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This Cutscene from Genshin Impact’s A Parade of Providence Event Shows That HoYoverse Need to Do More Combat Scenes

Potential spoilers here given the nature of some of the characters, but with Genshin Impact's 'A Parade of Providence' now over and locked away in the vault to maybe or maybe not re-released sometime in the future, now is a good opportunity to highlight this cutscene. Played near the end of the three-part event story, it highlights that while HoYoverse has truly nailed some imaginative animated cutscenes, they have also gotten vastly better at demonstrating the complex combative abilities of the recruitable characters. I hope we can see more of them, especially with Fontaine questline coming up and a wealth of new story events to uncover.

May 15, 2023

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