Why couldn’t he just leave me alone while I tried to finish my daily quests? Now, I’m angry that nobody was able to enact justice for this gentle, selfless god.Īnd that’s one of the reasons why Genshin Impact is such an incredible accomplishment in open-world design. I used to hate that god and his petty grudges. Before I suppressed Orobashi’s soul by fixing a priest’s wards during the “Orobashi’s Legacy” questline, Yashiori Island’s neverending storms constantly tried to kill me with lightning bolts. His bones can be seen all over Yashiori Island, jutting out of the soil like a corpse that someone haphazardly buried after a murder. I was completely bowled over by this revelation because Orobashi wasn’t just some footnote in a historical textbook. But without their own god, the Watatsumi people–whom the playable character Sangomiya Kokomi leads–would be second-class citizens throughout Inazuma’s history. To protect his people from the consequences of his mistake, he agreed to sacrifice himself by invading the Electro Archon’s territory. According to him, Orobashi accidentally found out that the ruling powers were alien beings from a different world. After I played through all the main quests in Enkanomiya, our local tour guide revealed that he was an agent of the Abyss Order (which again, are the citizens of a nation that was destroyed by Celestia long ago). The cause was a mystery to in-game historians, since the gods had previously co-existed peacefully with one another. For reasons unknown, Orobashi was slain by the Electro Archon when he tried to invade her territory. At some point, the Enkanomiyan god Orobashi took his people above the abyssal depths, where they assimilated to Japanese culture and became the people of Watatsumi Island. Before it was abandoned by its inhabitants, it was an ancient Greece-inspired civilization that supposedly predates the current gods. Though Enkanomiya is technically part of the Inazuma region’s map, it’s located in a strange dimension that can’t be accessed by normal means. While they are one of the main villain factions in the game, Enkanomiya made me wonder if they were truly fighting against a greater injustice. The story of Enkanomiya is partially told through the perspective of one of their officers. Its main enemy faction is the Abyss Order, which is made up of monsters who were once citizens of the lost kingdom of Khaenri’ah, a nation that Celestia destroyed.
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Almost every single character in the game is affected by the full implications of Enkanomiya’s secrets. I’ve spent three days playing the new Enkanomiya map, and an entire week analyzing what the hell it all means. But this place haunts me even when I’m not playing the game. Certainly, I’ve enjoyed hunting for treasure and solving new puzzles.
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But it’s a must-play for anyone who cares about the larger narrative of Genshin Impact.Īt face value, Enkanomiya is a gorgeous update that allows you to solve new puzzles, collect new lore tidbits, and jam to the most stunning soundtrack additions since the Inazuma region landed. There’s no festival going on in the abyssal depths of this long-lost civilization, and no beautiful anime wives live there.
So I understand why the newly added Enkanomiyan islands aren’t depicted as the meat of this update. The update centers two new characters, and Liyue will soon host Genshin’s annual Chinese New Year event.
Genshin Impact’s first major update of the year takes place in the Chinese-inspired city-state of Liyue. Aether throws an electric elemental attack at an enemy creature.
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