Some people get burned out because they just don’t like the game. If you like the game, play it regardless of what the community says, if you actually enjoy it. And don’t force yourself to play, because you end up complaining about everything

playing since day one, still enjoy it. yes, even the "dead" patches. I don't treat it as my maingame, but it is still part of my daily routine. No signs of burnout yet.

I tried in 2022, quit, then rejoined in 2024 and is now extremely satisfying.

Please people don't force yourself to play even if you feel like you are wasting resources. That can lead to burnout, so be careful and respect yourself

Probably the best advice for the game is TO. NOT. INTERACT with the community. Especially Twitter

I've played MMo's for decades. And what they gave as content was nowhere near as good/polished as what Genshin gives for free. If you want a beautiful, immersive world, with well written characters and incredibely well written world quests, give EGnshina try. It is free after all. :)

I still like to login and run around farming ore Seeing the world listening to the music It chill vibes Especially afterwork im tired and its a good to unwind Main hope is bosses being able to challenged multiple times in a week like hsr Weapon materials and talent book domains should not be locked to certain days just make them like sunday everyday

I started playing Genshin in version 2.5, and I kid you not, I literally log in every single day since then, that's how much I love this game. There were quite a bit of story-oriented non-gacha games that I played before Genshin which I liked, but since starting Genshin I didn't really feel the desire to play other games("Consistently". I still play other games, but not nearly for as long a session as I am with Genshin), because this game just has everything that clicks with me, the story is great, the lore is very deep and exciting to explore, I love the music, exploration and characters in this game AND it's not an issue for me that they are taking their time with implementing endgame because I know I'm gonna play the game for a long time because of other aspects anyway, so whenever we get to true endgame, it's just gonna be a bonus for me rather than a priority. I know that I'm an exception and I'm very lucky to like everything this game has to offer, and I hope other people can find their own "perfect game", but for me it's Genshin hands down. I now realize that this is quite possibly my favorite game of all time and I can't be more grateful that I'm able to play it. If you read this hell of an essayge, thank you and I hope you have a nice day!

Ignore the community and just play the game at your pace, it is an incredible experience

I only started at 2.6 patch, but it’s just become daily routine for me to play at least 30 mins. Many people said that they suffer on being burnout in playing, lucky me I never experienced it since I myself don’t push myself too hard on playing. There are pros and cons if you start genshin this year, pros you have lot of content to do and prolly easy to level up, one of the cons I hate is that theres many quest and story that you probably wont be experienced since theyre usually in time limited.

i love these new types of videos, where we see Bran's full body. It establishes a deeper connection with his audience

2:11 Why is this cutscene still giving me goosebump every time I watch it. XD Anyway, this is probably one of the best videos for those who've been wondering if they should try to play Genshin or not. It's packed with enough info of pros and cons of Genshin in 2024. Gotta save it to playlist and share it to anyone that may consider on playing this game. A bit OOT, Genshin is a whole immersing world for those who like the game aesthetic and worldbuilding. The music is one of the main factors in making the immersion so great and this followed by the game art direction and details. So, to anyone who like fantasy game setting with DEEP lore, this game is pretty much for you. As a player who played since launch, it's the best mobile game in 2020, and it's still the best anime stylized game I've play currently.

Why does Genshin Impact don’t promote/introduce SOME MASCULINE MALE CHARACTERS 😅 All i see a lot of elegant ladies and very gay-gay type of male.

Im a new player who joined in version 4.6 and i cant wait to continue my story quests and side quests and other things! I think currently that genshin impact is a really good and interesting game! Just my taste! Cant wait to continue when i havd the time to!

Started for Eula, Stayed for the amazing game i had to pay 0 bucks for, still playing till today. Genshin has become a sort of Comfort game for me, playing and getting lost in the lore, the world and stories is just magical to me.

Playing since 1.1 and this is literally such a perfect game for me (even ignoring the gacha side). Everything from the stories, explorations, graphics, musics are just top tier

Sometimes I just like to run around and gather flowers while listening to music or go through sections of the map I haven't been to a while, while enjoying new and sometimes wonky team comps. Like the chasm, which feels so deep and big when you journey from top to bottom. Or sometimes I set myself arbitrary goals, like getting 1000 of every type of wood. To me, its the perfect game for casual and satisfying play and I enjoy it since I started, way back in 1.1😊

0:01 dean winchester is that you??

