Genshin Impact Wiki is, unsurprisingly, so extensive that navigating through it can be considered a game in itself, a game now enhanced with its own speed boost.
Enviosity, a Genshin Twitch streamer whose other rewards include completing the 12th floor of the Abyss with only free characters and defeating the weekly boss Ajdaha without taking damage, have proven to be true archons fighting throughout the game, from start to finish. finish in record time.
Well, in a way. It’s not a real speedrun, it’s not ranked and people don’t compete for it, but it does make for a fun challenge for Genshin fans to try to win. The rules for running Enviosity are simple: use a random number generator to choose a start and end page, and get from one to the next as quickly as possible. Content and navigation bars are not allowed, and you can’t click forward or back; to go from, for example, Reckless Pallas, a Venti story quest NPC, to Dream Dissolver, an item obtained from weekly bosses, you can only rely on his quick scrolling and tapping, as well as encyclopedic knowledge of Genshin Impact. .
It sounds simple, and in fact, Enviosity puts in some incredible runs, going from Kamisato Ayaka to Yelan in under a minute; if you know that Ayaka is a cryogenic character, cryogenic is an element, another element is hydro, and the third of the characters that uses a hydraulic booster, is Elan, it’s not a problem.
But then you have a curve. Try to go from Serenitea Pot, an item that allows you to create your own home, to Timma, a little-known NPC in Monstadt, in under seven and a half minutes. Envy couldn’t do it, but maybe your knowledge of Genshin Impact is even stronger.
Source : PC Gamesn
