Mihoyo Opiniones 

How is Miyoho still in business? My daughter tried to buy points for characters. They have created a bug in their system stating card denied. She tried again—denied. Several attempts. We tried another card. Just assumed they were having technical difficulties, would try later. Meanwhile, they were accounting for every transaction and taking the money. The points showed up later, my daughter—a minor, also on the autism spectrum—got excited, used the points, not understanding the consequence of using the points. We soon discovered a loss of nearly $500 in our account! We reached out to the company, NO RESPONSE. We called the bank and had to jump through a ton of red tape to get our money back. But because the transaction went through PayPal, now we’re also having to call PayPal because THEY are holding on to the money the bank actually returned. In the meantime, this CORRUPT MIYOHO is now sending threatening messages to my daughter, stating they will delete her account in seven days if she doesn’t pay. It’s like holding a metaphorical gun to the head of a vulnerable minor. During the pandemic, it’s been her main way of staying connected to peers. She is devastated. I am furious that these immoral, tech companies who create these gambling, gacha games are still allowed in business. I know Japan has regulations around this, but I believe this company is out of China. So consumer—especially parent—beware. It’s the typical “lure the vulnerable child” predatory stance of these gaming companies. So damn sick of it. Avoid Genshin Impact like you’re avoiding Covid 19!

As I know, there are certain elements of Genshin Impact that make significant impacts (pun intended) on the opinions of Gacha games. However... there's a reason why no one's talking about it like it's the new craze of yesterday. I can't say that there's one specific incident, because there are too many incidents to name. All-in-all, the wish system is made to use the wish shop, which is used to introduce the new sandwiched-on characters of the franchise. Before, this system was OK, but over time... it got terrible. broken. People are starting to lose money, just for a few characters, and MiHoyo will do NOTHING about it. Another problem is it's resin system which limits the boss events completely, leaving your character stuck for months on end and can't level up. Overall, there are LOTS of things MiHoYo does to squeeze every last penny out of your wallet, and it does NOTHING for the players.

All in all, this is a personal address to MiHoYo Studios. One creator to another. These elements are crucial to making a good gacha game, I agree. However if you don't appease all audiences and make it money-crazy, and a game made for previous influencers, then you're never going to get anywhere.

People might let this one slide, but during these next few events if you don't make a decision you're going to have a fork in the road to success. In reality, this is just moving a chess piece to the game of success for the game, and for the people.

Your move MiHoYo... Your move.

Isn't everybody aware by now that this company runs scams and performs outright fraud by attempting to take money out of the personal bank accounts of many, many people who are not even customers of theirs by means of presenting fraudulent orders to that person's bank for payment? It's only one of their fraudulent activities. You can easily look up and read more about their activities in detail. Never get involved with them in any way. That may (or may not) help you avoid being one of their targets. Luckily, they are often stopped by the banks involved. But not always.

genshin impact c'est juste une copie de breath of the wild pour les pauvres, je préfère acheté breath of the wild et une switch au lieu d'un F2P de chiasse

La société propose divers jeux en ligne, notamment le célèbre Genshin Impact.
Nous frôlons allègrement l'arnaque du siècle, le F2P sera quasiment inexistant, car tout a été pensé pour que vous ayez à débourser la moindre somme pour obtenir votre souhait à un taux de drop extrêmement bas.