Genshin Impact Setting Change Makes Fishing Less Annoying

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Fishing in Genshin Impact may be an annoying experience for some due to Paimon's interjections, but a settings change allows players to be at ease while seeking prized fish. Genshin Impact version 3.0 introduced a number of new fishing spots in Sumeru, inviting many to fish in the region for the first time.

Reddit user u/Massivecliff recommends turning dialogue volume off in Genshin Impact's audio settings while fishing. Paimon talks to the Traveler as the character is fishing, but her dialogue becomes redundant rather quickly. For instance, Paimon will interject about being hungry as the player reels in a prized catch. The settings change will make the fishing experience more pleasant, and audio settings may revert to default at the player's discretion.

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Paimon has 17 unique voice lines dedicated to fishing, and her voice lines activate in certain conditions such as catching a fish or seeing a fish escape. Although the Traveler spoke a few times in the main story of Genshin Impact, the protagonist does not talk while fishing. Instead, the Traveler grunts while reeling in fish as Paimon talks normally. She may also reference their initial meeting in Mondstadt where the Traveler caught Paimon believing that she was some sort of fish. Many of the comments found in u/Massivecliff's Reddit post provide examples of Paimon's dialogue within Genshin Impact's fishing mini-game.

Fishing was introduced alongside the Serenitea Pot system many updates ago, and the feature was expanded with the introduction of the Sumeru region in Genshin Impact version 3.0. Many new fishing spots are scattered throughout Sumeru with a variety of fish native to the region. In addition, the latest