Yes I think Genshin is still worth they added so many things to make it easier for new players to progress even faster, easier exploration. My biggest regret is not trying the game at launch or atleast a few days after launch. I love the game, the story/lore, character design and yes even the combat(I'm one of the few ppl that likes the elemental reactions. And let's not forget the awesome vas in English,Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. 💖

I have been playing the game since 2022 and I have no plans to stop any time soon. This game is really important to me as it helped me through some really tough times (still kinda going through some tough times but oh well) the game isn't perfect by any means but I still love it with all my heart.

Been playing since around Inazuma and used to squeeze as much content as I could in the shortest amount of time, but nowadays I've been limiting myself to taking things more slowly, usually just to collecting achievements from daily commissions and finishing up encounter points for the day through quests or procedural map exploration, and maybe doing a bit more here and there every now and then. It's much less stressful and overwhelming this way cause I'm not pushed to keep up with the latest content and there's always more for me to do. Plus, I like the feeling of seeing my gradual progress. Been getting back into playing daily since Bedtime Story came out but I've been kept busy with finishing off exploration, achievement clearing, and non-archon quests, and haven't even gotten around to Bedtime Story yet. Honestly, just have fun, and don't overwhelm yourself. Pacing yourself through the game can really help.

I only say one thing, if someone search game for combat then just play PUBG, COD, FORTNIGHT, APEX LEGEND, ETC

Great video! Lost my 2nd 50/50 on the Navia banner today (lost on the original and this one again - both times to Mona) and felt a bit fed up with the game and Gacha, but having you list everything there is, and for me everything I have done so far, made me appreciate what we got for free so far. I still want Navia to have a good geo character, but it definitely feels less painful now knowing that in the grand scheme, I've gotten so much more out of this F2P than just grappling onto one character. For Mihoyo everything certainly seems to work out. We're still having a lot of pains with the game as players, especially the Multiplayer, Artifacts and missing presets / saved sets, relatively high prices for buying primogems and the 60fps lock on PC as well as no ARM support, but overall there is a lot of good in this game and other games now being "better" is partly a side effect of being able to learn from Genshin's mistakes and then doing it right from the start. It's certainly possible to have fun with the game, but it also really isn't for everyone with the flaws it still has.

Very high quality video from a genshin creator in a long time, nice summarization of all aspects of the game

Been playing since a few days after launch, it can have its ups and downs but overall its a great experience and there isn't anything quite like it

I quit Genshin in 2023 after playing for 2,5 years. It’s not because I didn’t like the game or wasn’t interested in the lore, but because things got too repetitive and pretty boring for me so i just burnt out. I’m planning on coming back when i have more free time, but for now i rather want to focus on school:)) To this day i like to keep myself updated on the lore by watching archon quest play-throughs and i am hoping to rejoin the Genshin community someday:)

I started in 2022 and still play, ngl genshin didnt bore me completely to quit but i fid take a few breaks

Great video. I absolutely agree with Bran. It's steel worth playing it. That's always gonna be one of my favourite games

This video is amazing but for those who want the quick awnser: Yes. It is still worth it!

Just a heads up too and I suggested this to Genshin support that if you choose one of the twins but never seen any trailer like I did when I started playing in 2024, I would recommend watching the trailers and see the difference between Aether and Lumine because once you chose a twin, you cannot change it and for me I do love both but on my main account on EU, as I started getting to see more of Lumine and how she is like, I unfortunately cannot reset the game progress and only other way to start over and play as Lumine on my EU region is by deleting the account overall due to Genshin not having a feature where we can reset the progress without having to delete an account which honestly annoys me besides the voice line have bugs in the America and Asia server for some unknown reason, in my opinion, I have to blame myself for not asking my brother who he chose or watching the trailer and jumping straight into the game and picked Aether. Yes Aether is good but I tried Lumine out on America and Asia server and found that her voice over is way different for example you can hear her happiness if she finds a treasure haha

i only started playing in january - during 4.3, and i had SO MUCH content to go through i was playing constantly for about 3 months cause i couldn't stop. it was so much fun, going through this (for me) brand new world. i fell in love with the game, badly, and i never thought i would - but i did after trying it out, and now i sometimes just take a casual stroll through some of my favorite areas and listen to the music. i can really recommend anyone to give it a try - just play it on your own pace, do whatever /you/ like in the game.

