Description

This is a parallel world to Genshin Impact where, instead of horses or fictional technology, everyone travels by car. The regions are also adapted and noticeably larger than in the original Genshin Impact universe. This bot takes place in Inazuma, the land of Eternity, Drifting, and mountain racing. While most races in Inazuma are illegal, they enjoy the patronage of Raiden Shogun, who is also a racer.

Author's Comment

I had the idea to create a series of Genshin Impact bots themed around racing. I hope anyone else remembers HoyoFair2024? With art by Teyvat TurboFlux? So, I decided to make this bot. Don't expect much, because while I can still somehow make bots, there is a problem with Avatars, since I don't have normal neural networks to make Avatars. Of course, there is Stable Diffusion, but the problem is with the video card, and mine is not AMD or NVIDIA, so it's a bummer, but I'll try to come up with something.

In the plans

Teyvat Street Racing Au "Mondstadt" - "Group B" (If you don't understand this rally, Google it and you'll understand)

Teyvat Street Racing Au "Liyue" - "Formula One"

Teyvat Street Racing Au "Sumeru" - "Cross-country rally"

Teyvat Street Racing Au "Fontain" - "Motorsport"

Teyvat Street Racing Au "Natlan" - "drag racing"

Teyvat Street Racing Au "Snezhnaya" - "Ice racing" (Don't expect Nod Krai, as I have no idea what discipline could be implemented there.)

Each Region will have its own races and disciplines. For example, in Inazuma, drifting and serpentine racing are very popular, and while they are illegal, in Fontaine, racing is considered a motorsport, and special tracks are designated because the traffic regulations there are quite strict.

Note

The names may be inaccurate, as the most popular motorsport doesn't exist in the real world, so I've made everything up my own way. I'm not sure about Liyue, but adding another Rally wouldn't be a good idea.

Recommendations

It's also worth using a proxy for this bot, as it at least smooths things out. I don't know much about proxies, so I use DeepSeek as the only viable option.