Updated May 11th 2021 by Mason Sansonia:Creating a good MMORPG is a matter of finesse, especially when it comes to creating ways to keep players engaged. There’s a lot to consider, from how many spins can be placed on the central gameplay to what players want. This is why a game like Genshin Impact, where there are more movement options for players, has a better than average framework for an MMORPG. With gacha mechanics on top of a wide world to explore and puzzles mixed in with combat, there’s a lot to keep players coming back. With aleak hinting at skins for characters coming in the future, there will be even more things to hook players soon.
Genshin Impacthas proven to be a phenomenon of a game. Thanks to the ubiquity of its predecessor in China, persistent marketing overseas, and a good beta release,Genshin Impacthad the biggest launch of any Chinese game.
The above mentioned gameplay, art style, and inviting world ofGenshin Impacthave drawn a lot of players in. While its combat is flashy and fast paced, it also has players slow down to explore its world. World quests in the game have several steps, and while they often include combat, there are also some scavenger hunt segments. One gives the players the mission to, “Search for Fragments Near the Geo Statues.” Here’s a brief guide on how to actually find these fragments, and what to do with them.
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Starting The Quest
Geo Statues are part of a quest called The Chi of Guyun.
Finding The Fragments
By now players should have some idea what the fragments are. They are not fragments of stone, or of an exotic material; they are fragments of a message.
Using the Fragments
Obtaining these fragments is not the end of the quest. Bringing them back to Granny Ruoxin will direct players to a vault, the last area of the quest. Be sure to bring sometop tier charactersto this area, as there will be battles to fight and loot to be won.
Genshin Impactis available for Mobile devices, PC, and PS4, with a Switch version in development.
