Genshin Impact

I literally don't give a shit since I don't care about male homosexuals. You're the only one crying like a little b***h troon.

Except this whole year I've been able to wish for girls I didn't get before. Not everyone started the game in 2020. And I'm certainty not gonna drop money on the game like a moronic American TROON whale.
Now start eating meat and drop the slop homosexual, it's killing your brain.

Yae and Nilou wear ridiculous diapers under long skirts stop gaslighting
they look stupid and you can see the censorship line the original artist left in
why is everyone who plays this game such a fricking cultist? Feels like I'm in /xivg/ again

they're light blue and they're basically short pants under a skirt. As a dancer.
They look ridiculous abd her ass is consistently covered by the very long skirt anyway
the concept art and promotional art had her belly button out, and actual normal panties a dancer would wear

what Nilou wears isn't spats though , it's layered
either way, you're just moving the goalpost. Point is that it's overly safe and boring, while the male characters are dressed like literal actual porn characters
you can't refute that , you just defend it because it's your politics and you think a chinese company cares about "queer representation"

Of course she's a 5-star with the amount of promotion she's given. Now whether she'll be good is another matter entirely.

I meant Navia, not Charlotte.
Charlotte is a confirmed 4.

Really? Because so far leaks have only said she's budget Bhaizu

The actualy mental illness is you, coomer brain-kun

COME ON DUDE
it's like 3 pixels, at a specific angle
it's ridiculous

I feel like you need to re-evaluate your life decisions when you call a necklace a "censor necklace"

Gaslight troony gaslight

I really don't care bro
Fully clothed, she's still the hottest character in this damn devil's video game

Yeah, it only applies to the characters. Someone swapped in her model over Raiden, but it's missing the line generation beyond the face. The modder probably missed something or it was intentional for some reason.

Sony asked them to tone down sexiness of grownup girls.
I rember they even released a free burka style outfit for rosaria because her breasts removal was not enough.

Because she has big breasts.

>looking at your character straight on is autistically placing your camera
the ribbon only covers the button lmao, jesus christ you are whiny

What about Ei? Come on spill it!

she just like me fr

>Your people are dying in a war started by the Fatui
>Ei: I know
>So, are you going to do something? Why even negotiate with Signora when you know she is supplying the opposing side
>Ei: I don't care

So what you're telling me is that Furina desperately needs a bone deep relaxing massage + stress relief sex?

But spiking the water is the same amount of danger and evidence as spiking any other food. What if they don't drink it all? What if they goop immediately from their lips touching it? What if the waiter spills the Fonta onto someone? It's equal amount of risk as just making the whipped cream or ganache with it in it for that specific table. You're already trying to kill them to begin with. Also, if you get a chef to do it then they can very easily dispose of everything leading back to him having cooked whatever, but if Travler and Paimon don't goop they'll be on the hook for at least some time so that the chef can escape.
>because the fonta was noticeably salty so a significant dose was added.
That's the thing though, we have no idea how much is necessary. Based on what the guy from Act 1 was running around with they just use small vials of the stuff to do what they need, and filling several balloons with the water is infinitely more dangerous and risks leaving way evidence than spiking some food. Since Lyney and Lynette weren't puddles you can assume it does need a fair amount of water to do it, but then you have the Fonta case so it can't be more than a single teacup.

the frick was this schizo quest?

You need to do the other world quests with the Melusine decoding a book and the diver guy in order to understand a bit more about what's going on there and it's still not very clear.

You're severely underestimating how much moisture is lost when cooking. If you crushed a loaf of bread you would not get a teacups worth of water. Also quit it with the whipped cream bullshit cause the process in making it implies that this regular hotel/restaraunt is making whipped cream entirely from scratch instead of buying it from a store.
>Again, what happens if they don't drink it fully?
Again I said they probably dosed enough to kill no matter how much was drank. As for Paimon and Traveler surviving to explain the case, the damage would've already been done since Navia was key to lots of shit going on so there wouldn't be much to pursue on anyways.
>Finding who actually poisoned the food along the line?
And how would you prove it? All the evidence is still in the drinks, undetectable and the fact that it exists lies in the trust of two outlanders saying it's there.
>Dude, it's literally a one floor building. They walk down the stairs and walk out the door as they're eating/drinking.
Nice one captain obvious now explain to me why you make it so that in my argument they can't just also do that?
>No, I'm implying they kill Navia in exchange for leaving Fontaine with some money.
So now your argument only works because of headcanon.
Your entire argument relies on too many moving parts, way too much uncertainty, way too many points of failure, an unreasonable amount of effort, and an overly convoluted means of murder which arguably is less effective than what is canon.

