Just a thought i had, will it ever be possible to do so much damage that it crashes the entire game?

Well, since Genshin is on Unity, and Unity is on a 64 Bit integar, in order to crash the game we would need to do more than **9,223,372,036,854,775,807** damage to cause overflow to the engine, which is....well yeah lol. But itll be interesting to see in the future how much damage we do to *get close to that.*

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jasonensteinyt2026-01-13 06:03

In simpler Genshin terms, "can Mavuika nuke your PC".

_Mysto_2026-01-13 06:06

It is not currently possible to deal 9 quintillion damage, no.

JSor982026-01-13 07:38

Unless you're that guy with all those consonants in his username

_Mysto_2026-01-13 08:03

He's just built different.

Ifalna_Shayoko2026-01-13 06:07

No because the number would just cap out at the variable's limit and that'd be that.

Any sensible engine design would have protection against crash inducing overflows.

Agreeable_Low_74032026-01-13 06:11

i can see it being possible, i saw someone give a guide on how to stack buffs by quickly swaping chars letting them stack tons of buffs, maybe with a few c6es to shred the enemies defence and give huge buffs you could hit that

TheTerrarian832026-01-13 06:56

It might be possible to hit some sort of integer or other numeric type cap, but it wouldn’t crash the game or anything. Like others are saying, most likely the number would just display as a large negative number, due to how computers handle numeric values.

Agreeable_Low_74032026-01-13 06:57

yea

Raihime2026-01-13 06:20

That wouldn't crash the game, at worst you'd get a high negative number from overflow. I think someone might have done that in one of the theater mechanicus events?

Edit: [Found it](https://www.reddit.com/r/Genshin_Impact/comments/p4gvcw/breaking_the_game_2147483648_damage_theater/)

4GRJ2026-01-13 06:23

Either...

* We'll never reach that point
* It caps out
* It overflows into either negative damage or 0

TheTerrarian832026-01-13 07:02

Well depending on data types used to store the damage done, you might not need 9quint. If it’s stored in an integer, it’ll overflow sooner, even if the underlying system can handle bigger values. No idea about the specifics though.

SaberWaifu2026-01-13 08:12

We had evidence of an integer overflow resulting in negative damage in a certain event a few years ago, but since then they introduced the damage cap i beileve first to 10mln and then to 20mln.

RubApprehensive25122026-01-13 08:25

The number just turns into a negative one you hit that much damage. It is likely an implement to not have the game crash when playing abyss.

Icy-Childhood-45872026-01-13 09:10

I dropped my laptop, it did so much damage that it crashed the game...