The dialogue length in just one single World Quest just straight up kills my motivation to do any more quests, so I just farm artifacts until many of my characters are decked out for events.

You are the best Genshin content creator Bran, you have very positive vibe and I love it!

Started more than two years ago (during Ayaka's "eternity banner" ^.~) and I'm still loving every second that I spend in Teyvat. I'm a student with a part-time job, so GI is the perfect game for me. Nothing gives me more joy than going to Teyvat after five hours at uni and four hours at my job (or the other way around). I play the game, because I think it has a beautiful world, amazing music, loveable characters and a good story (great lore!). It's not perfect (nothing is), but the positive things far outweigh the negative ones for me. I also don't stress about spending resin or 36* the Abyss. I'm just having fun!

Pre-registered and played since launch. I never played the game super intensely like some other people i see. No wonder people are burnt out. It’s been very enjoyable, gets me something to do for a bit during my downtime. Don’t think the game was designed to be played intensely for a prolonged time anyway.

I'm a new player as well, I started back v4.4 which is lantern rite patch and at first, I wasn't enjoying it. That day I still remember it, the day that it got me hooked is the special event story quest about Gaming, the cutscene on that😮😮😮...amazing!!! It's very touching I even cried a little bit. I never imagined that I will be enjoying this game this much that I ended up starting to buy the battlepass every patch until today 4.8 and I didn't regret it. It became a habit for me to pkay this game every each day after work.. I play Mobile Legends which is a MOBA game for years since season 5 and played it until I stop logging in anymore because of genshin even though I alreat spent a lot with that then again I still didn't regret it, it is what it is. Now my youtube recommendations only shows content creators about Genshin, watched gameplays, walkthrus and even leaks, I don't know, I'm just maybe addicted to this..haha I'm seeing myself playing this game until it ends..wow that's a whole a** story i just posted...I just wanted to say if you enjoy the game play it if not then quit..dont force yourself to play game that your not enjoying, ignore hates from other players it's just a waste of time..sorry for my english😅😅

For me, someone who ended up dropping the game on release only to try it later again and then dropped it again (actually got to Liyue this time) I feel the biggest Issue Genshin has is that it doesnt offer an emotional hook. You are just a random traveller. In a random world. Its literally just Isekai and you are searching for your sibling. thats it. We dont know that sibling, we dont get who they are. We just know they exist. And from then on we are part of a new world, travel onwards through the anime and meet colorful characters, most of which we wont give a crap about cause most of them are just very very anime and then there is Kayea and Venti who are by far the most unique ones (at the start of the game) and one of them only cause hes a Femboy. But even at that stage, Genshin doesnt have anything to hook players from an emotional standpoint which is the biggest source of dopamine. So whats the next thing they did? Number go up. Literally. You explore and get rewards for it. Everything else? Honestly meh. Kinda boring. Combat is for the most part just attack spam and hope your healer gives you enough juice on time. Or you kill the enemies quick enough. Which yes you can do easier as you GRIND relics cause I refuse to call it Farming, its a grind and we all know it is. But then thats also a grind. Overall I think Genshin is a top Casual game one can enjoy on the side from time to time. But its not a game that you can really get hooked on. There is no real emotional storyline to grip you unless you are, no offense, a fricking Teenager. Nothing wrong with it. But most of us who play these games nowadays simply arent. - Personally if I were to give Genshin ANYTHING its making sure that players have an emotional hook from the start that isnt just "Uuuuuh Mystery" and "Uuuuuuh Sibling where?". Especially in the age of AI where we can have straight up chatbots that work with proper information and arent just basic bs, you can very easily get players invested in a character. Even if the stories you played with there arent real, they can lead to a greater emotional hook and make players play simply cause they love the character.