Are you anorexic? Dude you gotta eat more, cake is not that wet.
>Just throw the water into it.
That would fricking ruin the whipped cream.
>Sure, so if that was the case wouldn't the person already be goop by the time they took a sip or two? I mean,.....
Yes to all that, and as long as the poison hit it's target it doesn't matter if anybody else drank any or not. It's still undetectable.
>The fact there's a puddle person who drank a drink and turned into a puddle?
And how does that prove it was caused by something in the restaurant?
>said outlanders were just in a case where said Primordial Water was already...
Yeah but that wasn't long enough ago for everybody to know and outright trust them. There would still be some needless lengthy investigation into them that would eat into their time just to prove something that doesn't trace back to anyone at all.
>I didn't, you've been saying that they can't be traced to poisoning the drink this entire time and I don't understand how they couldn't be unless you only made one drink specifically for that one person. At least two of them would be goop.
You can't prove they had primordial water in their possession at all and no matter how far back you go you'd get nothing. All the evidence is supposedly mixed in with water and the fact that it exists in the drinks can't easily be verified or proven.

moron if you add water to cream it WON'T FRICKING GET WHIPPED BECAUSE YOU CAN'T WHIP WATER.

>You can't just substitute water for cream in recipes you idiot.
So make a cake without cream or milk, I just said to substitute it for the hell of it because you're using the buttercream for flavor in the cake I specifically linked.

Here's a cake that only uses water, oil, vanilla extract, and vinegar:
https://thebigmansworld.com/easy-vanilla-cake/
>Water is used sparingly otherwise you get a goopy mess.
It's not even being used to decorate the cake or anything, it's being used essentially as frosting for said cake. A "goopy mess" is more than sufficient.

It wouldn't be enough to liquefy her, she'd just get high.

But we already know that less than a cup of water is enough to liquefy someone.

>lol just add water! It won't completely ruin the cake mix!
that anon earlier was right, you need to learn how to cook.
>If you don't want to test that theory then you're already under the assumption that liquid itself is poisoned.
So Paimon and Traveler would let some rando kill themselves to prove that the just the drink is poisoned.
>How does it not?
So if you poison somebody hours ago and they die somewhere else it could've only happened where they died? Until primordial water is confirmed to exist within at least the drinks can nobody assume that the cause was on the scene.
>How doesn't it?
How can you prove they did? Even if you investigated everyone there wouldn't any be direct correlation. Unless you find an empty bottle labeled POISON THAT MIXES WITH WATER on them you wouldn't be able to prove shit.
>It didn't just magically appear.
You can't prove some random empty bottle, probably thrown out in the trash after use did at some point contain primordial water.

>So Paimon and Traveler would let some rando kill themselves to prove that the just the drink is poisoned.
I just told you that if they don't want some rando to test if it's poisoned (and since they have no way to test it outside of some rando dying) they're already assuming it's also poisoned.
>So if you poison somebody hours ago and they die somewhere else it could've only happened where they died?
This specific poison literally turns you into a puddle of water where you stand. They already know it turns you into a puddle of water on contact in high enough amounts because that's already the evidence they presented to the court. They also know it can potentially be delayed since the guy melted in front of them without anyone touching him but since he was tampering with it prior to that we don't know if that's because of it or because of something else.
>can nobody assume that the cause was on the scene.
No, because up until this point the only times they've seen this happen is in the public courtroom in Lyney's case at that point due to Primordial Water specifically.
>How can you prove they did?
Like I said, at some point in the chain the liquid was poisoned. At that point you retrace the steps to find who did it. Then you figure out how they did it. "Disposing of evidence" is a crime you know.

>The guy in the theater dies from it before he could name the leader.
Which is what I said in the very next sentence, and the excuse would be that this specific person already used the Primordial Water regularly enough to know how to kill with it, so we have no idea if he's got more tolerance to it, if the person who hired him did something, or what, whereas Navia never has. You're right with this but it can also be argued against at the same time.

