7.2 AQ made the name “Genshin” way more meaningful
After finishing the 7.2 Archon Quest, “Genshin” suddenly feels way more meaningful.
“Genshin” is just the Japanese romanization of 原神, which is the title used in the CN/JP/KR versions. English couldn’t find a clean equivalent for 原神, so it went with the Japanese romanization for the title. In the English version, when 原神 shows up in the story, it’s translated as “Allogenes.”
And 7.2 just revealed what 原神 actually means/does in-game. For CN/JP/KR players, whose game title is literally 原神, that reveal hits way harder than it does for players whose title is just a transliteration.
Credit - u/catchman117
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@Malharree Genuinely love how the story re contextualised peoples opinions on visions now, it makes you question if there was ever any meaning to having ambition in the first place. Scaramouche gaining one to symbolise being free from the past, just for the idea of freedom to a notion
@Malharree Actually thats what i liked about her, because everyone was saying back then "I cant do it. I dont have a Vision." , but she got where she was due to hard work, not Vision.
@Malharree We've known that was wrong since Inazuma, when a voice line from the Shogun confirmed that the Archons are not the ones who give out Visions.