The game was released in September 2020, and the upcoming update 1.6 will introduce the Midsummer festival, new costumes, and more. However, before the new content can be played, there will be server maintenance. This is a standard part of most online game updates, and it can be an important step in fixing the problems that may be affecting players. In this article, we’ll cover the reasons why you should be prepared for the downtime and compensation that may be required during the maintenance.

Serenitea Pot

The Serenitea Pot is currently under maintenance in Genshin Impact, and players have been asking when this will end. It has been down since the launch of version 2.6, and more players are waiting for this maintenance to end. However, we have some news to let you know that it is not going away for good. Keep reading to find out how you can get a refund during this time.

Thankfully, the developers have been responsive to feedback and have announced a fix for the issue. Players can now place items inside of each other without worry of them clipping. The maintenance has been ongoing since April 25, but it has been causing some issues for gamers. The main issue has to do with the Serenitea Pot’s “invisible” layout. Thankfully, the clipping glitch works in the placement function.

Housing system

Until now, players in Genshin Impact have speculated on the food crisis in Shanghai, the promised teapot event, and the housing system. Well, all these speculations have been proven wrong. Genshin Impact is currently under maintenance, and this will affect the housing system for Serenitheiere. It is unknown whether this maintenance will continue or not. Players can expect to receive 300 primo-gems.

The maintenance will last about five hours, and players will not be able to log in. During this time, players will receive 60 Primogems per hour of downtime. The update 1.6 will be available on June 9, 2021, and include a new character, limited-time area, and new quests. While the update is currently unavailable for travelers, it will soon be back. However, players should keep in mind that this update will have some major changes.

Downtime

The MiHoYo servers will go offline tonight at 8 PM PST / 11 PM ET for maintenance. This is for the benefit of all players and will enable the first major update in the history of “Genshin Impact” to be released. The downtime will last approximately five hours. To avoid being affected during this time, players should not attempt to log in or launch the game while it is offline. If they encounter this problem, simply restart your computer.

The game is scheduled to go offline from March 30 to April 30, 2022, but will be updated at that time. This update is expected to include major content and bug fixes. In addition to that, Kamisato Ayato’s Hydro-based powers and the new area of The Chasm will be added in the future. The game will also feature the long-awaited Frostflake Seki no To. Although downtime is inevitable in live-service RPG games, Mihoyo has stepped up their compensation policy.

Compensation

MiHoYo has announced compensation for Genshin Impact players during a scheduled maintenance. During this period, players will receive sixty Primogems every hour their servers are down. If the maintenance is done earlier, players would have received the full compensation. After the maintenance, the servers will be back up and players can access their accounts as normal. The maintenance will last for about four hours, so if you missed it, here are some tips to make the most of your time spent online.

The next maintenance for Genshin Impact will start at 6 AM UTC+8, which is four hours earlier than the current maintenance. MiHoYo has promised to make the game playable again at 11:00 AM UTC. The developers have promised to compensate players for the inconvenience, but it is unclear how long the maintenance will take. MiHoYo says players will receive 300 Primogems in total for the downtime, with more being given to players who experience delays.