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Genshin Impact May Raise Genesis Crystal Prices in the Future
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Here you can buy any amount of game currency. Payment is made by any available means. We will send you the selected amount of game currency directly to the game, you only need the UID.
Also, you get daily gifts in free cases in the form of source stones, which you can also sell.
Genshin Impact will be adjusting the prices of in-game items due to recent platform pricing changes, meaning Travelers in some countries may soon be paying a lot more to get Genesis Crystals and Primogems.
HoYoverse has announced that it will change the price of in-game items in Genshin impact, such as Genesis Crystals, the game's premium currency, is used to purchase skins, primogems, and other shop items in Genshin Impact.
Travelers who want to purchase upcoming Ayaka skin or just want to replenish their supply of primogems to spend on current Genshin Impact banner, may want to do this before price changes affect live servers. These new price adjustments a total of 10 countries affectedso here's everyone who needs to hurry up.
- Chile
- Egypt
- Japan
- Malaysia
- Pakistan
- Poland
- South Korea
- Sweden
- Vietnam
It's also important to note that HoYoverse noted that some "euro zones" will also receive price changes, but developers have yet to specify which European countries will be affected.
The developers note that "there may be a delay in the display of prices in the in-game store" and that players should "refer to the actual price in the transaction." Whether the price of in-game items will go down or up remains to be seen, but for now, this is all the information we currently have.
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