It has competition now. Strong competition and now that my attention is split, I'm less inclined to put as much into genshin

For those just starting out, I 100% recommend using the Genshin Story & Quest Order Guide made by Kir-chan on the Genshin Impact Tips subreddit. It's an incredibly helpful resource if you are primarily interested in the story/lore and want to follow along in the "correct" order. It links to playthroughs of old events and appropriate lore breakdowns while avoiding as many spoilers as possible. I started playing in December and just finished the Fontaine Archon quest last week after taking a few breaks here and there. I love the fact that there's literally so much to do, and you can usually keep up with current timed events without getting spoiled too badly (with a few exceptions - I played Roses & Muskets on mute lol).

Another Genshin Content creator that I would love to add and recommend on the list at 2:38, is MurderofBirds He is phenomenal streamer who reads every single piece of lore from the game that delivers, much like Minsleif. You can find his Twitch channel where he has all of his VODs available from 1.0. He is like the (Irminsul) Time Capsule for this grand gacha game.

i started playing in January 2024 and this game is lovely except for that community the game is top notch

I couldn't even get myself to do some exploration worth 1 year of primos, despite being only 20 pulls away from a guaranteed clorinde T_T

As an AR 60 player, this video is really helpful. Thnx bran..

I started playing since February and I’m enjoying it so far. Now have like characters like kazuha, bennett, Mona, wanderer, and so much more. I honestly been enjoying it after 500 hours and possibly try to 100 percent it on the regions that I have haven’t explored fully. However the gacha system can be well not something I don’t like but it’s nice to save my primogems and get the characters and weapons I want. So in a way I like the game and not burned out yet going forward to max my characters for the abyss challenges so that’s my goal right now and explore more.

I think the secret to any gacha game is not giving into the fear of missing out. Whenever I have phases where I feel burnt out from Genshin, I just don't play the game for a couple of days, weeks, sometimes even months. Yeah you will miss a couple of patches and rewards, but you eventually come back to the game when you really want to play it- not because you think that you have to. And whenever I do come back, it feels a lot more magical again ✨

Amazing video like always, really been digging the new greenscreen setup! I just want to add that you don't get 200 resin /day. It's still only 180 like it's always been. They've only ever increased the cap.

I, will stay for the lore and characters. Even if I have to suffer. Yes.

I used to play the game 24/7 in lockdown stoped after I realised I was basically gambling- started playing again for the Natlan update!

i love this game, did everything in the game in 2 and a half months

I think taking breaks is a really good idea for on going games like genshin

I do think the game is great, I had a lot of fun when I first started but the burnout will eventually come and when it does it hits hard. The limited time events and resin system really does encourage you to consistently play everyday. If you don't, you miss out. I got as far as starting Sumeru and I do get the itch to jump back I'm but I'm still so far behind on everything. Catching up, and leveling up characters just feels like it'll be a year before I can get anywhere close. Genshin could be so much better if they pulled back on time locking everything. Resin system, primarily since it limits how much you can play overall. Story content no but everything else yes.

Imo it doesn't matter what game you played, as long as you had a purpose that kept you playing that game. For me, the things that keep me going no matter what game are the lore/story of the game and the gameplay. If the games didn't have a good story that interests me, i don't wanna play it. It feels so empty if i just play the game because of the characters and the gameplay (just my preference). Some play games because of the pvp aspect and the victory, to enjoy and spend their time, for the characters, for the gameplay/hard content, for the story and etc.. Burnout happens in all games. Different people experience it differently. So you do you. For me, as a casual player, i do experience burnouts in genshin sometimes and take a break from the game. If i don't feel like playing, i play other games instead or do other things. If the patch updates have some interesting things, i might play it more often. If it doesn't, I might just do dailies and spend some resin, or I don't online at all. We'll see what Natlan has to offer.

