Genshin Impact Still Offers You Beautiful Gifts, but Hurry to Claim Them

Genshin Impact's Holiday Twitch Drops - Claim Rewards by December 23 for In-Game Bonuses

Genshin Impact remains popular, with consistent engagement from its fanbase for each update. To show their appreciation, HoYoverse is offering players special rewards. A new round of Twitch drops is now live, offering in-game bonuses for viewers who meet specific viewing goals. Claim rewards by December 23 at 4:59 AM (French Time). To participate, watch Genshin Impact live streams on Twitch to earn the following: 15 minutes: Aether x160 30 minutes: Primogem x20 45 minutes: 20,000 Mora 1 hour: Sacred Stones x4 1 hour and 30 minutes: Hero's Lessons x3 These rewards provide valuable in-game currency (Mora and Primogems) and items to level up characters and boost EXP, which helps players progress through Teyvat.

Claim Genshin Impact Twitch Drops - Link Accounts, Watch Live Streams, Don't Miss Out

To claim rewards, players need a HoYoverse account and a Twitch account, linked on the official Genshin Impact site. Then, watch live streams marked "Drops Activated." Viewing time accumulates even when switching streams or returning later. Once a milestone is reached, Twitch sends a notification. Rewards can then be claimed via a prompt or on the HoYoverse website. These Twitch drops are available for a limited time, so don't miss out.

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