A new Genshin Impact video shows Yae Miko solving a complicated puzzle with almost no effort. She is a popular Electro character who is currently available as part of the ongoing double banner that arrived on the second part of update 3.2.

She is one of the most important characters in the whole Inazuma Arc where she plays one of Raiden Shogun's most loyal servants who oversees the famous Grand Narukami Shrine. Another Genshin Impact character, the Hydro DPS user Childe, is also part of the same double banner which is set to expire on December 6.

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While exploring the world of Teyvat, Genshin Impact players can encounter all sorts of puzzles with precious rewards. While a lot of them are quite simple, like requiring players to stand on an interactive platform before a chest spawns, others are much more complicated. Reddit user theomm has shared an interesting video showing how Yae Miko can solve a tricky puzzle that requires players to use Electro damage in order to get the rotating cubes into a certain pattern. The player uses Yae Miko's Elemental Skill which spawns Electro totems that constantly apply damage to the cubes which eventually leads to the puzzle getting solved.

Yae Miko's Elemental Skill allows her to dash up to three times placing one Sesshou Sakura on her path. Having these Sakuras close to each other will increase their level and boost their damage potential. Some fans claim that acquiring Yae Miko just to solve Inazuma's electro puzzles seems like a good investment. This unique Electro catalyst user can apply the same strategy when fighting against groups of enemies. Even though she is considered a DPS character in Genshin Impact, Yae Miko is mostly used for her off-field powers.

All players have to do is activate all charges of Yae's Sesshou Sakura and use her Elemental Burst whenever it's available. They can combine her with other characters who have a similar style like Raiden Shogun whose Eye of Stormy Judgment strikes enemies even when she leaves the field. Having these two Electro characters resolve the team composition's Energy issues.

Genshin Impact tried to buff Yae Miko's Elemental Skill back in update 2.6 by making her totems prioritize the nearest enemy rather than having a random target selection. However, this negatively impacted her performance on the battlefield since the RNG factor in her skill is what makes Yae such a great Electro applicator. Luckily, after a community backlash, developer HoYoverse decided to revert the changes in the following update.

Genshin Impact is now available on Mobile, PC, PS4, and PS5 with a Switch version in development.

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