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10 Best Basic Commissions In Genshin Impact

2025-09-21T21:02:21Z

JohnnyCarpentier: Created page with " Daily commissions are part of the heart of Genshin Impact . You can look forward to completing four of these quests every day to earn a small sum of Primogems . The commissions can either be given by NPCs, or they can be part of the basic list. The basic commissions consist of battling monsters or completing time challenges, and they're the ones you'll find yourself doing most often. Though they're a consistent source of Primogems, doing commi..."

Daily commissions are part of the heart of Genshin Impact . You can look forward to completing four of these quests every day to earn a small sum of Primogems . The commissions can either be given by NPCs, or they can be part of the basic list. The basic commissions consist of battling monsters or completing time challenges, and they're the ones you'll find yourself doing most often. Though they're a consistent source of Primogems, doing commissions can get old fast because of their repetitive nature. Thankfully, there are some basic commissions that you can get done quickly that are at least somewhat entertaining. _Updated April 04, 2023 by Jouanna Bondakji : With every release of a new region come new types of commissions added to the daily rotation. Inazuma introduced energy particles and lightning, and Sumeru has blessed the game with mushrooms and strange jellyfish you must zip to and catch. While every region has its fair share of annoying commissions you always hope not to get; there are also the incredibly easy or kind of fun ones that probably make you breathe a sigh of relief when you do see them. Bonus points if you don't have to spend time talking to NPCs to complete them. _ 10 Straight To The Heart Straight to the Heart is a simple time trial commission that can be done in under a minute. These trials appear in pre-determined locations that you probably already have memorized if you've been playing the [https://Www.animewiki.cc/ Anime game reviews] for a while. In this commission, there are no catches or obstacles to really get in your way. Plus, it's made even easier by the fact that you can kill small Slimes along the way to gain extra time on the clock. They'll most likely die in one hit, so they're more like checkpoints you grab for extra time rather than real enemies to worry about. 9 Increasing Danger Increasing Danger is another incredibly easy commission that doesn't even require fighting unless you want it to. To finish this commission, you just need to go to the newly constructed Hilichurl camp and target the towers to break them down. The towers don't have much HP at all, so you can do it in a matter of seconds. Of course, the Hilichurls around the camp won't just sit there and let you destroy their property. But they're pretty basic enemies, and you can completely ignore them anyway because the commission is considered done when the towers are destroyed. 8 Spreading Evil Spreading Evil changes the battle formula up a bit. Instead of just hunting Hilichurls, you have to find an Abyss Mage that's trying to lead them. All you have to do is defeat them when you see them. The Hilichurls are easy to take down, don't carry shields, and will often accidentally be taken out while you're breaking down the Abyss Mage's shield. Abyss Mages can be a pain to fight, but you eventually have to do it for the Ley Line materials they drop. Spreading Evil helps you collect those materials while not overwhelming you with multiple Abyss Mages at once since they typically like to show up in pairs or groups. 7 Capsizing Waves This is actually a fun quest all on its own, [https://Www.animewiki.cc/ animewiki攻略blog] as it gives you a unique option in battle. The Capsizing Waves commission sends you to a small island where Hilichurls are causing trouble. You can take them out by just beating them in a fight, as always, or you can go with Paimon's suggestion and knock them into the ocean. No matter how high their HP is, enemies who find themselves in deep water always end up drowning instantly. This commission throws a lot of Hilichurls at you, but they're easily taken care of when you push them into the water. Jean's Elemental Skill is especially useful for this . 6 No Honor Among Thieves No Honor Among Thieves takes you away from having to fight Hilichurls. This quest sends you to a camp of Treasure Hoarders that need to be defeated. Treasure Hoarders aren't exactly the hardest enemies to beat. And since they're grouped up in this commission, beating them all at once is even easier, especially if you've got Sucrose or Kazuha in your team . On top of the quest's ease, it gives you a chance to collect a bunch of the Insignias that the Treasure Hoarders drop. Who needs to seek them out when they come to you in this commission quest? 5 The Thundering Wilds It's not guaranteed that you'll even have to fight anything in The Thundering Wilds. The main objective of this commission quest is to get rid of some instances of Electro fog using any Anemo character . Sometimes, that's literally all there is to it, and your objective will be complete. Other times, you might have to fight a couple of enemies after removing the fog. What type of opponent you may get changes based on the fog's location, but it's only ever a maximum of one or two of them that appear. Making quick work of them is pretty simple. 4 Lightning Bottler All you have to do in the Lightning Bottler quest is collect enough Electro particles within the time limit. That's really it; you don't have to worry about enemies or anything. And even though the quest says that you have to collect "all" the particles, that's not true. There'll always be four or five particles that you can completely ignore, depending on the commission's location. The most trouble you might have is with gliding, but even that's something you'll figure out quickly. Though Inazuma is one of the most intimidating regions, this commission certainly isn't. 3 Vine Collector Vine Collector is basically Sumeru's version of Inazuma's Lightning Bottler. Unlike Lightning Bottler, it doesn't even have different versions, so it'll always be the same amount of particles at the same location. You have a generous 90 seconds to collect 12 Dendro particles, and then you're done. Even the commission's location is convenient because it's right next to a teleport waypoint. You might not see it at first glance, but you just have to turn around after teleporting and use a couple of ziplines to get to your destination. It's all smooth sailing from there. 2 Fungi Buster Like basic Hilichurls, the Fungi in Sumeru are pretty easy to beat. In Fungi Buster, you have to defeat them all. The types that appear depend on where the commission is, so it's wise to have characters with different elements in the team, just in case. Otherwise, you'll most likely make quick work of the Fungi looking to cause trouble. This commission is also convenient because it lets you plan out what drops you want from them before fighting them. Since Fungi drop different materials depending on whether they've been hit with Electro or Pyro, Fungi Buster is a useful opportunity for farming. 1 The Measure Of A Mushroom The Measure of a Mushroom is both easy and a little silly. You kind of have to wonder who's commissioning people to bounce on mushrooms and why. To complete this commission, you have to jump on five mushrooms consecutively without touching the ground at all. You can even use your Wind Glider to make sure you land on the next mushroom accurately. All in all, this commission is probably one of the quickest ones in the game if you do it right the first time. Just make sure not to die from fall damage before you can finish it. Next: Genshin Impact: Things You Should Do Every Day