I stopped playing Genshin for a year in 2023, just got back into it and I'm so sad I missed so much. I started in 2021 and watched a lot of creators, especially Bran, I used to watch his streams almost everyday for a few months. It feels so nice to be back and Im catching up on so many videos :))

another pro for starting now is that there are SOOOO many guides. Whether it's for world quests, exploration, and like Bran said building characters, so using those guides are very useful for A. Getting AR quickly B. Getting f2p primos C. Completing it faster then if you were to try and figure it out yourself

I'm a Day 5 player of Genshin Impact, even if there are better game released in the future, nothing can take the position of Genshin Impact for me, i try new games often and also like them but at the end of the day Genshin Impact is my main game💯

I’ve been playing since 2022,I’ve been enjoying it since then.I’m excited for Natlan and I’m already mostly done with a few quests in the Summer region.

this videos super good! as someone who started seriously playing around 3.0, (have had my account since release, just didn’t enjoy the game) i always tell people to get through mondstat and get into liyue before they judge the game. mondstat takes an hour or two and its honestly the biggest drag in all of the genshin storyline imo. I tried getting thru mondstat four times before i eventually pushed through and ive loved the game ever since. super good review and i agree with most of your points!

I love this game so much!! My main is basically done so I’ve moved on to leveling and fixing my second account ^^ I still play my main but I’ve just run out of things to dump my resin on lmao 😂

As returning player this video helped a ton thanks!

i joined in jan 2024 (around the end of 4.3) and am currently at ar 50! i think it's a little overwhelming at times the amount of content to clear but i made a few high ar friends and they made things a lot easier and were really helpful

I don't think I'll be able to quit until the end, because I am actually interested in lore more than anything and how its gonna end. I can only wish that everyone pays attention to the lore but it sucks that I can see (based on my observation through my friends) that the majority are just skipping through it for primogems. Not even only the Archon Quests, but also the World Quests that has significant lore that is very interesting and can be used to predict/theorize the future of Genshin. But play the game as how you enjoy it. I'm just kinda promoting the lore lmao.

just download it and try it and if you dont like it you can just uninstall it

This is not gust a game. It become my favorite world. Im very happy to be day 1 player.

I´ve been playing since version 2.0, haven't gotten bored yet and I still have soooo many world quests to do and areas to explore. Sometimes I can play 5 hours a day, some days I don't login at all. For a casual gamer like myself who likes fantasy stories, good characters and exploring the absolutely beautiful open world, Genshin is a great game. I play other games as well, so the missing endgame in Genshin isn't that big of a deal for me. It is what it is. But hopefully we get there at some point, because as Bran said in the video, the combat system has so much potential.

I like Genshin, I started to play in October 2020 and it is my "FIRST" gacha game ..... so I was a lot confused at the beginning! You say that the quests and the story (lore) are okay, and I agree, BUT you forgot to tell anything about the MANY, too many puzzles that, by the way are not quests, and have nothing to do with the lore of the game! When I started to play there were none, but now are everywhere, l think they are JUST FILLERS and very annoying to me (my personal opinion). The EVENT for the summer time are just that PUZZLES/RIDDLES and a lot of talking, this last one is unbelievable there are just that not one quests! I will do something else perhaps I will be lucky and find a better game, I live in Australia and it is winter here, ok it is not an excuse but after almost 4 years of playing this game what I have left is just a graphically amazing game which has lost the beginning and gone toward a TCG and puzzles with very little content! P.S. It is not true that you get a 4 star every 10 pulls you can get just weapons and not after 20 pulls even more that that, it happens to me most of my pulls! Plus you do not get FREE characters or skins....you need to do something to get them, free to me is when you get and item as a present just because you do nothing for it!

I started genshin at launch, played about 2 hours, then dropped it until part way through 3.0. Boy did I have a lot to catch up on. Doing everything from story quests, exploration, building my characters and so on probably took me a year or so to do. Trust me people who are thinking about jumping in now, it is worth it in terms of the sheer amount of content on offer for completely free.

