Simulanka Spoilered Everything! (Genshin Impact 4.8)



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Today we’re exploring the world of Simulanka from the Summer Event in version 4.8!
We’re going to analyze the main quest, so Durin’s past and future, but also the origin of Teyvat, how Fate works, who created it and, last but not least, how this Summer Event hinted at Natlan’s Archon Quest!

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———-CONTENTS OF THIS VIDEO———-

0:00 – Intro and Disclaimers
0:59 – Sad Omen
1:45 – Teyvat’s Nations
4:19 – Durin
6:59 – The Power of Names
8:16 – Durin Future Quest
10:05 – Rhinedottir
11:43 – Fate and Shades
17:30 – The Moon(s)
21:02 – Simulanka and Natlan
25:56 – Natlan Archon Quest
31:47 – Outro

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34 thoughts on “Simulanka Spoilered Everything! (Genshin Impact 4.8)”

  1. Hey Shadow…i hate Youtube XD. I posted to you my twitter for check my meme, i can't do it as an answer so i edited my original comment, but they deleted too my original comment and our conversation :C. I dont know how to redirect you.

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  2. Wow. You made me think of something! What if the reason we don't see the pyro traveler in the teaser is because this time our elemental power will come directly from the gnosis. So we won't unlock it until version 5.2-5.3. Something like the statue's power is sealed because the gnosis must first find its worthy owner

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  3. This event hints at the past of the three moon sisters. The forest world quest hints at the fact that Tevyat is stuck in a time loop. The Metropole world quest indicates that the truth of the history doesn't matter, only what we do next. Whereas the toytanium mines actually depicts the origin of the three moon sisters. Did they create the fake sky and the moon to guide lost humans to Tevyat? Getting transformed into flower when you go on a venture heavily indicates that humans are choosing to turn into hilichurls or something? I got the creeps when I saw them goddesses hang the lamp in the sky.

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  4. 15:00 Wasn't the third shade revealed in Fontaine's Wings of Merciful, Wrathful Waters as the Shade of Life? "When that first heart was removed, the envoy of Celestia, the leader upon whose shoulders lay the duty to create life, came to the great primeval sea, and there she created another heart." It's heavily implied that this envoy is a Shade who took over the role of the former dragon and helped create the first Hydro Archon Egeria, who ended up weeping and committing the sin of human creation. I think it's pretty likely that the Shade would be this third representation since she seems closely tied to the wishes of living creatures, given how the Shade's creation Egeria wanted more for the Oceanids.

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  5. Curious, do you think Zhongli has a bigger role in all of this in future? I've seen theories him being one of the shades (cant remember which one). He is OLD and seems kinda sus and cant tell us anything because of a NDA lol

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  6. I think the pyro archon will pull a venti and hand their power over to us like he did with duvallin, (I can’t spell his name.) that would be cool as hell. But yours sounds like something they would do I’m always wrong anyway 😂

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  7. I actually believe the broken sea area and mines also represent inazuma (tatarasuna) cuz that is where we meet wanderer and that's where he and durin bond over their similar pasts

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  8. Sorry for deleting my last comment, in all honesty I was a bit embarrassed for misrepresenting the lore, however looking back into it, I have yet to see any mention of Heimarmene being a member of the ordo, So I still feel she'd be the shade/god responsible for fate

    As the letter found near the ordo states: "To receive a Vision is to sell oneself to the "fate" of this world — to Heimarmene, and to evermore lose the chance to walk the correct path."

    This, to me, does not come off as a letter commenting on past members who have failed, but rather, a further elaboration on what was said. To sell oneself to the "fate" of this world is to sell oneself to Heimarmene, thus forever to walk the incorrect path.

    In the Greek myth, Heimarmene is the god of fate associated with the concept of cause and effect. A concept that is quite prevalent in the game. While the causes of events can vary since humans have the free will to make decisions, the effects, however, remain the same, as they are fixed events.

    Thus, the beginning of the note:
    "…To excise the self is not to die, but rather to die before death. That way, there is no life to be ended. Thus may one achieve eternity. This step is vital, for by this, may one avoid receiving a Vision by some error."

    Would make sense in the context of fate being somewhat fixed. As by excising the self, one would be aiming to transcend the ordinary cycle of cause and effect, stepping outside the bounds of conventional fate. In doing so, they would avoid the destiny that would otherwise befall them, achieving a form of eternity beyond the reach of Heimarmene's influence. They are essentially trying to abuse their free will to determine their own outcomes, their own causes.

    So to me Heimarmene is most likely the name of the god which controls fate, however if you have any points of contention, I'd love to hear them, I promise not to delete my comments this time around 💀

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