What is the safest route to natlan?

[@Geist312]

Probably the reason why the adventures guild never runs out of work probably escorting civilians through the route

[@Toonfish_]

smh turns out we're all just a bunch of mercs after all

[@LuisFernandez-jp8wt]

The adventurers guild is lobbying against fixing the roads so they don’t lose their main source of income

[@awesomeperson5150]

Same thing about Gaming’s job

[@sappyzap]

except for Legoff. my guy doesn't learn he constantly walks with a giant balloon alongside him, no one there to escort or help him. he doesn't even bring a sword or whatever to keep himself safe. I always help him when I encounter him in the wild but it's like... really dude? again? I think he might be in love with the traveler atp and this is his excuse this is a theory. a game theory

[@coffeeking9565]

To be fair, we see this a lot in sumeru. The academia hires mercenaries as armed escorts to the perilous jungles and desert. Not to mention, whenever we find someone in trouble- they tend to be traveling alone. Suggesting going in a group is safe

[@kssglz]

So many traveling npcs we meet always seem to get stuck in nations they’re not from and now it’s obvious why 😭

[@tirramasu7948]

it makes sense too considering though each border is small the cultures are so different . historically It makes sense how liyue and inazuma can freely visit each other. and how old monstadt is close to Fontaine

[@pochipochipoo3133]

I love to imagine that from the first village in natlan they put that one saurian that attacks you (possibly their own, since there is a breeding area at the village) just to tell the tourist "well, you better hire us as guide then!"

[@LittleTurtle-o1m]

PROFIT

[@lurkeymclurkinson1967]

god i would love an event where we fix up the roads and patrols in teyvat! It'd be like revitalizing or even making our own silk road across the continent.

[@sarahkatherine8458]

That also means removing (or relocating) a lot of enemy groups and that will mess up the interactive map a lot. But I like the idea (I was about to comment this idea)

[@SaraAson]

Oooooooh I love that! It would give them the option to change up some old areas that have gotten very outdated in terms of traversal for players

[@cooltwittertag]

we will NOT build a 28 lane highway through teyvat

[@SaraAson]

@@cooltwittertag I was thinking more along the lines of the commission chain in Liyue that let's you fix the walkway up to Wangshu inn. Something similar to fix up the many broken bridges, ladders or stairways in the early areas that make you have to parkour across (see: most of the Chasm and that bridge over to the Liyue weapon domain among others) or maybe just redoing the mapping on early cliffs to allow for the kind of climbing we've had since Fontaine's areas

[@pramina1878]

Id love to see a video discussing how awful and inaccessible teyvat is for physically disabled people. Ever since meeting that wheelchair bound girl in yoimiya's story quest its become tradition for me to go through places of interest and see how bad it would be. Poisson is by far the worst offender.

[@stargirl7832]

interesting, where would you say is the best? i'm thinking liyue or sumeru but i haven't considered this before

[@skyden4637]

Scions of the Canopy:

[@pramina1878]

@@stargirl7832 im only going to base these off the main city of every region. PS. i am not physically disabled, so if someone is and ive said anything wrong/would like to correct me, please do so! mondstadt: stair central. would be basically impossible for disabled ppl to navigate safely unless you stick to the front sides of the city. good luck going any farther than that though. liyue: stairs x100. the stairs to bubu pharmacy are especially ironic. the area closer to the harbor is slightly better. inazuma: has the same stair issues, but the area around netsuke no gen crafts is surprisingly good. only curbs and bridges which are much easier to cross. sumeru: surprisingly accessable, if you ignore the way too steep ramps up to the akademiya, which is insanely unsafe for crutch and wheelchair users fontaine: similar to mondstadt and liyue, the stairs are such a huge problem. theres only like 1 good street thats semi decent natlan: ill just rank the 3 tribes out now. The children of echos is probably the worst. uneven stairs and plank bridges, not to mention how easy it would be to fall off the side of the ravine its built on top of. the scions of the canopy is the best. only issue is again, there needs to be more guard rails. people of the springs is decent, but again, stairs. plus one only way to access some of the hotsprings is via ladder. from best to worst imo 1.scions of the canopy 2. sumeru 3. inazuma 4. people of the springs 5. liyue 6. mondstadt 7. fontaine 8. children of echos

[@NA-ys9ib]

​@@skyden4637that's easy because they can just possess a dragon

[@skyden4637]

@@NA-ys9ib Is indwelling a thing that normal Natlan people do?

