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Despite its bad rap, grinding for items is not an inherently bad feature of modern games. The success of games like Destiny 2 proves that players love to sink hours into acquiring god-rolls, as long as their time is sufficiently rewarded at the end, and they had fun along the way. Thus, it’s not really the idea of a grind that Genshin Impact players mind so much as the lack of reward and its currently boring nat

There are some key pieces of information you might have missed about this imposing domain of the Cryo Archon. And it is clear from its ties to the Adventurers’ Guild to the mission of its frosty, ancient ruler, these various facets point to the idea that Snezhnaya may be the most interesting region in Genshin Impact of them

If you are not too sure that you want to commit the money, that's okay. The battle pass allows you to progress through the levels with your daily missions and whenever you are ready to purchase it, you will unlock all the previous levels you had passed alre

Being gacha games, you are bound to pull duplicates of characters once in a while, and while it might be a bummer when you encounter your fourth copy of Natasha, that character can get much stronger by having multiple copies. In Genshin Impact, this system is known as Constellations, while Star Rail refers to it as Eido

When comparing Honkai: Star Rail and Genshin Impact characters, it's hard to overlook Clara and Klee. From a distance, it might be impossible to even tell them apart, as they're both short, have blonde hair, red eyes, and wear a vibrant red overcoat paired with a white undercoat. Their personalities are a different story - Clara is an orphaned girl who's shy and introverted, whereas Klee is loud, extroverted, loves explosions, and follows in her mother's footsteps. Trait differences aside, the two could almost pass for the same charac

One of the most popular trends in live-service games in the last decade is the glorious battle pass, and Star Rail and Genshin are no different. Like most games, the battle pass (named Nameless Honor/Glory and Gnostic Hymn/Chorus in Star Rail and Genshin Impact, respectively) includes free and paid options, with the paid options having the better rewards of the

Genshin 's medieval-esque fantasy world setting, devoid of modern technology, limits its character roster somewhat. The opposite is true for Honkai: Star Rail , as the space-themed game is naturally able to include characters that feel more current, such as the mech-accompanied Clara or hacker Silver Wolf. Of course, the former has a larger roster than the latter - Genshin currently has 63 playable characters, whereas Honkai Star Rail version 2.4: Star Rail has 27 playable characters . Despite all their differences though, taking a look at Genshin Impact 's and Honkai: Star Rail 's characters shows that they actually have a lot in com

Even looking past its characters, the locales found in Star Rail can be quite similar to the ones in Genshin, albeit giving them a more futuristic approach to the architecture. If you take out the whole frozen over due to the Stellaron business, Jarillo-VI is just Mondst

Maybe there could even be a pool of several different enemy groups and each time you start the Domain, a new one is randomly selected. They should still follow a theme, such as being mainly Pyro enemies, so that your team composition isn’t invalidated, but more enemy variety would certainly make Artifact farming sessions more engag

It’s no secret that Genshin Impact loves its limited-time events, and it’s no surprise why. Temporary events provide a constant influx of content to active players, and they give aspiring players a compelling reason to get involved with the game. Genshin Impact’s events feature a ton of variety, which is why it so strange that there have been no Artifact-focused events

Flat sub stats on Artifacts - specifically Flat HP, ATK, and DEF - are terrible and should be removed. Although technically they can scale decently on some characters, they are almost always worse than their percentage-based counterparts. They serve no purpose other than to artificially inflate the sub stat p

The style parallels continue with Honkai: Star Rail 's Asta and Genshin Impact 's Yae Miko. While the two are fundamentally opposites - Asta is a devout scientist, whereas Yae Miko is in charge of running a shrine - they share near analogous appearances. Both characters have layered, peachy-pink hair that frames their faces and light-colored eyes. They wear high-necked, sleeveless white blouses, accompanied by lots of layers of clothing and accessories, a long jacket, and even a bracelet around one an

Genshin Impact is known for having beautiful character designs and Star Rail doesn't fall far behind . Maintaining the Anime-inspired art style that made Genshin so popular, in addition to flashy and particle effect-filled animations for Ultimates, make Star Rail an incredible game to gawk