Genshin Impact Player Builds Pirate Ship in Teapot

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Following the introduction of Genshin Impact's Serenitea Pot feature, players created elaborate homes to call their own. One player decided to take on a unique challenge in the Serenitea Pot, taking inspiration from the beloved Genshin Impact character Beidou. The creation was posted on Reddit for fellow users in the community to discuss.

Many versions ago, miHoYo introduced the Serenitea Pot into Genshin Impact. As the name suggests, the feature allows players to create homes within a pocket realm confined in a divine teapot. The teapot is awarded following the completion of the «A Teapot to Call Home» world quest. After completing a major portion of the Liyue story arc, the world quest becomes available from Madame Ping in Liyue Harbor.

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Reddit user u/HEB_AQW built an impressive pirate ship within the Serenitea Pot's Cool Isle realm layout. The user takes Genshin Impact character Beidou on a tour of the pirate ship, which was modeled after a variety of ships found in Liyue and Inazuma. Beidou climbs onto the ship and explores the deck before moving down to the ship's cabin. Towards the end of the user's gameplay clip, Beidou climbs up the ship's main mast to showcase the height of the massive creation.

The pirate ship was built using the popular clipping method, which involves shaking objects until the placement border hue turns blue. Once the placement border hue turns blue, Genshin Impact players may negate placement restrictions and place objects virtually anywhere within the Serenitea Pot. For example, the creation of the pirate ship involved various wooden walls being stacked vertically using the clipping method. These walls would make up the hull and keel