Genshin Impact 5.4 May Add A Long-Needed Feature (But Only For Some Players)
A long-needed feature may finally be added to with Version 5.4, but the leaks about its addition already highlight that it may only serve a portion of its players. The action RPG by HoYoverse is about to enter the second half of Version 5.3, a massive update that added the conclusion of the main Natlan story arc, introduced four new playable characters, and is set to host the annual Lantern Rite Festival. The beta tests for the next patch have started and, with them, leaks about the content have emerged, such as the 5.4 character banners.
The next update is already confirmed to add one new character, Yumemizuki Mizuki, but there are rumors that the game will finally, after more than a year of waiting, hold the highly anticipated Wriothesley banner rerun, offering players a chance at pulling for the 5-star Cryo DPS. In addition to characters and content, per si, leaks have also highlighted some quality-of-life updates, such as a new weapon filter in 5.4. Now, there are rumors about the addition of a great gameplay feature that is limited to some players.
According to information provided by the leaker known as Miruko Real, the game should add support for controllers on mobile Android devices. The leak, which was shared in a post flagged as “” on Reddit, says that the information stems from the beta tests for Version 5.4. If this is true, Android players may be able to connect a controller to their mobile device and use the item’s inputs to play rather than relying on touch-screen prompts for .
There is one silly and outdated farming mechanic in Genshin Impact that needs to be reevaluated by HoYoverse because of how limiting it can be.
One of the main difficulties about playing the action RPG on mobile devices is how cramped up the UI (user interface) looks and feels. Rotating through characters in team comps can be wonky because of how condensed their icons are on the screen, which players have to actively touch to activate – and, in turn, temporarily obscure a
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