Nagaki1K2022-09-08
It's a fun game, that is until you reach the end game. Starting the game for the first time felt so magical and new. There's a lot of areas to explore, get chests, do puzzles and such. Unfortunately, once you sweep the whole land of these said chests and puzzles, there would be almost nothing left to do. As an end game player, I usually just spend 30 minutes or less per day in playing genshin. I would log on, do my commissions, spend my resin, and then log out. If you want more challenge, I guess you can sweat in the abyss which is the game's only end game content.
shiitsama1K2022-05-09
Can't believe I never talked about this game, but it feels like the right time to talk about it now.
Genshin Impact is synonymous with the gacha game industry - by that, I mean that it's literally the first name that pops up when you think of the term alone.
Sure, it may be for the right reasons, but going into this for the long term, this game is just NOT it. Sometimes.
I still vividly remember the first time I was recommended this game by my friend (it's been a whole 367 days since he was last online 0_o). At the time, Inazuma had just come out and it was the period when Genshin had seen the highest influx in new players joining the game, so I am pretty familiar with the game.
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