Genshin Impact 3.0: Bloom, Catalyze, and Burning reactions explained

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The new and upcoming region of Sumeru was teased in an official video that was uploaded to Genshin Impact's official YouTube channel on July 9. The developers also gave a brief look into the processes that went into Dendro's elemental reactions.

Here are the three new reactions that will be added with the version 3.0 update:

Although Burning existed earlier in the game, it will undergo some changes and will become a legitimate elemental reaction after the Dendro element gets released. Moreover, players who follow leaks will realize that Bloom and Catalyze are the formerly-leaked Intensified and Overgrown reactions.

Here is everything players will need to know about the new Genshin Impact reactions.

A nation of flora and foilage, Sumeru is one of the most anticipated regions in Genshin Impact, and the developers uploaded a video teasing the community about what to expect. It showcases bits of Sumeru and mentions adding two new reactions related to Dendro (Bloom and Catalyze) as well as the third reaction, Burning.

Burning reactions can be triggered when Dendro and Pyro come into contact with each other. The burning reaction already existed in-game from the beginning, but the interaction through the elemental reaction was limited.

The only time this reaction was visible was when fighting and hitting Dendro Slimes with Pyro-infused attacks or when standing on burning grass.

Previously leaked as Overgrown, the reaction can be triggered when Hydro interacts with the Dendro element. When the Bloom reaction is triggered, a flower bud-shaped object pops out from the enemies. Applying different elements to the flower buds will trigger different results ranging from AoE (area of effect) explosions to the enemy being zapped.

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