Genshin Impact: Hidden Treasures In Sumeru You Didn’t Know About

Using Wriothesley’s best build and team comps in is the ideal way of optimizing his potential as a DPS and a Cryo catalyst character – the first of his kind, in fact. The Fontaine character was teased prior to the release of the Nation of Hydro, but has finally made his debut as both an NPC and a playable character in 4.1, becoming an ally to the Traveler. Wriothesley is a main DPS and, given his Vision and weapon combination, he opens up several possibilities for team comps and builds. You can focus on Cryo-based teams in a way that relies less on cooldowns and Energy.

Farming the correct materials for Wriothesley’s character Ascension in may be a time-consuming feat, but one that may prove useful in the long run, as the hero shapes up to be a unique DPS. Wriothesley was announced as a character for 4.1, along with Neuvillette. Contrary to the Chief Justice of Fontaine, however, he had not yet been introduced as an NPC. Nevertheless, Wriothesley has now made his debut as both an NPC and a playable character. At launch, he is unique, as Wriothesley is the first character to have a Cryo catalyst combination, essentially meaning he can use Elemental powers seamlessly with his Normal Attacks.

Like many previous Bethesda games, features a vast number of hidden details, secrets, and Easter eggs — it is not surprising that in a game with over 1000 planets and 100 star systems, although some are reasonably easy to locate or experience, others are exponentially harder to discover. These Easter eggs are, for the most part, wonderful references to pop culture, astronomy, history, and other Bethesda IPs; though being aware of one of the game's many references is rewarding, having to hunt for them and spend a great deal of time and effort in locating them only amplifies the reward.

The new voice of Mario has potentially been revealed, following an alleged datamine of a Super Mario Bros. Wonder retail demo.

Adding to the expansive arsenal available in the base game of , adds a number of new Iconic weapons to the game. While many can be found by simply playing through the DLC's story missions, the locations of others can be especially hard to pinpoint. Some weapons, for example, may only be made available through certain quests or decisions, while others might be hidden in subtle ways or placed in obscure locations. And, as Iconic weapons tend to have effects that can't be replicated by any other piece of gear, missing them may deprive a playthrough of unique gameplay.

The complete gameplay kit for Charlotte in has allegedly leaked, revealing the intricacies of her abilities, how she operates on the field, and much more. The leaks detail her Skill, her Burst, her Passive Talents, and even her Constellation levels. Charlotte is a new 4-star hero who is finally making her debut as a playable character in 4.2. She was initially presented in the game as an NPC ahead of Fontaine’s release. Charlotte is a journalist for the Steambird and was visiting other nations in Teyvat to write up a story for the local newspaper in the Nation of Justice.

With 4.1 freshly released, players have an even larger array of reasons to dive into the new nation of Fontaine. It's also a good point to take a quick retrospective on how the area has impacted the game.

The 4.2 leaks about Furina’s gameplay kit, including her skills, Elemental Burst, and even Constellations have been shared by several sources, and tease how the character will play out on the field once she arrives in the next update. Furina is the vessel of Focalors, the Hydro Archon in charge of Fontaine, the Nation of Justice. The character was mentioned by name prior to the release of the region but has since appeared as an NPC with Version 4.0. Furina is now one of the confirmed characters for 4.2, along with Charlotte. Furina is expected to be a 5-star character, like all other Archons.

There have been many 4.2 leaks and rumors ahead of the announcement and release of the official version. The leaks detail character releases, their skill sets, banner reruns, and even new opponent additions to the title, which has just entered its third year of content with the release of the Nation of Justice. There was a mass influx of leaks about Fontaine before the region was even released, and most of it extended far into updates that would come after Version 4.0. An example, for instance, was the leak that pointed out the release of Neuvillette in 4.1 even before Version 4.0 came out.

Comparing Neuvillette in with other 5-star characters that have similarities with him is quite enticing, seeing that the new character is a powerful main DPS that works in quite a unique way. Neuvillette is the Chief Justice of Fontaine and is responsible for the entire judicial system overseen by Lady Furina, the mortal vessel of the Hydro Archon, Focalors. He was first introduced as an NPC with the release of the Fontaine region in Version 4.0 but has since become a fully playable 5-star character in 4.1. Neuvillette uses Hydro powers in battle and a catalyst as his weapon of choice.

The Sims 4 Stuff Packs are making a triumphant return with the highly anticipated Home Chef Hustle pack. Stuff packs are the smallest add ons for the Sims 4, and it’s been a while since any new ones have been released. Before Home Chef Hustle, the last new stuff pack was Paranormal, which came out back in 2021. Needless to say, Simmers are excited to see the return of stuff packs.

Version 4.1 for Genshin Impact, “To the Stars Shining in the Depths,” is available for PS4, iOS, Android and PC. A new live-action trailer is live for the same, though it’s more of a celebration for the free-to-play action RPG’s third anniversary. Check it out below.