The group gods who retired to fish in Genshin Impact

(The Genshin Impact 4.8 preview live broadcast started tonight, I didn’t even pay attention to the time.

But this time I didn’t, after all, I don’t watch live broadcasts, I usually only watch recorded broadcasts to get information, and then I watched the official PV released by the official. This time it was still the familiar summer event, similar to a special area in a fairy tale world.

Unlike the previous three years, this year's summer activity area is in Fontaine. I don't know which character will open it. Looking at the situation inside, it seems that the characters are all doing their own things, and then suddenly appear there.

Then based on the situation in previous years, the first year was the summer activity area opened by Klee, the second year was the summer activity area selected by Klee, and the third year was the summer interactive area that Klee took them to.

In this fourth year, based on the PV and this order, Klee should not appear in this summer event. However, if this summer event is not opened by Klee, it always feels a little less interesting.

Moreover, they have become accustomed to the various surprises that the mother and daughter duo, Ms. Alice and Kelly, bring to the protagonists every summer.

If this year's summer activity area had nothing to do with Ms. Alice and Klee, it would feel like the store you often go to suddenly closed down, and then another store opened up there, or the things you often bought were suddenly taken off the shelves one day and replaced by another similar product.

It’s not impossible and understandable, but it’s very frustrating and uncomfortable.

Then, as usual, this new summer event launched two costumes, namely Nel and Kirara.

Qiliangliang is really successful. A new character got a skin not long after being released. It's really rare.

Although she is already a character from a year ago.

Then when Nilu's new clothes were demonstrated inside, they felt similar to her original skin.

I don’t know if there will be a more noticeable difference during in-game play.

As usual, some pictures about Nata were shown to us this time. Judging from the demo PV of Nata, it seems far from the impression of a primitive war tribe.

Although their clothes are quite wild and they dress like people from primitive tribes, they seem to have nothing to do with the war kingdom in the propaganda. Even the characters in it are more cartoon-like than those in other countries.

And Nata doesn't seem to be a very primitive country. The battle axe in the hand of the prototype creature in its demonstration PV, which is not sure whether it is a monster or something, seems to have some mechanical parts, similar to the power battle axe of punk machinery.

I don’t know if there is some unique technology involved, or if it is simply designed to look like that.

If there is unique technology, then Nata's positioning should be similar to Wakanda in Marvel.

They use the most advanced technology to fight the most primitive fight, and their attire is more like that of primitive tribes.

If it is simply designed to look like that, then I think it is still acceptable. At least Nata is still the primitive tribal country full of war and wildness in our impression.

It is not a country that claims to be a primitive tribal country, but when a fight breaks out, everyone is wearing a lot of steampunk equipment.

Then there is some information about the new version. First of all, there is a new map and new activities, nothing much to say. Then Genshin Impact has collaborated with KFC again, and this time the collaboration partners seem to be Linny and the others.

I don’t know what social death slogan will come out next.

But it has nothing to do with me, after all, my store has never been within the scope of the linkage.

If there is a KFC collaboration store nearby, you can consider going there. In addition to this collaboration, there is another very fresh collaboration.

The official Genshin Impact teamed up with the company that ranks first on the list of the most negatively reviewed mobile games, commonly known as Youka.

This is the company that developed the highly acclaimed game Three Kingdoms: Kill.

I think everyone is familiar with the game Three Kingdoms Kill, so I won’t introduce it in detail.

Not to mention the past, it is also very popular now.

Although it has basically become a game for money-spending players, it is undeniable that Three Kingdoms: Shakeout has indeed created a new and unprecedented theme in the entire gaming industry.

If we trace its origins, we will find that the earliest card games that appeared on the real desktop were usually played by a group of people after school or during break time, when they took out their own cards and played a few games on the table.

It triggered the development of a large gaming entity industry, and even gave rise to imitation table games such as Journey to the West and Water Margin.

Later, for some reasons, Three Kingdoms Kill changed from an offline physical game to an online virtual game.

Because the era when Three Kingdoms Kill appeared was relatively early. If I remember correctly, that was also the time when smartphones were just born. Not to mention their popularization, many people didn't even know that smartphones existed. Later, when it was converted into an online game, that was probably when smartphones began to become popular.

Because they gave up the physical industry, and at that time anyone who owned a smartphone was considered very fashionable.

I don’t know what happened during the development of the game Three Kingdoms Kill. When I heard about this game again, it had become a game that received rave reviews, and the production company had become a company that was professionally criticized.

Actually, I have also played Three Kingdoms, but at that time we played with physical cards, and everyone had a lot of cards in their bags.

I wasn't too interested in this game until a primary school friend asked me to play it. Later he even took me to his house to play Journey to the West.

As a result, because I was not interested in this kind of cards, the entertainment value of the game decreased significantly when they played with me, so they stopped playing with me later.

The main reason is that I don’t have much interest in this kind of game, so when they were having fun playing it, I was just holding the cards in my hand and pretending to be dead.

Only when they urged me would I play cards randomly, which made the whole game very unsmooth, and then they stopped playing with me.

Although I have never been interested in this type of game, it is undeniable that Three Kingdoms Kill did break through the siege in the relatively backward environment at that time and became a popular game among young people.

And because they are offline physical cards, the cost is not too much, so many adults are happy to let their children spend a little money to get a lot of cards, and then play by themselves without bothering them.

Money was still very valuable back then, unlike now.

Then there is the company that later turned Three Kingdoms into an online game, and now it is collaborating with Genshin Impact.

We want to make a board game that belongs to Genshin Impact.

What is this board game? It comes from the game called Liyue Millennium created by Ningguang in Genshin Impact.

Of course, it’s not the real Liyue Millennium because the official said that although the game of this collaboration is based on Liyue Millennium created by Ningguang, it is actually a pirated version called Wang Liyue Millennium…

This is really hard to break down. Who the hell taught you to name this pirated product like this? Also, who the hell taught you that the official should collaborate with others to release their own pirated products?

Are you doing justice to the original version of Liyue Millennium?