It's unclear whether players will be compensated for the delayed update, but it's likely that some Primogems will be given to those who were affected.
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The release of Genshin Impact 2.7 has recently been postponed, and players will have to wait a few more weeks before the game can be updated again. This delay is due to a recent COVID-19 outbreak in China, which has had a significant impact on the game’s development. There hasn’t been much official information released yet, which has led to a lot of speculation in the game’s community. The most recent leaks can be found here, but readers should take them with a grain of salt. Genshin Impact 2.7 delay leaks: Livestream and promotional video related updates shared
This lengthy post was posted to the Genshin Impact leaks subreddit and has been classified as a dubious leak from a somewhat credible source. This leak provides more information about the ongoing delay as well as some additional information about the upcoming plans for the game’s next version.
According to these leaks, the game’s development team is currently working remotely, with a one-week minimum estimated delay. The maximum delay would last until June 1, resulting in a month without a new update for players. Voiceover work, which has reportedly become difficult due to the quarantine, appears to be a significant contributor to this delay.
According to the leaker, the voice overs were recorded at home studios, but the quality isn’t up to par, causing additional production delays. This could also cause the 2.8 update to be delayed, altering the game’s schedule for the rest of the year. According to this leak, a banner will run during this month’s hiatus, though the specifics of the banner are unknown. It will be a rerun banner, giving fans the opportunity to obtain a 5-star character that they may have missed out on previously. This will also give players who are saving for Yelan more time to collect Primogems.
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It’s unclear whether players will be compensated for the delayed update, but it’s likely that some Primogems will be given to those who were affected. The exact date of the quarantine’s lifting is still unknown, but according to these leaks, fans will only have to wait a month at most for the new update to be released. While Genshin Impact 2.7 is still a long way off, fans have plenty to look forward to in the meantime.
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