3 reasons to pull for Nilou in Genshin Impact 3.1 (and 2 reasons to skip her)
Nilou is the latest character in Genshin Impact 3.1, and public opinion on her seems to vary all over the place. She's not meta-defining, but she's not horrible, either. There are several reasons why one would consider getting her, as well as several reasons for skipping this banner.
Neither choice is a bad decision. Hence, it's worth looking at Nilou's advantages and disadvantages. Some people might find her to be an excellent investment, while others will gladly skip her. Which one you will fall under remains to be seen, but let's check out some of these reasons, starting with the positive ones.
If a player loves Bloom Elemental Reactions in Genshin Impact 3.1, they might appreciate her playstyle. Thankfully, she's excellent on Bloom teams, thanks to her Passive creating Bountiful Cores that deal increased damage upon exploding.
She can work as either a DPS or sub-DPS option to pretty good success. Nilou is a considerable part of any good Bloom team, although it is worth mentioning that her aforementioned passive limits teams to just Hydro and Dendro characters.
Even so, her advantages and disadvantages all feel unique, making her not a boring character to play as in Genshin Impact 3.1.
Some Nilou mains call her a late bloomer, and it makes sense. Her full potential is yet to be realized, so gamers must be patient until some better support arrives in future updates. That doesn't mean she's bad in Genshin Impact 3.1.
It simply means that Travelers should expect her to become much better in later Version Updates. For example, there isn't much Dendro support for her to rely on in Genshin Impact 3.1. There is a grand total of three playable Dendro characters right now.
Her team comps will feel less limited once more Dendro
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