In addition to this, even if it was delayed they would still take steps to rule out that it wasn't used in that restaurant on her leading to a case in that restaurant anyway. If it's not something there then they move onto her previous actions.
>so you just hope that somebody saw the assassin put the poison in the drink
That's one option. Another is to find the bottle with traces of it (But we don't know how technologically advanced Fontaine is so this might be impossible to tied back to anyone unless Furina or Neuvilette can sense it somehow if they come into contact with it since they clearly can't from a distance or near it), another is to follow their actions leading up to delivering the drink and meals to Navia, Traveler, and Paimon and try to find a discrepancy.

You could also technically bring in any non-Fontainian to drink and see if they get high from a sip since they already know what they're potentially working with.

>they'd have no way of ruling out anything outside of the restaurant.
Sure, but there's no reason why they wouldn't immediately cordon off the restaurant and do an investigation because as far as they know it can kill instantly and delayed.
>Traces of a substance that is easily mixed with water and washed out
The fact there are traces at all would mean it exists in the restaurant, which means anyone who has access to said bottles would immediately become a suspect, and that would also solidify it as having happened recently, not with a delay.
>Once again in a semi-busy establishment nobody is keeping tabs on such regular short-term activity.
In this instance they would be because it would stop everything in the restaurant until the Garde arrived. The last things that would have happened in recent memory would be who served what to who and when since it just happened like 5-10 minutes ago. If they say "I don't know" or "I don't remember" then Traveler and Paimon would know who served them at the very least, which allows them to zero in on that waiter. If it's not that waiter then that waiter can at least point to who has given him food recently, and then backtrack from there.
>If you wanna convolute it further it could've been a totally separate third party that interacted with the drinks unbeknownst to any staff working there.
But even in that instance that still narrows it down to that small group which can't be more than like two people (Assuming it's the bar which I think only had one guy in it if I remember right).

Even if they don't have definitive evidence they should have enough circumstantial evidence to pin it on someone, and considering a huge chunk of Lyney's defense was hearsay and speculation I don't think they're massive sticklers. Furina didn't even have physical proof of anything, she just threw sound enough ideas out and they ran with it.

>These traces would only be found in the drinks
Meaning that someone in the restaurant staff poisoned it or someone who sold them something poisoned it and got absurdly lucky it was used in that specific drink to get Navia and Traveler specifically.
>And then the culprit claims to have just done normal things and nobody can prove him otherwise?
Sure, but since Furina and Neuvilette are fine with circumstantial evidence this isn't a problem. Hearsay seems to work fine with their justice system because Lyney's testimony of what he was doing is used as an argument against Furina with no evidence to back it up. It's literally just "Lyney said this" and they role with it with no objections. They get enough staff to account that this person was bringing the drink to the table or served the drink and it becomes evidence against them.
>Ah yes, literally everyone in the restaurant is a culprit
No, not everyone. Whoever served the drink, whoever produced the drink, and if anyone interrupted either of them.

>You're vastly overestimating how hearsay played in the trial.
I don't think I am. After the whole reveal of the House of Hearth, Traveler is given new information that is entirely hearsay. Lyney's version of events have no proof whatsoever, it's just what he and Lynette say happened. There is no proof that he actually went into the grate besides what Lynette says to back it up who is a biased witness to those events. That should already be it for Lyney if hearsay matters, and furthermore he was lying to the court by not revealing that at the start.
The entire case hinges on the fact he wasn't around to hear the noise because he was in the underbelly when everything happened. The only way I would argue it counts is because he specified what was underneath there, but then that could be bounced back in that he would have been there for the construction of that tunnel so of course he does.
This reveal also led to multiple bits of other evidence coming to light which really shouldn't have been allowed.
>Or y'know maybe the staff didn't notice any interruption
Which leads you to the person handing out the drinks.
>or maybe they got distracted by somebody who had a friend poison the drinks
Which leads you to the person who distracted them. This would potentially be a dead end if they or their accomplice already left and they don't remember what they looked like, but this means this would need to be done in an interim period which I can only imagine would be what, the stairs? Because it's either that or wherever the waiter gets their drink.

I'm gonna concede and say you're right here though from the side of evidence. It's far easier to flush a bottle out and throw it away without leaving evidence than it is to throw away parts of a cake.