[@ilikestarwars4438]

i think from a really high up point on the map you can see that Sumeru desert does end and turn into ocean somewhere along the southern port, so its feasible that one could sail from Port Ormos around the desert and end up near the People of the Springs' ocean. there isn't technically a port there but it is a sea route

[@pr0ntab]

It's why you'll notice tons of people from different regions hanging around especially by the hotel in the Springs. If they are interactive they're either traders or on vacation.

[@ae7837]

Ritou maintained their dock for years despite the closed borders but the people of the springs just expect hundreds of tourists to swim there (that's probably how that melusine got there now that I think about it)

[@sleet9289]

honestly tourists must go to Natlan by sea, the way that connects to the desert just doesn't resemble a road at all.

[@ChangedNames]

The truth is that they all can use teleport waypoints. But they're just gaslighting the traveler to make him believe he is special

[@kssglz]

I don’t know where or if it’s reliable but I heard/read that people view the waypoints as decorations and just don’t know what they’re used for. The only people so far who use the ways points seem to be the abyss, Dainslief, and the traveler. Other than that even playable characters don’t mention them and only talk about how they’ve traveled through roads and paths. So for the normal person waypoints probably just aren’t accessible

[@Joel-.-0]

@@kssglzThe waypoint itself says that no common person knows what they’re even for. Only the people you mentioned. I don’t think even the archons themselves know what they’re used for. They’ve never mentioned them so…👀

[@kssglz]

@@Joel-.-0 that’s probably where I read it thx!

[@kaliuhhi2613]

Then what happens when one just appears somewhere like in a city?? Does everyone just go like "...Well, not my problem!"

[@Joel-.-0]

@@kaliuhhi2613 I’m pretty sure all the waypoints have been on their place for at least a few millennia, so that’s prolly not a problem. The ones in the cities were prolly already there and the people just built around them.

[@ursmarrings27]

Teyvat's OSHA havin a field day with the Children of Echoes.

[@FilipusWisnumurti]

It's maddening to me that the fact that Ameyalco Waters, despite being a vacation centre and is litterally by the seaside, DOESN'T HAVE A PORT, otherwise getting to natlan would be a very easy task.

[@アラ-t1j]

Babe wake up, beerevity posted new video!!

[@spikybry]

why is this the Genshin content i never knew i wanted?

[@heathersky333]

With how confusing sumeru is, all i am certain of is that sumeru's diverse yet hostile environment is both its greatest asset and biggest drawback imo: it stands out for its nature/deserts + wildlife as a backbone of sumeru's identity for all sorts of research regarding biodiversity and past histories as a lot of past relics were left behind in both rainforest and deserts... But said wildlife and hostile environment is a massive drawback when it comes to traveller convenience and overall safety compared to other regions -- though with how unguarded sumeru's cities are (as seen in a previous video) and as the nation of dendro it makes even more sense for the region to be naturally hostile and left as it is to ward off a lot of ppl who might want to do illwill while traversing in sumeru before they can get into civilization. Not to mention the wildlife, natural biomes, diversity of fungi/creatures/beasts all around IS the nation's icons and defensive measures to keep ppl in line... And since sumeru's akademiya has the amurta (biology) and other darshans study many things on the field it makes even more sense for the residents/researchers of sumeru to just adapt, preserve and go with the flow with its own risks even if it may come at the people's expense; tighnari's and al haitham, quests to an extent has shown the npcs getting into tragic or deadly situations not only from their own academic dilemmas, study goals, circumstances and reasons but you can kind of pick up moments where the npcs get in trouble or disregard their safety for their own goals in sumeru's hostile areas. The forest watchers and core of 30 are in DIRE need of stepping up in numbers for now... Lets hope with Nahida now taking charge more intellectual pursuits are also to help aid the ppl including the betterment of travel safety and overall security

[@lanstar83]

If you go to the higher points along the edge of the jungle, you can see how natlan rises out of the sea on the left and right, so i'd say there's def a water route from fontaine to natlan

[@MRNIGHTMARE97]

Teyvat could be a round planet, that kinda explain how inazuma people can travel to natlan without a huge land gap Tho is likely it just the game map designer doesnt design properly for daily teyvat people

[@mndy129]

I mean it better a round planet lmao

[@randomcitizen1669]

It’s also intentionally scaled down for gameplay reasons. Until we get a true sense of Teyvat's actual scale, everything in the game should be considered non-canon.

[@srikrishnak196]

Do you want your pc to burn down with all the render for whole teyvat being active? Now imagine the plight of mobile players😂

[@geboaebo]

At this point Snezhnaya is gonna have to have planes to make Teyvat make sense

[@tighnariXme]

Real

[@allusersaretakenm]

Planes made in Fontaine*

[@luqdude]

This is inspiring me to make a similar video for the world of BotW/TotK. We see that there is travelers and trade even after the calamity/upheaval even though the world is full of monsters. Makes me curious how these NPCs are actually getting across Hyrule without dying.