Genshin Impact: Best Mika Character Builds - Artifacts Weapons Talents

2025-09-21T21:02:09Z

JohnnyCarpentier:

Quick Links Mika’s Best Weapons Mika’s Best Artifacts Mika's Talent Priority Finding the best Mika character build in **Genshin Impact ** can be troubling for those unfamiliar with his abilities and how he operates. After being initially introduced as an NPC in update 3.1, Mika is being added as a playable character with Version 3.5. While he does not assume a constant damage-dealing role on the field, the support hero’s character builds can significantly change the whole team’s performance, both in terms of survivability and in the overall damage output. The character from Mondstadt can either be used as a healer or a Cryo-enabler damage-increasing support hero in a team. Because of the range of his skills, Mika's character builds can vary depending on the role he is given. Despite the fact that he is not as efficient as the beloved Bennett as a healer in Genshin Impact or Yun Jin as a support, he is a good character to have on one’s team. Additionally, he is a fairly easy character to build, regardless of the chosen role. Related: Genshin Impact: Best Yaoyao Character Builds - Artifacts, Weapons, & Talents Mika’s Best Weapons According to GameWith , the best weapons for Mika’s healer build in Genshin Impact are ones focused on Energy Recharge. Because he heals through his Elemental Burst, it is important to have his ability up and ready for when battling situations get difficult. As such, the best possible weapon for Mika's character build is Raiden Shogun’s signature polearm, Engulfing Lightning . The 5-star weapon has a decent base attack (608 at level 90) but impresses with its Energy Recharge sub-stat (55.1% at level 90). Genshin Impact ’s Engulfing Lightning is, by far, the best Energy Recharge polearm in the [https://www.animewiki.cc Anime game events] and the best for Mika's character build that focuses on healing. Alternatively, players can use Favonius Lance or the F2P (free-to-play) options, The Catch , and Prototype Starglitter . Any of these will likely provide satisfying results. When it comes to Mika’s buffer build in Genshin Impact , players should focus on giving him extra HP since his Elemental Skill scales off of that specific stat. Because of Genshin Impact ’s lack of polearms with HP sub-stats, the main recommendation is the 3-star weapon, Black Tassel . Although it's a weapon with a low base attack stat (354 at level 90), it's easy to refine to level 5. However, its HP sub-stat (46.9% at level 90) can significantly change the 4-star character's buffing abilities . As a premium substitute, players can also give him Hu Tao's signature polearm, Staff of Homa . Though its weapon skill only boosts HP by 20% at level 1 refinement, it's a great source of damage and can be used if they end up discarding 3-star weapons, which includes Black Tassel. Despite the lack of options, Mika's character build for buffs is an easier one to achieve with weapons. Mika’s Best Artifacts Mika’s character builds will also influence his Artifact sets and the necessary stats. If players opt for a healer build, the best choice is to use four pieces of Genshin Impact ’s Ocean-Hued Clam set . With it, players can significantly increase Mika’s healing and use his healing powers to deal extra damage to opponents, even if he is not currently on the field. The Artifact stat priority for this build is HP%, Healing Bonus, Energy Recharge, [https://www.animewiki.cc AnimeWiki二次元] and flat HP. This should provide Mika with both an increase in his overall healing abilities and the power to Burst more often. Related: Genshin Impact's Best Support Characters For __ Mika's buffer build, the recommendation is to go with four pieces of the Noblesse Oblige set . While its two-piece bonus, which grants a 20% Elemental Burst DMG boost, isn’t quite useful as the four-piece bonus is. It grants all teammates a 20% ATK bonus for 12 seconds after using an Elemental Burst. This adds up to Mika’s ability in Genshin Impact to boost the team’s damage output, so it fits in perfectly. Alternatively, players can mix two pieces of the Ocean-Hued Clam set with two pieces from the Maiden Beloved set to further increase Mika’s overall healing powers. Of course, this comes at the expense of the potential restoration-scaling damage he can put out with four pieces of Ocean-Hued Clam, but it is excellent if he is not reaching enough healing. For Mika’s buffer build, the substitute solution is mixing two pieces of Tenacity of the Millelith, which grants a 20% HP bonus, with two pieces of Emblem of Severed Fate, which will improve his ER by 20% as well. Mika's Talent Priority Because of how flexible Mika is in Genshin Impact , [https://www.animewiki.cc Anime game walkthrough] his character builds will also, inevitably, alter his overall Talent priority. For example, when players build him to be a team’s healer, they should start focusing mainly on his Elemental Burst , which is the