Genshin Impact: You Probably Completed This Heart-Pounding Mission The Wrong Way

As seen in a newly shared fan discovery, players have been completing one of ’s most heart-pounding and tense missions in the wrong way. Curiously enough, it is one of the first quests that players embark on when following the main campaign. The popular action RPG was released by HoYoverse back in 2020 and, since then, its contents have expanded significantly. For veteran players, the first onboarding missions in the region of Mondstadt may have even been forgotten, considering how long ago they were first played – and, potentially, how little of an impact they left.

This is especially true when compared to the denser and more complex storytelling direction the game is currently taking with its main quests – the story of Fontaine in , for instance, is one that scars deep with its emotional and profound narrative, as well as the revelations of more information about the larger story of Teyvat, its peoples, and, most importantly, how the Traveler fits into all of that. Nevertheless, for some, the classic Mondstadt missions are held in a special place, but one of the most notorious of them has a completely different possible solution than expected.

According to a post made by Genshinlif3 on Instagram, there is one particularly stealth-heavy mission that players can complete without using stealth at all. As seen in the video, the quest “Venti’s New Plan” can be completed simply by running past the Church guards instead of using the exclusive mechanic to lower and hide behind objects to avoid their sights in. When running past them, their alert meter will increase, but by passing through swiftly, those meters stop, and they lose focus on the Traveler. Of course, the Lyre is then stolen by a Fatui Electro Cicin Mage.

For reference, this is the mission the Traveler is assigned with stealing the Holy Lyre der Himmel to then use its power to restore Dvalin to its regular self after Venti’s plan of asking for it to be lent to him does not work.

The fact that players can