[@christianhotter]

I like how the Traveler says his goodbyes on the dock in Fontain and then immediately teleports into Natlan. Who can use the teleporters? Is it any vision weilder, or just the Adepti?

[@Sinyao]

... I walked there, not realizing I had a free waypoint lmao

[@lemonnnkake]

I dont know how true this is but another comment says only dainslief, abyss, and the traveler use them. And npc and other characters have mentioned how long it takes to get from place to place.

[@Mr.MasterOfTheMonsters]

I don't think vision holders can use them. There are many quests where the Traveler walks together with a playable character to the other side of a Nation.

[@blazingdragonwolf6771]

@@lemonnnkake The Abyss doesn't use waypoints. Paimon only said the abyss portals function just like the teleport waypoints, not that the abyss use waypoints too.

[@MrGoodra17]

I actually walked from Fontaine to Natlan just to not break immersion 😂

[@breezysuperfam4578]

It doesnt say that natlan has good tourism, it is just that mualanis region has good tourism from the people of natlan going to it.

[@christianhotter]

If you look aorund you find people from all other regions visiting.

[@pontoancora]

​@@christianhotterI didn't see someone from monds or inazuma. But I remember the others

[@rusticcloud3325]

​@@pontoancora That one person from Inazuma that visited Natlan has come back home and opened an onsen in Narukami Island. He said he took inspiration from the natural hot water springs in Natlan...

[@Uryvichk]

On the plus side, once you get there, the Stadium of the Sacred Flame is definitely the best-defended "main city" in Genshin as of this point. It's on a plateau that drops steeply into a saurian-infested river valley (which is an advantage for native Natlan folks, who are used to them), it has multiple entrances that could be destroyed if necessary while leaving others open (as it's quite hard to surround and, assuming the Collective of Plenty is over to the west, it guards the route to Natlan's agricultural heartland), it's regularly filled with Natlan's most powerful warriors who are just waiting for an opportunity to fight (and also you might not be able to permanently kill them), its facilities are actually indoors for once, and also Mavuika lives there and actually does her job as Archon so in the PURELY HYPOTHETICAL event that some incredibly dangerous threat rolls in, she's available to deal with it. EDIT: Also I forgot they have hot air balloons, so even if besieged they can probably get supplies in and out. You could say "just shoot the balloons down," but the giant river valley means you can't get super close to the Stadium to get a good shot.

[@sarahkatherine8458]

Attacker: "We've got the high ground"

[@FlyingNinjaish]

Sure, assuming you ignore virtually everything about Fontaine.

[@Uryvichk]

@@FlyingNinjaish I would say the Stadium is almost as difficult to reach as the plateau of Fontaine, at least for a whole army. There are really only two approaches that make sense given the map we have now: 1) Arrive at the eastern coast, turn south after the first waypoint and follow the valley until you can go west to skirt south of the Children of Echoes' village , cross Tepeacac Rise into the lowlands, and follow that road all the way to the Stadium. Unless you actually attack the Children of Echoes, they'll be able to attack you from the back as you try this, and presumably the Flower-Feather clan is the Natlan Air Force, so they have free reign to assault you from the air in the lowlands. The Scions are also at your back as you approach the Stadium, and it's not easy to actually get to them. 2) Arrive at the coastline of Toyac Springs, advance northwest through Ameyalco Waters, and cross down from the plateau into the lowlands near the Stadium. This is arguably worse, because you have to cross a bunch of water unless you first attack the People of the Springs (which admittedly if conquered would give you a nice convenient road), and then even when you get there the only route north is a tiny and incredibly tight mountain pass that crosses over a deep river chasm with an easily-destroyed bridge. And as soon as you're out of there, the Scions are behind you. There's basically no way to attack Natlan as the map is right now without either committing to attacking one of the tribal villages (which allows time for the other tribes to reinforce it), or going around them and dealing with hostile terrain and enemies at your flank or rear. For Fontaine, as long as you can actually get up to the plateau, there really isn't a whole lot stopping you from besieging the Court of Fontaine. Basically Fontaine banks everything on the plateau being inaccessible, while Natlan has hostile terrain that is nevertheless highly advantageous to the native defenders and a distributed federation model that allows one group to assist the other unless they're systematically eliminated one after another, and especially with the Scions I'm just not sure that's possible without exposing your troops to attacks from the Stadium (or vice-versa).

[@slenderMax28]

it's like they were trying to out-do themselves when they added Natlan to the map "you thought the rest of the map didn't make sense? check this shit out!"

