As is well known, Genshin Impact has a very valuable damage multiplier area called the "Operational Multiplier Zone," especially for some characters that are highly dependent on player skill. If players can handle these characters well, their damage potential can be significantly enhanced. Today, Z will summarize several characters in Genshin Impact known for their high operational difficulty.

Beidou

Beidou is widely recognized by players as a character that heavily relies on player skill, mainly due to the unique perfect counter mechanism of her Elemental Skill (E). Therefore, to play Beidou effectively, one needs to have excellent reaction speed and must execute the perfect counter of her E skill at the right moment when the enemy attacks. For players proficient in this technique, Beidou's strength is considerable, allowing the character to deal higher damage in your hands.


Tartaglia

Childe Tartaglia is a very powerful veteran Hydro character. Due to Childe's Elemental Skill switching his weapon and the longer duration it stays active, which results in a longer cooldown, Childe's difficulty in operation is not low. Operating Childe requires a lot of brainpower and skillful hands, and strict control over the overall timeline. He is truly a character with challenging operation in every sense.

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Diluc

Diluc's advanced technique "Denglong Slash" is well-known among many players, regarded as a notable "detail operation" since the early days of Genshin Impact. Due to the high damage multiplier of Diluc's plunging attacks, using Denglong Slash not only looks cool but also effectively increases damage output. While Denglong Slash may seem difficult, it primarily relies on the plunge cancel mechanic, where players release a sprint and jump at the moment of hitting the target, followed by a plunging attack. Overall, mastering Diluc requires a significant level of skill.

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Hu Tao

Hu Tao is widely recognized by players as a very powerful Pyro character, but playing Hu Tao well is not easy, especially for a zero-constellation Hu Tao. This is mainly because Hu Tao's damage heavily relies on the output of her charged attack after using her Elemental Skill (E). Hu Tao's charged attack has a very long displacement distance and a relatively long recovery time, and a zero-constellation Hu Tao's charged attack also consumes stamina. Therefore, skilled players generally jump after the charged attack to cancel the recovery time. To play Hu Tao well, mastering the rhythm of attack, charge, and jump is essential.

Eula

In Eula's damage output, the proportion of her ultimate skill's damage is very high, and she is best known for her ultimate skill, known as the "Glacial Illumination," earning her the title of "Queen of the Glacial Explosion" with six constellations. When we say Eula's gameplay is difficult, it largely refers to the challenge of maximizing damage after her ultimate skill. Using her Elemental Skill (Q) directly isn't difficult, but what's challenging is the seven seconds after her ultimate is unleashed. During this time, each time Eula deals damage to an enemy, it increases the stack count for her ultimate explosion. To maximize the damage output of her ultimate, players need to aim to stack as many counts as possible during this duration.