I was trying something a bit different, but everyone seems to like the original lmao. Thanks for the feedback though! Next week should be back to normal!
@@SiliconOneFour Not that the new format is bad, it's just i'm already getting used to listen the old one combined with zhongli sitting in random places. It makes me imagine him glad to meet me and excited to tell me tales about places he visited in the past lol. Your new format makes him sound like burnt out grandpa. Or probably it's you that's burnt out? I hope you get proper rest.
Amun is also a name that came to be attributed to the Egyptian god of the Sun and sky, Ra, during the new kingdom period, after he was fused with a different Egyptian creator god called Amun. He was also considered the first god and ruler of all the other gods. What is also kind of interesting about both him and King Deshret sharing a name is that King Deshret is associated with the color red. Which is considered a color of evil , death, and chaos do to it being the color of the sand to the west, which in turn we’re connected more with gods like Set and Apophis, who were enemies of Ra. We’re as black was l considered a good color do to the fertile silt of the Nile River also being black. Edit: An interesting parallel I just noticed is that the dragon Apep (which is another name for Apophis) in the game is also very antagonistic towards the other deities in game and even ate King Deshret’s corpse after his death. This parallels the Egyptian Doomsday myth where after Ra weakens after thousands of years of traveling through the sky and the underworld he is eaten by Apophis which brings about the end of the world. Obviously the ultimate conclusions of both the game story and the myth are different, there is till an interesting connection to be drawn. Sorry this turned into a mad ramble of half thought out connections. And also sorry for it not being the most coherent. I was typing as fast as possible so that I would not forget anything.
Two of Mihoyo's greatest Genshin Impact achievements regarding map designs intertwined with the lore and thematic are being the entire Sumeru region on the scale comparable to a real life medium-sized province and Enkanomiya loredump spectacles Sure Monstadt looks quite nostalgic, Liyue being among the most iconic Sino-Han representation in any modern pop culture alongside Inazuma being massive expansions of their very first 3D open world level in Sakura Samsara, yet the entirety of Sumeru region and Enkanomiya (which stacked below the already mesmerizingly fragrant yet dreamlike visual beauty of Watatsumi Island) are completely different levels of mobile game open world achievements, even Honkai Star Rail designs doesn't follow consistency of openness of open world of Genshin's recent patches No wonder it's causes paranoia among most mobile players with the size of the game by each major regional updates lol
The amon amun thing coud be like in greace were k and c can be used interchangingly maby that's wirh deshrets o and u the same or deshret didn't want is demon name so he changed it up so far no archon goes by their demon name
If Greater Lord Rukkhadevata created the Wall of Samiel, I wonder what history/mythology the people of Sumeru prescribe to the Wall of Samiel after Rukkhadevata was erased from Irmisul.. Where do the people of Sumeru think the Wall of Samiel came from once Rukkhadevata was essentially erased from the world? The only being who remembers Rukkhadevata is the Traveller; so what is the explanation for the Wall of Samiel to everyone else now that she's erased from history?
I'm pretty sure everyone now believes that Nahida did anything Rukkhadevata actually did, and when Rukkhadevata died, Nahida lost her memory/most of her power. So in this case, Nahida believes that she built the wall, but just can't remember it, and everyone else remembers Nahida building it.
I covered the Ruin Golems in the Sumeru video and just grouped them together. I didn't want to repeat all the things about the Ruin Golems for each Sumeru area.
I kinda miss your "Hello everyone.." in the first opening act :') it sounds so warm and i use your video to sleep everytime because of that
I was trying something a bit different, but everyone seems to like the original lmao. Thanks for the feedback though! Next week should be back to normal!
@@SiliconOneFour Not that the new format is bad, it's just i'm already getting used to listen the old one combined with zhongli sitting in random places. It makes me imagine him glad to meet me and excited to tell me tales about places he visited in the past lol. Your new format makes him sound like burnt out grandpa. Or probably it's you that's burnt out? I hope you get proper rest.
I love listening to him while trying to sleep too😊
@@blackdiamond1161 IKRRRR his voice makes sooo calm and not think about my probblems
I really, really love the architecture of King Deshret´s civilization, it´s so beautiful and luxurious
i remember when i first got to sumeru and was looking for an actual wall
Amun is also a name that came to be attributed to the Egyptian god of the Sun and sky, Ra, during the new kingdom period, after he was fused with a different Egyptian creator god called Amun. He was also considered the first god and ruler of all the other gods. What is also kind of interesting about both him and King Deshret sharing a name is that King Deshret is associated with the color red. Which is considered a color of evil , death, and chaos do to it being the color of the sand to the west, which in turn we’re connected more with gods like Set and Apophis, who were enemies of Ra. We’re as black was l considered a good color do to the fertile silt of the Nile River also being black.
Edit: An interesting parallel I just noticed is that the dragon Apep (which is another name for Apophis) in the game is also very antagonistic towards the other deities in game and even ate King Deshret’s corpse after his death. This parallels the Egyptian Doomsday myth where after Ra weakens after thousands of years of traveling through the sky and the underworld he is eaten by Apophis which brings about the end of the world. Obviously the ultimate conclusions of both the game story and the myth are different, there is till an interesting connection to be drawn.
Sorry this turned into a mad ramble of half thought out connections. And also sorry for it not being the most coherent. I was typing as fast as possible so that I would not forget anything.
God. This comment is an absolute grammatical nightmare.
Two of Mihoyo's greatest Genshin Impact achievements regarding map designs intertwined with the lore and thematic are being the entire Sumeru region on the scale comparable to a real life medium-sized province and Enkanomiya loredump spectacles
Sure Monstadt looks quite nostalgic, Liyue being among the most iconic Sino-Han representation in any modern pop culture alongside Inazuma being massive expansions of their very first 3D open world level in Sakura Samsara, yet the entirety of Sumeru region and Enkanomiya (which stacked below the already mesmerizingly fragrant yet dreamlike visual beauty of Watatsumi Island) are completely different levels of mobile game open world achievements, even Honkai Star Rail designs doesn't follow consistency of openness of open world of Genshin's recent patches
No wonder it's causes paranoia among most mobile players with the size of the game by each major regional updates lol
lesgo I was waiting for you to make a video on the desert
looking forward to the girdle of the sands video
Deshret Civilization was a 2nd Khaenriah. Based on its technology alone
7:13 this is why I never finished Dual Evidence.
The storm is too pretty.
The amon amun thing coud be like in greace were k and c can be used interchangingly maby that's wirh deshrets o and u the same or deshret didn't want is demon name so he changed it up so far no archon goes by their demon name
If Greater Lord Rukkhadevata created the Wall of Samiel, I wonder what history/mythology the people of Sumeru prescribe to the Wall of Samiel after Rukkhadevata was erased from Irmisul..
Where do the people of Sumeru think the Wall of Samiel came from once Rukkhadevata was essentially erased from the world? The only being who remembers Rukkhadevata is the Traveller; so what is the explanation for the Wall of Samiel to everyone else now that she's erased from history?
I'm pretty sure everyone now believes that Nahida did anything Rukkhadevata actually did, and when Rukkhadevata died, Nahida lost her memory/most of her power. So in this case, Nahida believes that she built the wall, but just can't remember it, and everyone else remembers Nahida building it.
@@mimikyufan291 that actually makes sense lol! Thank you
What program you use to edit videos and the transitions.
Wondershare Filmora!
I hoped you'd talk about the velly of dahri
I covered the Ruin Golems in the Sumeru video and just grouped them together. I didn't want to repeat all the things about the Ruin Golems for each Sumeru area.