INAZUMA GENSHIN IMPACT PLUS

Aside from the added environmental hazards, the new enemies and bosses prove to be tankier than ever, prompting players to rethink their strategies towards clearing the game’s content.

There’s a good reason why Mihoyo requires players to reach at least AR30 before heading over to Inazuma: unlike with Mondstandt (save the frost-ridden Dragonspine) and Liyue, a number of spots in Inazuma are laden with traps that can sap your precious HP or even kill you unknowingly. Beyond the joy of finding new chests, the added difficulty is a welcome challenge to those like me who have been playing the game for quite some time. With the nation revolving around the Electro element, the majority of the puzzles within Inazuma involve knowledge on wielding the Electro element properly.

INAZUMA GENSHIN IMPACT PLUS

Inazuma will change the way you play Genshin Impact, and that’s a big plus for me in this review. As of this writing, we do not know the extent of the roles of Kokomi, Gorou, and Sayu in the whole Inazuma story. Throughout the first archon quest, we are welcomed by Yae Miko as the shrine maiden, explaining the situation in Inazuma, while Yoimiya and Kujou Sara try to be civil with one another despite the current situation caused by the Vision Hunt decree of the Raiden Shogun.Ĭompared to the trailer Mihoyo initially released AND the events that unfolded within the first archon quest, we have more or less an idea of the roles of six out of the 9 Inazuma characters revealed. Part of his assistance includes a visit to Kamisato Ayaka–aka the most-awaited Genshin Impact character since its Closed Beta Test days–to reveal the bigger picture at the ongoing war in Inazuma. The first archon quest will introduce you immediately to Tohma, who is there to guide you towards the strict rules and regulations of Inazuma starting from the border crossing. Compared to that of Monstandt and Liyue, the Inazuma storyline is more political and complex, encouraging you to read all the lines in the game. From my initial gameplay, I can clearly see references to the Sakoku policy of the Shogunate during the Edo period. If you are a history geek, the whole Inazuma story and culture is based on Japan’s history.

They would confiscate these Visions from their wielder after torturing or killing them in the process. The Electro Archon issued a Vision Hunt Decree, which meant that officers are ordered to hunt down individuals wielding Visions. Aside from notable evidence of corruption running within the city–starting from the moment you land at Ritou Island–there is an ongoing tension within the nation. Unlike Mondsandt and Liyue, the situation of Inazuma is tense.

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