In the wildly popular action RPG, Genshin Impact, player strategies and in-game decisions often spark vibrant discussions. A query from a user known as “Whateverthefckthisis” recently triggered a thread filled with advice and affirmations on levelling up a newly acquired character, Raiden.
Summary
- Community suggests player didn’t ‘mess up’
- Recommendations for option to level up Raiden, although limited until unlocking her area, Inazuma
- Potential to fast-track story and reach Inazuma to fully utilize Raiden’s abilities presented
- Community fosters a friendly, supportive environment for the player in doubt
Community Says: No Mess up
While ‘Whateverthefckthisis’ worried about their future with Raiden, the community responses were largely encouraging. “The game offers the first materials after the trial so you can level her up to level 40. And no, you didn’t mess up.” reassured SofM2, mirroring the positive sentiment of many comments in the thread.
Ways Around the Problem
Other users proposed creative solutions like visiting a friend’s world, suggested by Stonerchansenpai, to gain her level material and even brought up the possibility of using co-op mode to collect resources from the world of someone who already unlocked Inazuma.
‘Getting to Inazuma’
Moving the narrative forward was another commonly suggested strategy, as reaching Inazuma would allow access to Raiden’s level-up materials. “[…]you should get there soon,” assured UmbraNightDragon.
Embodying Community Support
Beyond practical advice, users empathetically addressed the situation. Seriphina5000 shared their comparable experience with a different character, while Layton2000 even offered aid to their fellow player if they were on the same server.
From naive queries to intricate strategies, this undulating journey through Raiden’s leveling woes underlines not just the complexity of Genshin Impact, but also the community’s intuitive intelligence. While the game demands strategic prowess, the response from ‘Whateverthefckthisis’s’ fellow fans assured them they hadn’t lost the war. Instead, they just found themselves in the throes of a battle – a seemingly dauting one, but certainly not lost.
