Fans are using humor to cope with their bewilderment over the new update censorships found in Genshin Impact.
Genshin Impact has been notorious when it comes to its censorship. With the newest 2.5 update, players don't know whether they should be angry or just laugh at the newest censorships in the game. Genshin Impact is developed by miHoYo, a Chinese-based company that must abide by Chinese censorship laws, which are much more strict than Western audiences are used to. However, the updates meant to keep the game law abiding in China don't translate well into other countries and languages.
Previously, this was not a problem for Western audiences, but all censorships are being implemented for all regions. The most noticeable censorship is how the chat feature in Genshin Impact has been affected. Players have noticed that most words are being censored, making it almost impossible to use the feature. Reddit user Natuurschoonheid states, 'Lol is censored. So is 'me'.' Due to how broken the chat is, players can't even seem to write the characters' names.
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