I kept on lvl 35 for well over 6 months now (started in September 2023) and I could/can do almost every quest apart from the IV+ Archon Quests and a few regional quests that for some quirky reason require a higher level. I have amassed almost 700k EXP, have almost 780 achievements unlocked and I have tons of visitors who I can help with domains, bosses or even letting them simply gather materials (I do NOT understand why so many players guard their materials like rl gold, it all grows back ffs). I have maxed (for my lvl) 19 characters (including their weapons, artifacts, talents) and still have over 30 characters that I can max as slowly or quickly as I please, if i choose to. There is always new content which one can choose to do , or not to do but mainly the regions are still spectacular and beautiful even if some areas have been toned down a little bit - so even just wandering through the regions and while whacking monsters is immense fun for as short or as long a time as one wishes to put in daily or weekly, imo.

I just started playing and got my friends and family to start playing too because NONE of us know anything about it and everything is brand new and novel to us. So, for all of you who quit, us newbies took your spot :P and I DONT intend on stopping anytime soon! In fact, I have some more people I know who would like this. All they have to do is avoid all of yall and the genshin community and they'll have the best gaming experience ever!!!

The best advice is just to take your time and enjoy it. Do a world quest, explore a little, use your resin, maybe do part of an event and call it a day if you want. There's so much content that playing it casually will provide you with lots of stuff you'll like to do. Not every piece of content will be for you, but I can say that I've been playing it this way for 1.5 years and there's still a decent bit I want to do.

Month 1 player here... 0 breaks, 0 burn out. Never force myself to play it if I wasnt 100% on it. The only thing that actually has burned me out it's the content creator and fandom space. At first it was good to hear different opinions but now feels like people needs to be reassure their opinión or is a personal attack. Even more if I want to try to disconnect from Twitter or places like that, people always start dragging those topics into the convo, wherever fucking tectone does shit everyone has to know about it. Or now the natlan thing. I want people to get also stuff they want on the Game, what I don't want is to be stunlocked wherever I want to chill doing something else or want to talk anything thats NOT the nuclear drama of the week...

I started playing it exactly at v1.0 well I was working now that to so no time of playing evertyime BUT the patch is so slow anyway (that took every 6 weeks) I can manage to get all the quests and 100% my exploration slowing but surely.. so even if it is a "dead" patch then I don't mind since it can only took me a few minutes anyway to online then after that I can now focus on my work again 😅 so yeah it feels great for me anyway so this "boring" moments from genshin can make me focus more besides playing (like "touch the grass") even if my account is having Max achievements, 100% my exploration, Designing my Teapot & also even playing TCG 🤣 Also this is the only game I played in my mobile though (cuz you know the size) that's why I'm more focused here while the same time focusing in my actual life... BUT what really makes me stay here is because of the LORE (Both Archon quest and even Side quest) and the music as well 😘

Personally traded in Genshin for HSR besides doing archon/character quests, I love Genshins story, but the grinding in Genshin got a bit tedious while not being engaging (Talent mats, artifacts, ...). In HSR I can chill while doing that grinding, WuWa grinding feels less tedious because travel is smoother and fights are more challenging

I started at launch, I stopped at 1.5 (mid 2021), just recently started again at 4.6 (few months ago) This is the best time to be playing genshin impact. So many QoL (Quality of Life) updates, stories are nice and in abundance, character designs are improved. Although one thing to take note of is how old characters have been powercrept, so you'll want to pull for a few of the newer characters. But you get tons of primogems from exploring the new maps, so it can be a fun thing instead I believe I did the correct thing by stopped when I got burnt out from playing, thinking "I can re-download the game later and it'll be much more fun that way"

I came back to Genshin around 3.7/.8 and it took me maybe 10 months to explore everything from Monstadt to Fontaine, and now I’m working on the mini world quests. Almost done with Sumeru and will work on Fontaine while waiting on daily commissions to unlock the few Inazuma and Sumeru quests (which is annoying but it is what it is lol). I’m still not burnt out, I love the world and characters. My first immersive game c:

Don't you want to talk about how developers treat players like shit? How the rewards are stingy af? When I play and support a game I expect to be appreciated and respected, not treated like crap by developers that do not listen to player feedback whatsoever.

