In Genshin Impact, many players, regardless of their experience level, tend to make the same mistakes repeatedly. In this guide, we will discuss the top 5 most common mistakes Genshin Impact players make and provide tips on how to avoid them. By learning from these mistakes, you can improve your gameplay and enhance your overall experience.

 

• Mistake 1: Not Increasing Weapon, Artifacts, and Talents Levels
• Mistake 2: Too Many On-Field DPS Characters
• Mistake 3: Building Too Many Characters at Once
• Mistake 4: Ascending World Level too Soon
• Mistake 5: Not Having Enough Energy Recharge 

 

↖ Mistake 1: Not Increasing Weapon, Artifacts, and Talents Levels

One common mistake players need to pay more attention to level up their weapons, artifacts, and talents. While it's essential to prioritize a character's level, Genshin Impact emphasizes the significance of leveling these other aspects. Upgrading your weapons, talents, and artifacts can significantly enhance a character's damage output.

 

To avoid this mistake, make sure to prioritize leveling your weapons, talents, and artifacts alongside your character level. While farming artifacts is not recommended until Adventure Rank 45 and above, you can level up your best-quality artifacts using lower-grade artifact fodder found around the world. Focus on artifacts with useful main stats like attack percent, elemental damage, or critical rate, even if the sub-stats could be better. Additionally, you can transfer previously leveled artifacts into better ones, as the new artifact gains 80% of the experience invested in the old artifact.

 

↖ Mistake 2: Too Many On-Field DPS Characters

Another common mistake is wishing for and using too many on-field DPS characters. These characters, also known as main DPS characters, are those who primarily deal damage while on the field, such as Diluc, Xiao, Yoimiya, and Razor. It's crucial to understand that you only need one to two on-field DPS characters for your entire account.

 

Having multiple on-field DPS characters in the same team can lead to inefficiencies and chaotic gameplay. Genshin Impact's power system relies on building cohesive teams, where one on-field DPS character is supported by three other characters. When multiple on-field DPS characters are used together, they tend to compete for the spotlight, resulting in suboptimal performance.

 

To avoid this mistake, be mindful of the number of on-field DPS characters you have and ensure you have enough supporting characters to complement them. Supporting characters like Kazuha or Bennett can significantly enhance team combinations. Remember, a balanced team is akin to a well-orchestrated musical group, where different roles harmonize to create a powerful synergy.

 

↖ Mistake 3: Building Too Many Characters at Once

Many Genshin Impact players make the mistake of building too many characters simultaneously, especially in the early stages of the game. While it may be feasible to level up multiple characters early on, it becomes increasingly challenging as resources deplete quickly in the middle and later stages.

 

To avoid this mistake, focus on building your best character instead of spreading your resources thin across many. Identify a strong on-field DPS character that can carry you through the game and prioritize their weapon, talents, artifacts, and character level. For supporting characters, keep them approximately 10 levels behind your main DPS. If you have a quick swap team where characters are constantly switched, it's acceptable to distribute resources evenly among them. However, ensure that your primary on-field DPS character receives the most attention.

 

↖ Mistake 4: Ascending World Level too Soon

One of the most frequent mistakes players make is ascending their world level before they are adequately prepared. While the faster progression system allows for quicker adventure rank leveling, it can be detrimental if your characters need to be stronger to handle the increased difficulty. To avoid this mistake, follow these steps:

• Level up as normal, exploring the world, collecting oculi, and completing world quests at a steady pace.
• Aim to reach Inazuma and complete the Archon Quest "Ritou Escape Plan" at adventure rank 30 or higher.
• Once you reach this point, pause the world-level ascension quests and focus on building your characters to ensure they are strong enough for upcoming challenges.
• Completing "Ritou Escape Plan" and being at least adventure rank 30 will enable you to participate in future events that offer free Primogems, characters, and weapons.
• By taking this approach, you can obtain all the event rewards and progress steadily without struggling against overpowering enemies.

Remember, you can bank your adventure rank experience for later use. So, even if you delay your ascension quest, the experience earned will not go to waste. This allows you to accumulate adventure rank experience while building up your characters, giving you a significant boost once you decide to advance.

 

↖ Mistake 5: Not Having Enough Energy Recharge 

Another common mistake, even among experienced players, is needing to build sufficient energy recharge on their characters. Energy recharge is a vital stat that directly impacts a character's ability to use their elemental burst consistently. Here's how you can avoid this mistake:

• Aim for a minimum of 150% energy recharge on your characters, although higher values are recommended.
• Elemental bursts are often a character's most powerful ability, and you want to use it as frequently as possible. Energy recharge ensures a faster recharge rate, allowing you to utilize bursts effectively.
• If a character serves as the on-field DPS, divide the cost of their burst by two to determine the extra energy recharge percentage needed. For example, if a burst costs 70 energy, you should aim for an additional 35% energy recharge.
• If a character primarily functions off-field, add 10% to 20% of the elemental burst's energy cost to determine the extra energy recharge percentage required.
• Balancing your characters' energy recharge will prevent delays in rotations and optimize your team's overall performance.

By prioritizing energy recharge, you ensure that your characters can unleash their bursts consistently, allowing for smoother gameplay and improved performance, particularly in challenging content such as the Spiral Abyss.

 

Conclusion:

By being aware of 5 common mistakes and following the strategies provided, you can enhance your gameplay experience in Genshin Impact. Avoid ascending your world level too soon, focus on building your characters effectively, and prioritize energy recharge to ensure your elemental bursts are readily available. With these tips in mind, you'll be well-equipped to tackle the challenges of Teyvat and make the most of your adventures.