ability that provides healing. This is the top priority, so it should be maxed out immediately. The second priority is his Elemental Skill , which boosts the team’s power. Although it is not the main focus of this Mika build, it should also be considered. Lastly are his attacks because he is not a damage-dealing character. Regarding Mika’s buffer build, there is a simple change to the priority. His Elemental Burst in Genshin Impact ceases to be the main priority, giving place to his Elemental Skill. Prioritizing his Skill will allow him to boost the team’s attack significantly. His second priority should then become his Burst. While he may not be used as the primary healer when utilized as a buffer, his healing powers should not go to waste, so players should increase his Skill Talent. Finally, as his healer build, his attacks should be the last priority and can even be disregarded. Despite his flexibility in a team, both of Mika's character builds are quite easy to achieve. Even the ruthless Artifact grinding in Genshin Impact may not be as tricky as it is for damage-dealing characters. Mika is suitable as both a healer and a buffer, so the choice of how to use him in **Genshin Impact ** ultimately comes down to player preference. More: Genshin Impact: Why You Should Wait Until AR 45 To Farm Artifacts Source: GameWith

Most Relaxing Video Game Soundtracks

2025-09-21T21:01:49Z

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Video game music is one of the most underrated aspects of the medium. Few things can illicit an emotional response like the strings of a violin at the right moment or wavering synth in the right area. While we love music that helps get our hearts pounding, in our free time, we'd much rather listen to mellow stuff that helps us relax. Whether we need to destress about an upcoming exam, something to lose ourselves in as we go for a long walk, or [https://WWW.Animewiki.cc AnimeWiki Anime Blog] we're just eating a sandwich, laying on the ground and feeling like crap, these soundtracks lull us into a more relaxed state of mind. 20 Genshin Impact Genshin at its heart is a game about chilling out. Whether you're playing on your phone on your commute home or sprawled out on your couch in front of your PS5 for hours, Genshin's looping gameplay, chest routes, and laid-back story are a great way to zone out for a bit. The music plays a huge part in this, with its light touch sprinkled throughout every adventure. Journeying through mountains and rolling fields always feels that bit more magical with the odd piano not or violin string sprinkled in there. 19 Everybody Has Gone To The Rapture Jessica Curry's music manages to strike an incredible balance between haunting and beautiful, all while still leaving you relaxed. The one exemption to this might be her work on Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs, which is also brilliant but might leave you contemplating all your mistakes in life. However, her work on games like Dear Esther and Let Us Melt proves just how well video games and classical music can go together. Nowhere is this more apparent than in Everybody Has Gone to The Rapture. A game about exploring a town where everyone has disappeared would usually leave you anxious and on edge, but Curry's music surrounds the experience with a calming aura that keeps you powering through. 18 Ecco The Dolphin Ecco the Dolphin was one of the earliest examples of a game designed almost entirely just for vibing out. We see it a lot more now with experimental indie games that have no real objective and just see you explore a space, but in the Genesis era when Sega started publishing the series Ecco, its focus on player exploration and tone setting was non-traditional to say the least. Ecco ultimately is basically a 2D platformer of all underwater levels, but a fun one. In no small part is that thanks to Spencer Nilsen's iconic score. Sega might not ever go back to Ecco but the music the series has left us with will live on forever. 17 Citizen Sleeper Citizen Sleeper 's soundtrack is a project worked on Amos Roddy. The game is a cyberpunk tale about a synthetic human, whose body is destined to decay, and the people they meet on the makeshift-city space station called The Eye. It's a game about human connections in a universe run by mega-corporations and the industrial, cyberpunk tones of the soundtrack perfectly encapsulate the sleeper's longing for humanity. The soundtrack also manages to leave you hopeful at times, much like the game, it's about fighting for a better future for those you love. 16 Minecraft Minecraft 's procedural worlds, building, and light survival gameplay make it the perfect game to play to relax, but the secret sauce in this chill chilli is the music. The base game originally was entirely scored by C418 and their work the basis for countless multi-hour YouTube mixes of Relaxing Beats To Chill And Study To . 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Genshin Impact: Best Team Comps For Shenhe

