Learning new languagesĪfter a bit of playing, Vannn revealed that they were from Indonesia, and that their English wasn’t very good. With my new friends, they were slain in a pinch. We all decided to go off and seek out different Hypostasis and Regisvine bosses, as these bosses would normally take quite a while for me to finish off on my own. Once Vannn joined, we all started to talk a bit more. After this, I got another request from Vannn, who I also decided to allow into our little group. I simply said, “For me?”, to which they replied, “Ofc.” From there, we started to chat and then went off on our way to, in my own words, ‘fight big baddies’. Playing on my PlayStation 5, it was a bit finicky to type but I did so regardless.

They had just defeated these big scary dudes that would normally take me a fair bit to beat, and they were jumping up and down next to a chest. Once I finished putting the beacons up, I went to see what Moon was doing. I wasn’t quite sure what to do with my new friend, as I had never played Genshin Impact with anybody up until now. Moon silently followed me around, fighting monsters and baddies in their travels. When Moon joined, I was in the middle of a quest where I had to put beacons around Dragonspire. So, out of this curiosity, I decided to accept a player called Moon, and then another called Vannn. However, I was also incredibly curious as the World Join Requests just kept on coming. So I was hesitant at first, we know this. I plan to play with Samantha in due time, as she will proceed to pick me up like a baby and carry me around as she beats the shit out of big baddies while I cry. Ruby don’t let those pirates in, they’ll take all your mushrooms Why were they doing this? What did these people have in store for me? In the words of my lovely friend and fellow writer Samantha Low, were they on a quest to steal my mushrooms? So once I unlocked Co-Op Mode, I found people requesting to join my world fairly often. Therefore, I choose to stick to single-player games and co-op games with my friends. Not to mention, getting roasted by other players on how bad I am at video games (something that I already know and proudly state online) is exhausting. If I am bad at a video game and it negatively impacts somebody else’s experience, I feel an immense amount of guilt about it. I’m one of those people who generally avoid playing online games as the thought of letting anybody down terrifies me. I’m very new to playing Genshin Impact, so when I unlocked the ability to play in Co-Op Mode I was hesitant to give it a go.

Big business genshin