[@broccolithoughts]

The amount of research that goes into these videos must be immense. Great work!!

[@duncan_of_hallback857]

i would love an event where an npc take us on a tour through teyvat and gets us to help them fix up the roads all along the way.

[@kiwisocks]

To be fair for some of the more 'normal' things like Treasure hoarders/bandnits, Hoyo has established that in general, adventurers are hired as protection, Mondstadt knights patrol the roads and the Millileth guard the roads. There are also bodyguard...agencies? like the one Gaming works for ("Sword and Strongbox Secure Transport Agency") Once you get to Sumeru and its questionable roads, in the jungle, the Forest Rangers are both guides and patrol for lost people and the more dangerous threats. Once you get to Carvan Ribat, that's where you hang around trying to hire an Eremite group who will act as guides/guards to the place in the desert you want to get to. For what's not on the map, I feel like it's safe to say Fontaine will have a major escalator port on the north west and north east ends. The...estuary??? between Natlan and Sumeru goes by the Barireh Lajavar area, and if you go to the waypoint just south of the boss and go west, you can see that it does connect to Fontaine's inland sea*. There is a possibility that small area between the Scions of the Canopy's coastline and Sumeru has an all-tribes port (I am mystified that they didn't give the Springs a port, since the hot springs are so famous is one of the few things we knew about Natlan before going into it because of 2.0's Inazuma faux-hotsprings). * From here, you can see the Flower-Feather clan looks very close to or on the coast, and they have hot air balloons. So I'm guessing they're the major entrance to Natlan.

[@-Hologram-]

I just realized how unsafe Teyvat is, All the characters really do have plot armor.

[@darkrow8488]

No??? If you mean the playable character then bruh, they have vision to protect themselves. If normal npc then Thats why Adventurer Guild exist in every region bro, Sometimes you even see them transporting goods w/o bodyguard, and guess what, they get ambushed by hilichurl or treasure hoarder. And its even appear on daily commision or random quest. Sumeru even have forest ranger and mercenary

[@-Hologram-]

@@darkrow8488 , I see your point, but think about it. Us, as a traveler, have to do all the work. Ik it's for the plot (duh), but why couldn't all these mercenaries and adventure guild staff just do everything themselves? I know we are part of the advetnreu guild, but being sent on EVERY SINGLE MISSION is kinda sus... Also, almost every single quest, we have to defend a member of some sort of band (Knights of favonius, etc.), because they can't do their job right and defend themselves and other people. We can't be in every single region at once, and this just proves they aint doing it right. You're point is valid, but for the entirety of Genshin, I don't think it applies. :)

[@darkrow8488]

​@@-Hologram- Yes and no, more toward yes tho for me, we (the Traveler) just at the right time and the right place. to be honest with you, the way stories in Genshin being told. Even without the Traveler, the problem will just solve itself. BUT, with the catch, it'll be longer, there'll be victim or sacrifice, and the ending might not be a happy one. We just solve the problem faster than its fate and also safely too. Why it seems we (the Traveler) is the most competent one? B/c we have the power to do so. The quest given by Adventurer Guild to us is mostly a deadlock one, and after we do it, you know whats the problem? Yes, mostly Abyss influence. And what happen after regular human exposes by Abyssal stuff? Yes, corrupted (possibly lead to death). There's Vision holder, but they can only do so much until the Abyss stuff get intense. Vision can only protect from its exposure after all, not complete resistance Traveler in term of strength is in the above middle ground. Stronger than any guard, army, mercenary, and even casual vision holder. But not stronger than the strongest out there. Traveler massive gimmick is wielded any element w/o Vision and super resistance against any Abyssal influence. And that is massive advantage to 80-90% problem in Teyvat. it's not like the respective characters or NPC don't want to solve it, rather they can't, b/c they don't possess something like we do. The best they can do is to hold it. This is i think good example, Aranara, they say the forest need help, and it's not the first time it happens. You know who solve it in the past? That's right, our sibling which have similar power to us.

