Genshin Impact's newest character is indeed unbelievably underpowered and players from all worldwide are begging developer MiHoYo to repair her.
After fans were already unimpressed with her leaked abilities, Dehya was already released on the gacha game's new banner yesterday, along with the five-star pyro character developed into even worse than predicted.
Dehya's AoE fire damage and auto-pilot ultimate attack, or burst, do pitiful damage and poorly synergize with characters—a necessity from the game's hardest battles. Merely jumping or running into a wall while she's performing her burst can cancel it, wasting tons of potential damage. She can even die as long as you're swapped to a new character as long as they take enough hits within her AoE buff. Dehya isn't a fierce warrior on the game's Sumeru storyline that fans feel fond of and eagerly awaited on her to be playable; she's a liability.
In genshin impact accounts' two-year lifespan, MiHoYo just has buffed one underpowered character, despite frequent cries from players who desire their new favorite being meta. But that hasn't stopped people from rallying about the hashtag FixDehya on social networking in an attempt to convince the developer that they need help.
Fans are posting a picture that has a list of desired buffs to create Dehya wear Genshin's elemental reaction-based combat. During her burst, for instance, her attacks count as burst attacks, which can't trigger additional damage using their company characters like Yelan and Beidou who've reactions that need normal attacks. Combined with her low damage output, there's little reason to make use of her over other pyro characters.
"I experience a lot of sentiment that the chances of getting Dehya fixed are impossible and things are all futile," Reddit user SadMountainofSalt wrote in the lengthy Reddit post explaining how you can spread your message about Dehya. "I'm here to express to you that individuals actually have better chances than maybe you think.
"Fixing Dehya is just not an issue of 'they can't,' or 'won't,' it is a matter of us showcasing we deserve better."
The post encourages website visitors to email MiHoYo, make use of the in-game suggestions box, post on social media marketing with the hashtag #FixDehya, also to alert influencers and press. Several people within the thread have posted screenshots of the emails and support services responses many of which the feedback will probably be passed on to the expansion team.
On Sunday, the Genshin Impact Twitter posted the art of Dehya to celebrate five million followers. Underneath the tweet are many replies demanding MiHoYo to repair Dehya, many of which add the image with suggested changes.
"Thanks for commissioning a pic with your girl Dehya, now fix her," one Twitter user wrote.
Chinese and Japanese players have apparently started posting FixDehya, too.
Diehard Genshin players end up finding reasons to complain about new characters not fitting in their high-level play, but Dehya's issues include bugs where her attacks miss nearby targets and her skill does not workSome fans have said they're more upset about who doesn't appear to be she was properly tested before release a lot more than her place within the meta. And others are merely happy to have already been lucky enough to pull their new favorite character
MiHoYo hasn't made any comment about Dehya, but I've contacted the developer all of which will update this post if I have a response.