2025-09-19T14:10:38Z

JohnnyCarpentier: Created page with " Quick Links Shenhe's Best Abilities & Skills Best Freeze Team For Shenhe Best Physical Team For Shenhe Best F2P Team For Shenhe In Genshin Impact **Genshin Impact ** ’s team comps for Shenhe can vary significantly depending on the type of party players want to build. Shenhe is a 5-star Cryo character from Liyue, and is a disciple of the Adeptus known..."

Quick Links Shenhe's Best Abilities & Skills Best Freeze Team For Shenhe Best Physical Team For Shenhe Best F2P Team For Shenhe In Genshin Impact **Genshin Impact ** ’s team comps for Shenhe can vary significantly depending on the type of party players want to build. Shenhe is a 5-star Cryo character from Liyue, and is a disciple of the Adeptus known as Cloud Retainer. In battle, she wields a polearm and mainly operates as a support character rather than a DPS or sub-DPS. Shenhe was first added to the game as a playable character in January 2022, when she was featured in her own limited-time character banner. As a 5-star character, she has been featured in banner reruns. The 5-star Cryo hero is potentially one of the most underrated characters in Genshin Impact . Although it may seem like she is suitable exclusively for Cryo teams, she is somewhat versatile and has the power to boost other types of team builds as well. Because of this, Shenhe’s team comps in Genshin Impact are flexible. Of course, optimization is a core feature in developer HoYoverse’s open-world RPG, so using the characters that best synergize with her is the ideal strategy. Related: Genshin Impact: Shenhe's Constellations Guide Shenhe's Best Abilities & Skills As mentioned previously, Shenhe is a support character. In Genshin Impact team comps, Shenhe acts as a damage buffer and a Cryo enabler/Resonance hero. Her Elemental Skill, Spring Spirit Summoning , deals Cryo DMG, which is great for enabling these reactions, from Freeze to Superconduct, or simply applying the element. The Elemental Skill also creates an Icy Quill for the team. This buff is how Shenhe significantly improves Genshin Impact Cryo teams : Icy Quill sees that the team’s Normal, Charged, and Plunging Attacks, Elemental Skills, and Elemental Bursts that deal Cryo DMG will deal increased DMG based on Shenhe’s ATK stat. Although her Elemental Burst, Divine Maiden’s Deliverance, also deals Cryo DMG, it is done over time in an AoE (area of effect). Additionally, the ability generates a field that reduces opponents’ Cryo Resistance and Physical Resistance. This is what makes Shenhe’s team comps in Genshin Impact so variable – the Physical Resistance debuff. While she is better used in Cryo teams to take full advantage of both her Skill and Burst’s Cryo boosting and debuffing properties, she can easily be added to a team simply for her Burst. Nevertheless, Cryo characters in Genshin Impact are abundant, [https://Www.Animewiki.cc/ animewiki anime攻略] so team building for Shenhe is extremely easy. Best Freeze Team For Shenhe A Freeze team comp for Shenhe would be the best to take advantage of all of her abilities and their respective boosts, be they buffs for the team or debuffs against opponents. As suggested by Game8 , the ideal DPS for this scenario would be Ayaka Kamisato from the Inazuma region. The 5-star Cryo character is an excellent choice for a high-damage output, especially CRIT Cryo hits. She is one of the best Cryo characters in the [https://Www.Animewiki.cc/ Anime game walkthrough] and is the best fit for this team comp. Alternatively, players can also use the fan-favorite 5-star Cryo archer Ganyu from the Liyue region in Genshin Impact . Ganyu is a great source of damage, especially when it comes to Cryo, and fits in quite well despite being more focused on Charged ranged attacks. For a sub-DPS in Shenhe’s Freeze team comp in Genshin Impact , Game8 recommends Kaedehara Kazuha, the 5-star Anemo swordsman from Inazuma. Both his Elemental Skill and Elemental Burst are fantastic for Swirling elements together and triggering reactions. He can