Complete Elemental Weakness Guide In Genshin Impact

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As a 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Genshin Impact pla🥂yer, it wouldn't take you long to realize that the whole game's combat is based around elemental reactions, and you can hardly win any battles without them🌟 except a few compositions. These reactions are introduced to you in the first stage of the tutorial itself when you battle a slime.

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There are a total of seven elements in the game, and each one reacts diffe𓆏rently with other elements, with some of them not having any reaction at all. It's important to understand how these reactions work, especially if you're planning to take ꧑on difficult challenges like the Spiral Abyss.

How To Trigger Every Reaction In Genshin Impact

Genshin Impact Triggering Electro Charged Reaction With Raiden Shogun

As you take part in the combat system of Genshin Impact and battle the wide range of enemies that Teyvat has to offer you, elemental reactions can be triggered whenever you apply two specific elements to the same enemy. This can either be done by using two different eleဣmental skills or by using one skill on an enemy that'𒊎s already infused with another element.

Depending on the two elꦕements you apply, and sometimes the order of application 💎as well, you can trigger the following reactions:

Elemental Reaction Chart		Pyro	Hydro	Anemo	Geo	Cryo	Electro	Dendro
Elemental Reaction Chart		Second Element Applied
First Element Applied	Pyro	No reaction	Reverse Vaporize	Swirl	Crystallize	Reverse Melt	Overload	Burning
	Hydro	Vaporize	No reaction	Swirl	Crystallize	Freeze	Electro-Charged	Bloom
	Anemo	Swirl	Swirl	No reaction	No reaction	Swirl	Swirl	No reaction
	Geo	Crystallize	Crystallize	No reaction	No reaction	Crystallize	Crystallize	No reaction
	Cryo	Melt	Freeze	Swirl	Crystallize	No reaction	Superconduct	No reaction
	Electro	Overload	Electro-Charged	Swirl	Crystallize	Superconduct	No reaction	Quicken > Aggravate/Spread
	Dendro	Burning	Bloom	No reaction	No reaction	No reaction	Quicken > Aggravate/Spread	No reaction

Apart from all these reactions, you can also trigger the Hyperbloom and Burgeon reactions by applying Electro and Pyro to Bloom Core respectively.

The former makes the Core deal single-target damage while the latter causes a bigger explosion.

What Each Reaction Does

Raiden Shogun using her Elemental Burst in Genshin Impact.

Now that you know how to trigger any reaction on command, it's also important to learn what each one of them does. Most reactions in Genshin Impact have a special effect, especially the ones related to Dendro, and here's what tꦿhey do:

Reaction Name	Effect
Vaporize	Doubles the DMG of the Pyro attack that triggers this reaction.
Reverse Vaporize	Increases the DMG of the Hydro attack that triggers this reaction by 1.5 times. You'll still see the Vaporize reaction on the screen in this instance, but the damaℱge boost is lesser if Hydro is applied after.
Swirl	Deals DMG of the same element type that causes the Swirl reaction other than Anemo. Moreover, if the Anemo ability continues dealing damage, it's considered as the damage of the Swirled element, which makes it easier to trigger other 🎉reactions.
Crystallize	Forms a crystal on the ground that can provide your active character a shield when picked up.
Melt	Doubles the DMG of the Pyro attack triggering this reaction.
Reverse Melt	Increases the DMG of the Cryo attack triggering this reaction by 1.5 times. It still shows Melt on the screen, but the boost is r🐽educed if Cryo is applied secon🍌d.
Freeze	Immobilizes the enemy for a little while, and allows you to cause the shatter reaction if you use a Geo or Claymore attack. Keep in mind that elite bosses can't be frozen.
Overload	Deals AoE Pyro DMG and sends smaller opponents flying while staggering the bigger ones.
Electro-Charged	Deals Electro DMG to the affected opponents at regular intervals. Moreover, if there are other opponents nearby, the electric shock can get conducted between them, dealing higher damage.
Superconduct	Opponents take AoE Cryo DMG while their Physical RES is reduced massively for a little while.
Burning	Burns the target for a set amount of time, dealing constant Pyro DMG that increases with your world level.
Bloom	Forms a Dendro Core on the field that deals Dendro DMG within an AoE after a few seconds. You can have a maximum of five cores on the field. If a sixth one comes, the first 🎃one breaks ins🔯tantly.
Quicken	This reaction doesn't do anything by itself, it just paves the way for Aggravate or Spread to trigger.
Aggravate	Triggers if you apply Electro to a Quickened enemy, increasing the DMG of this attack.
Spread	Triggers if you apply Dendro to a Quickened enemy, increasing the DMG of this attack.

Due to each reaction giving a different effect and the availability of the type of characters being different for each element, some reactions end up performing far better inꦐ the overall meta of the game. For example, you'll not get nearly as much value from Burning, Crystallize, or Superconduct as you can from Vaporize, Melt, oౠr Quicken.

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