All about Genshin Impact! (NOT SPONSORED!)


Hey guys! Are you surprised that I know A LOT about Genshin Impact (GI)? Just to give you a brief introduction about what Genshin Impact is, it's a video game that you can play on a mobile phone or on PC. Here are things you need to know about  GI.

What does Genshin consists of?
Genshin consists of anime characters, and also fighting bosses and enemies while exploring fantasy worlds! Tevyat is the main world, but there's also other fictional regions, like Inazuma or Liyue. I find that some of the regions are based from different countries.

Like Inazuma (which is to your left), it looks like Japan's cherry blossom on the background. There are tons of similarities within these regions, but there are also some features that can be used in Genshin Impact. In GI, the storyline is about 2 lost twins separated from each other by an unknown goddess. It will prompt you to choose a twin, or A.K.A a traveller for you to use on your journey. You have to explore regions to find each other, leading to fight a series of bosses and Ascension Quests in order to level up your Adventure Rank (AR) (which I'll talk more about Adventure Rank later). The maximum amount of your AR level is AR 60.

Features

Wishing
Features in GI include wishing, which is basically getting characters by collecting primogems (which is getting a token to get a character). But it's not easy to get 4 or 5 star characters, because you need to reach a certain 50/50 chance to get a 5 star character.

The chances of getting a 5 star character are pretty low, so you can purchase Crystal Genesises, which are a replacement of primogems. You can get a character from a term called a banner. Though, it won't last   long!

Daily Commissions
This a way to get primogems in order to get a character. You have to fight bosses in 4 daily quests.
 
These daily quests are called Daily Commissions. If you complete all 4 of them, you can redeem an extra 20+ primogems from a region called Mondstadt. You can also gain EXP, which I'll talk about next.



Adventure EXP
Adventure EXP (also known as EXperience Points) are used for leveling up your Adventure Rank, or as we Genshin Impact players shortened it, AR. 

You can obtain EXP from Daily Commissions or Quests too. You might be wondering. Why do we need to increase our AR? Without increasing your AR, it doesn't really unlock different quests for you to play in GI.

There are plenty more features but GI will talk on more about it.

Character Features

Constellations 

What if you happen to get the same character again? Well, Genshin features a thing called Constellations. If you get the same character 6 times, you will unlock your characters' maximum amount of Constellation. Unlocking a constellation results to using new skills for combat in your character. 

Leveling up your character

You can level up your character by these book-like materials called Adventurer's Experience, Hero's Wit or Wanderers Advice. Hero's Wit is whopping 20,000 EXP, while Adventurer's Experience is worth 5,000 EXP. And for Wanderer's Advice, 1,000 EXP. Like EXP, you can obtain these leveling-up materials from quests, unlocking treasure chests or fighting bosses.

Thanks for reading this detailed guide to playing Genshin Impact. I hope you found this guide useful and helpful. BYE!

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