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Could you make a thread under Discussions? If you tell us what enemy you applied the reaction to, as well as what mods you have installed, we'll do our best to replicate the issue.

hydro reaction crash my game

hi my game crash when i use the card that apply hydro and after frost

玩了一下，感觉做得很精良，元素反应的方式也很有自己的想法，但是强度太低了，触发元素反应后居然还要再挂元素才能循环，初始牌组又给个2费的卡和吃元素的结晶，导致前面玩着巨卡手基本打不出来第二次元素反应，玩着很别扭

-Stellaris, Lucency, and Wellspring are some of the core enablers for their elemental archetypes. Many of these cards were actually buffed at one point or another to make builds focused on a single element more viable in the early to mid game. It isn't really fair to compare Wellspring to Demon Form, for instance, because Demon Form is a one-card solution to scaling checks like The Champ. Lucency and Wellspring require substantial support from the rest of your deck to be effective. Stellaris is the most consistent of the three, enabling itself eventually, but it's the primary reason Hydro is a viable supporting element, since Glorious Season is relatively low-impact. We like the role that these cards fill, and we feel that the payoff is appropriate for the amount of setup and investment required.

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-Bloom providing Thorns isn't something we're interested in changing, because it's a nice way of tying Genshin mechanics to existing StS mechanics. It's also one of The Traveler's core builds, enabling cards like Moonjade Descent and Ominous Etching. Shredding multi-attackers is fun, and it's not much stronger than, for example, turbo Poison builds with Catalyst.

-I think you're underestimating Royal Descent. It's an excellent Act 1 frontloaded damage card that helps tremendously with Gremlin Nob and Sentries. It's not as good in the late game, true, but it does become easier to mitigate the Vulnerable and it can also enable Calx's Arts.

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Thank you for the compliment, and I'm glad you're enjoying the mod. Since you've taken the time to write such a detailed review, I'd like to address some of your criticisms.

-Wind's Grand Ode and Floral Zither are admittedly rather strong due to having relatively easy conditions to meet and are the most likely to receive nerfs in a future update. Right now, the character's overall balance feels good to us, so we'll most likely wait until we can buff other things to compensate.

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(final criticism)

- Glacial Lucency is not that hard to stack. 22 initial damage is already semi-premium, but the +7 damage per Cryo reaction is too much and +10 on an upgrade is overkill. However since this is based on Eula's burst it makes sense why it does so much damage, so I propose the numbers stay the same, but it gains Exhaust to fit with the theme of trying to stack it as much as possible before finally letting it fall.

- In the same vane, Wellspring of Ire scales REALLY hard for no reason as it's essentially like playing 3 (4) Ruptures while having an easier condition to fulfill that doesn't involve hurting yourself. When compared to Demon Form, Wellspring is just cheaper and faster. Should definitely be reduced to 1 Strength per Cryo reaction (2 upgraded).

(criticisms continued)

- Stellaris Phantasm might be too strong. Being an uncommon card makes it surprisingly simple to stack a couple of these and very easily stunlock enemies, especially since this is already a decent block card that applies Hydro. If you end up finding a Planet Befall later, it's very easy to just get multiple extra turns and set up a bunch or kill the enemy before they even get a chance to act. Stun effects are very powerful and this is on a 1-cost uncommon card of all things. Stellaris Phantasm either needs a cost increase, a rarity increase, or both.