What made me burn out of the game was that I couldn’t finish the limited time events after the Fontaine Quest. I was super excited to do them but I just needed a breather after all that hype, however I just couldn’t complete them and it made me disheartened a bit. I never felt that way after 2.5 years of playing it until that point because I really love being immersed in the story and just seeing my favourite characters interact was enough for me, but having to miss the events so much that involve character interactions and lore, instead of getting FOMO I just had to uninstall the game because there was no way I could play them anyway after recovering from burnout. Plus, I’m getting older. While the game is great to play casually, after doing all the side quests and dailies everyday I was itching for more of a challenge since the gameplay slowly became monotonous for me. Like it’s stagnant. World exploration was the only thing I found fun and relaxing, but similar to Pokémon’s situation, some/most of their fans aren’t kids anymore and are looking for more of a challenge and more diverse gameplay, plot, and Pokémon. I won’t hold it against the game itself since the target is casuals, but after all the criticism for Genshin was used for HSR, no real endgame or “goal” for me to work towards, weak MC gameplay compared to their lore (nit-picky I know), bosses being to easy, the game having gotten EASIER since I first played it etc. I don’t know. I want to reinstall for Natlan, but from what was advertised and with the recent concerns regarding the culture, I dunno. I didn’t expect Natlan to be Pokémon, and the clothing on some of them doesn’t really remind me of Genshin, but more like Pokémon.

👇💫2023 - 2024 🥺⏳️⌛️Genshin impact ❤ 1.🌪👑2020 Yes 2.☄️👑 Yes 3.⚡️👑Yes 4.🌱👑...⏳️ 5.💧👑...⏳️ 6.🔥👑 2024 7.❄️👑 202...?😮‍💨😓 👇

I was religiously play genshin every single day, but after 4.2 i barely have the will to login anymore. I'm so tired farming for atrifacts, exploring (mine doesn't even reach 50% exploration in total regions), I'm at ar 57, n i got burnt out over time. Still have it install on my phone, but i haven't played it since then. And natlan's trailer still can't hook me to login

I liked it in the beginning, but spent way too much money on character rolls and such. Then eventually I ran out of both regions, and free primo chest collectibles and such in the open world. It's been a few years, so maybe it's time to play again. I've got a ton of story to catch up on and I'm sure, by now, many more freebies to collect.

Started playing for real in 2.0 after a 3 day stint in 1.0. Ever since then it's been my main game and I've loved most of what it has given us. I sometimes get bored and that's when I take a step back and just do the bare minimum dailies+resin. As an MMO player before, I quite enjoy how you can either choose to grind a lot or just do nothing but aforementioned bare minimum (or not even that if you're not pressed for it). I'm always reluctant to recommend Genshin since it's still a gacha and no game is ever truly perfect, but Genshin is polished and cared for, getting regular content updates. I think it's worth a shot regardless of the patch we find ourselves in.

as someone who plays genshin everyday for about 2 years, i can say this video is incredibly honest and accurate 👌👍 Its a really great game ❤

Nostalgia doesn't matter, its the lack of care the developers have for the game and their refusal to take community feedback

Honestly, I plan on playing it till the end. It’s not my main game so I come back to it every now and then. I haven’t experienced burnout like others so it really depends how much you put into the game.

I started playing Genshin Impact since version 3.4. Within two weeks of grinding through the story and exploration, I have about 80 pulls. I don't know how the gacha system works, so I just kept spamming the Yelan banner, and I got her C1. She made my early game easier and more fun. For new players in version 4.8 I really recommend pulling Yelan

Started Genshin in June 2023 and it's one of the best games I've ever played. Never fallen this much in love with a game. I finished the Fontaine archon quests last month and now I can't wait for Natlan!

Where’s bros legs 😭💀

Started in 2.7 and it’s sad to say but the game is just so dry rn, and has so much potential but hoyo isn’t taking advantage of its potential

first rule : if u play this game the gacha . quit it . u need to farm like 3 hour for 1 roll ( if there no event out there) . so no rushing enjoy the game , and after 365 day u will get c6 diluc

Quit last year because i took so many breaks that all the new content became hard to handle, but I just suddently started missing it and i'm definitely coming back, man i sold my soul to this game years ago, no amount of breaks will make me forget about it lolol

Nice video! I like the Reporter style presentation u did here, really suits u. U did a really good overview of all the good and bad. I myself will not get back into the game, when the Gacha loses its charm couse the game is to easy thus u don't need new characters to get through the game it really takes away alot. The grind was the other reason i quit tho i did enjoy the story alot(minus Paimon) so these days i just watch u or other content creators to see how it still is, and all i'll say is that it has its moments, though far to few in my opinion.