>Without CSI technology that's just how it works.
I suppose you're right, I keep forgetting this is a world that doesn't have sophisticated ways of studying things and are more on "What you see is what you get." It just feels like some of the stuff shouldn't be admissible due to bias.
>Which can't be proven of having done anything
No, but it can certainly point you in a direction of who could have tampered with the drink.
>until they just decide to single out one random person who may or may not have done it.
I'm more saying that they hold people who could have reasonably interfered with things until they get more information about the situation and those would be their best ideas. They might not be able to pin it on them, but if they get enough circumstantial evidence from the people in the restaurant they could potentially build a case against these people. The only thing that really throws a wrench into the plan is if said person was interrupted like you said.

>lol just add water! It won't completely ruin the cake mix!
that anon earlier was right, you need to learn how to cook.
>If you don't want to test that theory then you're already under the assumption that liquid itself is poisoned.
So Paimon and Traveler would let some rando kill themselves to prove that the just the drink is poisoned.
>How does it not?
So if you poison somebody hours ago and they die somewhere else it could've only happened where they died? Until primordial water is confirmed to exist within at least the drinks can nobody assume that the cause was on the scene.
>How doesn't it?
How can you prove they did? Even if you investigated everyone there wouldn't any be direct correlation. Unless you find an empty bottle labeled POISON THAT MIXES WITH WATER on them you wouldn't be able to prove shit.
>It didn't just magically appear.
You can't prove some random empty bottle, probably thrown out in the trash after use did at some point contain primordial water.

moron if you add water to cream it WON'T FRICKING GET WHIPPED BECAUSE YOU CAN'T WHIP WATER.

Yes, I know it's just cream. I'm saying put a bit of water into said cream. How do you not understand that? Yeah, you're gonna dilute it and it's gonna take longer to whip and won't whip up as well because it's thinner now. And? I'm saying do like 1:4 split of Primordial Water to heavy cream.

just so you morons are aware, fat xiao literally doesn't have the mental capacity to do any of this shit. He's medically moronic.

Whatever is the dumbest shit you can think of is what actually happened, and it probably doesn't even make sense.
It's been like this for 3 years with the exception of Ei's plot (cause genshit team didnt write it) when are you gonna learn?

>if you vomit out 200 words to explain something that only needs 50
So Genshin's story is fine then? Starting from Sumeru, every dialogue is important to the plot

>don't understand how a fantasy world can use words that don't exist in the real world

>require a dictionary at the back to understand
So you admit you have skill issue?

All those words exist, just in other languages. For some reason the translators have a boner for grabbing words from Latin, Greek, Sanskrit, French etc., would be interesting seeing what it's like in Chinese when they don't do that. You have something like a "magic tree" and in English it'll be Vivydias Adagra or something they grabbed out of the Vedas

Maybe I don't see the issue with the writing because I play in japanese

If you want to have a blast, just look at how the English troonylator made up every single Sumeru term.

>We the vision users really are Genshin Impact(tm) aren't we
Sometimes less is more

It's not the first time that "Impact" was added. HI3 is just "Houkai 3" in JP and Benghuai 3" in CN.

I'll be honest, that would sound cringy to me.

Nah, it's not mentioned again in other languages too. Except outside of the game, during interviews for example when they explain that vision users are called Genshin

It's probably because they wanted to pick a neutral language that didn't correspond to one of the seven nations. If they chose "Genshin", then it's like they're favoring Inazuma for some reason. If they chose "Yuanshen", then it's Liyue. "Primordial/Original God" is probably too clunky. That's probably why they went with Greek.

They chose "Genshin" because weebs. It doesn't really matter within the story.
I dunno who decided it, but the original unified civilization was made to be Greek, while Celestia is Gnostic. So it ultimately boils down to either Greek or some Hebrew term.

No. "Yuanshen/Genshin/Allogenes" refers specifically to Vision Holders, not gods. They're god candidates.

Yeah, but the context is important. Also "Old One" doesn't work because the game has a frickton of Lovecraft references already so it might give people the wrong idea.

You: have trouble understanding a sentence with in-world words
Me: can understand it fine
Sounds like you have skill issue anon, I don't know...

>Me: can understand it fine
>The envoy of Khavrena instructed the Yasnapati to go to Mt Damavand and perform the rite of Chinvat to stop the Dahri in their fancy Darshans. Nasuraia. The sign of Apaosha must be extinguished soon, just as our Vijnanapati did.
If you're so great how about you explain this sentence, I give you a minute and a half to reply. Otherwise you're a filthy googler.

I accept your surrender.

