Genshin Impact: One Silly Farming Mechanic Should Be Deactivated
There’s one silly farming mechanic in that needs to be deactivated after years of feeling obsolete and annoyingly restricting. Farming and the subsequent grinding it brings have always been major issues for HoYoverse’s popular action RPG. Even though some aspects of them have been addressed and improved over the past few years, such as the implementation of the Artifact crafting system via the usage of Sanctifying Elixir in , other aspects are still tough to ignore, like the difficulty involved in obtaining good Artifact rolls or even dropping the desired Talent material from weekly bosses.
Farming isn’t much of an issue when the game doesn’t impose too many limiting factors upon players. Obtaining overworld enemy drops, for example, involves a level of challenge and dedication but, usually, players can easily obtain these if they follow farming routes. Some enemies were problematic in the past due to their scarcity on maps, like Specters and Nobushi, but even that has been addressed with the increase in their material drop rates, for example. While there’s been a lot of improvement applied to reduce farming problems in , there’s still one outlasting problem that needs to be removed.
One of the most annoying farming-related systems in the game is the existence of day-specific drops. There are certain Domains and, subsequently, materials, that can only be farmed thrice a week. Domains that drop Talent books and weapon Ascension materials can only be tackled on specific days and, outside of those days, they offer other materials for players to farm. Players farming Mavuika’s materials in , for example, will need to obtain a large sum of Contention Talent books but, because of the limitation imposed on them, they will only be able to farm on Mondays, Thursdays, and Sundays.
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