help with the desired Freeze reaction and put enemies’ elements into the Swirl. On top of that, he can help gather opponents and absorb an element into his Burst. Related: Genshin Impact: Best Kazuha Support Build (Weapons, Artifacts, & Talents) As an alternative, players can use Venti , the Anemo Archon from Mondstadt. This character, as a sub-DPS, is not as good as Kazuha but can trigger great Swirls, gather enemies, and is an excellent source of damage. Finally, to wrap it up, a Genshin Impact Hydro character should be the final touch. The trick is that they should heal as well. Ideally, Shenhe’s team comp in Genshin Impact should count on Sangonimya Kokomi from Inazuma. Not only is the leader of the Watatsumi Army one of the best healers, but she is also perfect for applying Hydro and, thus, triggering Freeze, which is the essence of the entire build. The only downside is that Kokomi is yet another 5-star character who can, in turn, be difficult to obtain. The positive aspect is that she has a fantastic 4-star F2P (free-to-play) alternative: Barbara, from the Mondstadt region. The charismatic idol from the Favonius Church is a useful healer in Genshin Impact and, as a catalyst user (like Kokomi herself), can easily apply Hydro on opponents. Furthermore, her Elemental Skill and Elemental Burst act in an AoE, which is excellent for Hydro application. This is the best team comp for Shenhe in Genshin Impact , but she can work well without Cryo or Freeze being the focus. Best Physical Team For Shenhe Following the Freeze team comp, Shenhe can also operate well with a party focused on Physical DMG. As suggested by Game8 , the ideal DPS for this scenario would be Eula . The Knight of Favonius is a heavy-hitter and can still use the Physical DMG debuff Shenhe applies with her Burst. The fact that Eula, in Genshin Impact , is a Cryo character also helps her occasionally take advantage of Shenhe’s buff. This makes her perfect for Shenhe’s team comp in Genshin Impact . For a sub-DPS, players will want to go with traditional choices. Raiden Shogun is the best option due to her ability to apply Electro DMG while off-field and, thus, triggering Superconduct reactions. She can easily be substituted by Yelan, another fantastic sub-DPS, though she would be triggering Freeze. The last character in the Physical team comp for Shenhe in Genshin Impact must be another support who can either be a healer or a shielder. Ultimately, it depends on the player’s preference. Game8 suggests using Genshin Impact ’s 5-star hero Zhongli , which is the best shielder to date and an extremely easy one to build. Related: Genshin Impact: Why Zhongli & Venti Pretend To Not Know Each Other Best F2P Team For Shenhe In Genshin Impact Seeing how difficult it is to obtain proper 5-star characters in the game, F2P options should also be considered. Luckily, there is a highly effective F2P team comp for Shenhe, as listed by Game8. For the main DPS, players should use Chongyun from Liyue, who can take advantage of Shenhe’s Cryo and Physical DMG buffs alike. As a sub-DPS, they can use Xingqiu, who is also from Liyue. This Hydro character can apply Hydro to enemies while being off-field, which makes him ideal for triggering Freeze – this is one of the reasons he is in Genshin Impact ’s national team build . To tie the team together, players can use Sucrose from Mondstadt. The Anemo character can help spread the Elemental Reactions through her Swirl. Alternatively, they can employ Sayu , which can use Swirl and heal the team simultaneously. Players can also change the F2P comp to create Superconduct reactions, adding Kuki Shinobu , from Inazuma, as an Electro healer. There are many options to choose from when building team comps for Shenhe in **Genshin Impact ** , but the best advice is to make good use of her buffs as often as possible. More: Best Team Builds For Kuki Shinobu In Genshin Impact Source: Game8

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2025-09-19T14:10:31Z

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