Bran subtly reminds us he has legs with every new video

I can attest to not getting AR locked now. I recently made a new account (a no-wishing account, it has been interesting so far) and my issue is that I am getting the AR exp too fast and can't keep my characters/weapons up with my AR level. And there is a ton of content. I started in 3.8 and it took me about 8 months to finish clearing everything in the game (all quests done, map cleared, all achievements except time-gated ones, etc.) and I'm a hard core game completionist who plays an average of close to 2 hours per day. It isn't possible to run out of things to do in game unless you play multiple hours per day or have been a long time player, and even then with the new content and limited events there is constantly something new to do. As for the events, I really wish the lore/story ones were permanent, and at least some of the unique and fun ones. I loved that alchemy event from a few patches ago. It was like a really watered down version of a simulation I did when I got my MBA, with some other fun puzzle mechanics thrown in.

I stopped playing the game around Version 4.3 when I started way back in 1.3, although I did stop playing, I still watch other streamers play the game because no matter what, the world building, the music, and the storyline will always be a banger for me

I still love it. I’ll admit that it’s kind of a slow period at this point in time (oddly fitting for the relaxing vibe of the summer event), but I’m pretty confident that will change the instant Natlan drops. I’ve been looking forward to it almost as much as Snezhnaya, considering how little info we had to go off of until very recently.

If you get yourself 1 good 5 star charachter at level 60 and a good 4 star level 60, anything from pre-inazuma to fontaine will be a zoom. So, just try and pull for 1 good, maybe dps or sub dps, 5 star and the rest is easy. My team is: furina lvl 70, bennet lvl 70, fischl lvl 60 abd yaoyao lvl 60. None of them have 5 star weapons and mostly have random 3-4 star artifacts i got from chests and bosses. So what im trying to say, dont let some people on tiktok fool you, you dont need a full 5 star level 90 team to play the game! And there is no such thing as necessary characters, but there are some characters that are helpful. For example characters that have special sprints (yelan, sayu, lynette...) but still, they arent needed. Just enjoy the game and take your time, i was stuck at the quest with dainsleif after liyue for WEEKS because my team sucked, so then, i quit the game (not because of that, but because the fontaine update took a lot of space) months later i got a new phone, restarted playing and i completed it! (i did need to watch a vid on how to defeat the guard) and after that EVERYTHING went fastly and well. So uhm yeah, sorry for getting off topic, even if you feel stuck, you can just watch a tutorial on how to continue lmfao

I used to have a special thrill playing the game and listening to the story, but it died down once i finished Childes fight. But now that thrill all gone for some reason

I just got burnout and started to hate the grind. Its not a bad game but it will test you.

The game is awesome. But different people enjoy different things. The game is awesome but is a 4 years old game, I love it but to each their own. Even then I think is worth trying it.

As a Day 1 player, I have mostly been enjoying playing it, though I did take a couple months break back around the time of the second half of Inazuma's Archon quest coming out. I didn't get burned out but I did take a break, but that was due to me already playing another game (and pretty much finishing it up before becoming a dedicated Genshin player) I still love Genshin to this day and have several accounts (Don't judge me!) I play on just because I want to replay some of my favorite stories. I enjoy the story, music and characters and that's what keeps me so invested in this game.

8:29 as a free to play player (I have to be, I am a minor and also money? Dude I don’t have that) and the concept of needing to do 180 pulls is shocking and in some form scary because you can only get as many primogems per patch, especially a banner run. Like genuinely for people like me who have to be free to play and don’t have another option pulling is so very difficult and limited, it’s why Hoyoverse giving out more primogems and more ways to get primogems is important.