>Mt Damavand
>The sign of Apoasha
>Khavrena
Lol struggling with proper nouns is the sign of a total illiterate moron.
>>Mt Damavand
>Durr wtf is a mountain
LMAO

LOL fricking ESL tard
>Mt Damavand
What the frick is the meaning of this proper name!
>The Sign of Apoasha
THE MEANING OF THIS PROPER NAME!!!!
>Khavrena
>
Lemme guess, your native languages uses names that mean dumb shit like "flowery turd-eater"

but remember this is a visual novel with a very good story and very good writing lmao

not bombarding your reader with fake words is writing 101
the localization did this btw, the original CN and also the JP don't have that

it is objectively an amateur mistake
objectively

817, wasn't discussing before and idk what they were saying, but I'm correct

Looks like I hit a nerve LOL
>WOULD YOU KNOW ANY OF THAT WHILE READING WITHOUT CHECKING THE GLOSSARY?
You would if you actually read anything you skiptard it's literally all explained in the quests. You got 3/7 right. So much for your glossary

>the Adagaria is unstable, we have to go talk to the king Gidas and find the Gataara Samara as prophecied in the Chandraa Aragas to activate the Chakra Kadabra in the Adagaria
>ok

All those words exist, just in other languages. For some reason the translators have a boner for grabbing words from Latin, Greek, Sanskrit, French etc., would be interesting seeing what it's like in Chinese when they don't do that. You have something like a "magic tree" and in English it'll be Vivydias Adagra or something they grabbed out of the Vedas

For you

People who complain about the pin limit and autistically pin every chest they find just so they can mark it off the map later are fricking moronic as hell.
I explore and naturally find all but like 5 chests every patch and when I want to find the rest I just watch a video and go by memory

>Dude just remember all that fantasybabble from a quest you dealt with half a year ago

>dude it's impossible to remember things ever
Must be sad having alzheimer's so early, I bet you can't even remember your favorite things from last year let alone childhood.
Hang in there

Wow got me there couldn't be any other possible reason......
oh by the way

The more you cry the more illiterate you look.
You try to downplay it as "google translate skills" yet you cannot make the same effort to understand it yourself.
You're crying because mondstadt isn't named "Moon City", or Liyue Harbor as "Stone Moon Harbor"
You want the cultural identity of each area zapped away into generic english names because you're brain hurts a little trying to remember a word with more than 3 syllables.
You don't understand anything because you literally don't read it at all.

>This vague latin word is used in place of this vague chinese word AAIIIIEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!
What's funny is they still mean about the same. Probably used because it'd get weird having to pluralize the chinese word.
Really dug hard and thats your "gotcha"?
Go ahead and tell me more about how hard it is to remember words.

Genshitters will always defend the awful localized naming on literally everything along with the dogshit word salad story.

Didn't read the story

whatever you say , but it sucks
it's an amateur mistake and it makes the dialogue unreadable

Literally says he doesn't read the story.
Gotta love seeing people proudly proclaim their illiteracy

>German, ok
>Chinese, that's fine
>Japanese, sign me up
>Sanskrit FRICKING UNREADABLE EYESORE
What's your vendetta against a whole language for? Why does it's specific combination of letters shut down your brain into a mumbling moron who's unable to grasp the story? You're totally fine with the entire game being full of jargon from other languages but sanskrit is where you lose it?

>What's funny is they still mean about the same
No they don't, a Xian is well established term in Chinese mythology, "Adeptus" just means "someone who has attained something".

>It's chinese for....something
Wow how explanative.

Ah so your just willfilly ignorant of all the jargon used in each region.
The millelith being latin is probably for the same reason as adeptus and can't have their original chinese names be inserted easily into english without screwing with them.
Sal Terrae is because it's likely a ruin older than Liyue.
You're just mad because the game decided to put a bunch of it's jargon in larger quests that you don't read anyways.

Glad to see the language major doesn't understand you can't just add an s onto the end of a word and make it plural or keep it the same meaning.
No more arguments because you're too lazy to dive back into the wiki of a story you don't read

It means someone who has recognized the weakness of flesh and become one with the holy machine.

Sorry if my posts are unreadable, ESL-kun. You'll get there one day!

whatever you say , but it sucks
it's an amateur mistake and it makes the dialogue unreadable

I literally just built xinyan as support for lyney overworld team

> Image
But why?