Luna IV’s Act 7 and Act 8 are yet another shining example added to the long list of examples of how Hoyoverse truly puts Genshin’s story front and centre and how much love, care, and attention they put into writing a beautifully written, cohesive, and visually-stunning story.

We’ve come so far from the classic medieval, knights, swords, and dragons aesthetic of Mondstadt back when we first started playing the game. I don’t know what kind of expectations I had for this game back during 1.0, but I was certainly not ever going to expect that at some point, I would be sitting on the literal moon, with a moon goddess, staring back down at Teyvat, in space, with the Traveler’s ship.

Say what you will about other aspects of the game, but I think I speak for most people when I say that Genshin’s story has always been the major spotlight of the game that has constantly displayed an incredibly expansive world of cohesive lore and world-building.

They truly fucking cooked with this one, chief. I am incredibly excited and invested to learn and experience the rest of Nod-Krai, the Mare Jivari, Snezhnaya, Khaenri’ah, Celestia, and everything else this game has to offer. I’m in love with this game and I’m confident in saying I’ll never stop loving it.
[Nod-Krai AQ Act 8] This game is a masterpiece.