[@-Hologram-]

@@darkrow8488 Touche, but just remember this comment was a joke XD But anyways, thanks for a good argument and a good time :)

[@darkrow8488]

@@-Hologram- yours was good argument too, B/c Genshin more often tell don't show after all, so its understandably why you and maybe more ppl think like that. Or perhaps, there's some truth for it

[@abyssal_phoenix]

I highly suspect there will be some form of port somewhere in natlan. Otherwise i couldn't imagine this one thing: - once it was stated in sumeru that going from the northern port village to sumeru city is easier to do by going over the lake, through natlan and then continue on water and go from port ormos to sumeru city That would mean a port, even though it's small, would be expected both in the north and south

[@Bliss467]

Imagine if the Tsaritsa started a major campaign to make travel safe across teyvat… she’d almost instantly be the most beloved archon

[@CARCATGames]

As an interesting note, the viewpoint for Lumidouce Harbor says this: "The main port leading to other nations. They say that there was once a plan to build a fourth aquabus line that would connect Lumidouce Harbor and the Court of Fontaine, but this plan died with the aquabus's most powerful backer." That doesn't tell us much, but it's still interesting.

[@palha-assada8744]

Quality entertainment, let's goooo!!!!

[@leviperry8564]

Honestly I’ve always wanted real roads that make sense Your whole channel is just my internal monologue whenever I play this game

[@cipherenigma]

You can find Beta Harbor by walking left of Gyatt Canyon for 15mins. Be sure to avoid the Sigma Hoarders. You know if you walked too far if you see Skibidi ridge.

[@Beerevity]

😒

[@eisflamme2438]

In lore, you can rent a boat in mondstadt, just not in game.

[@blazingdragonwolf6771]

You can also just travel by sea, and stop by the People of the Springs :D Surely the water body extends south of the desert too, which then connects to Natlan.

[@pontusborg7642]

Well, about the route between Liyue and Mondstadt. Remember that Varka took 80% of the fighting force for some weird adventure. As he isnt an outright idiot (pretty clearly implied, as jean respects him, even as he is laid back). Wouldnt it make sense that he...cleared some monsters out before he left the nation?

[@arifezwan8893]

A future patch is 100% going to show a safer route to Natlan. Remember the Traveler who went to Fontaine through the desert, to Romaritime Harbor instead of going through Chenyu Vale like a normal person?

[@BoldMold]

lmao, Teyvat is an absolute nightmare if you're a regular civilian. Imagine being a courier like Kirara, but without a vision. The hazard pay alone would set you up for early retirement. ... they do get hazard pay, right?

[@yoshi_chuck05]

I like to imagine Lumine is doing so much exploring and doing safety exception measures while his brother Aether is still traveling around Teyvat.

[@squkyshoes]

Adel in Bayda Harbor mentions going to the border of Natlan by patrol boat. From that I'm very sure there's some kind of maritime route to Natlan.

[@djpizzarocks27]

I think that when crossing the desertost people hire mercenaries that protect them while crossing using their knowledge of the desert as well as their fighting skills to protect them just like we see in some quests namely the Jeht quest.

[@callmelafey1842]

thank you for the video! my speculations on the topic: for me it seems that the whole touristic value of 5.0 part of natlan is the people of the springs' tribe, which, i think, have a water travel way by itself. in children of echo i've seen sumeru scholar (but oh god they're everywhere) and main city seems like "staying for the pilgrimage" place or "business trip" place (that one guy from liyue with photo camera). also! i vaguely remember that in one of the quests with our little saurian we commissioned to save that sumeru scholar, who attempted to travel alone from children of echo to the main city (if i remember correctly). she almost got robbed and there was conversation about how dangerous this route is.

[@kigariq]

Your videos are so comforting, relaxing and soothing, I'm excited to see the notification every time, the background music choice and editing is impeccable, thank you so much!!

[@threethymes]

Well researched and top class editing/comedy.

[@mabtheseer]

Thanks to Klee blowing it up? You mean beautifying the landscape and protecting Mondstadt right? Just look at Alice's plans for Mondstadt in the Teyvat travel guide. Klee's little terraforming project is nothing.

[@abehaibane]

Too complicated route. We have no necessity to travail through the Chasm. The simplest way: Mondstadt City > Stone Gate > Wangshu Inn >> ferry to the Qingce docks > Qiaoying village >> ferry to Yilong Wharf > Fontaine After everything depends on your destination point. For instance, one may take a boat to Petrichor, and from there go to Beyda port. From there hire some Eremite escort.

[@c.asicetea3119]

My favorite type of genshin content, god I love over analyzing world building and thinking about how npcs live in the world. As someone who loves geography the whole landscape and biomes just don’t make sense, also the fact that their planet is either flat or just really big if such an interesting thing to think about. Cause pretty much everyone but this one Sumeru NPC thinks the world is flat, I wonder if the archons know or not.

[@Someone-b2j]

Your Videos are so comforting❤

[@canagi7210]

Remember guys Teyvat has it's own laws

[@dafidrosydan9719]

Next cover about teyvat cities sustainability. I mean mondstadt doesnt even have a wheat farm/ricefield to feed their people :]

[@Space-lxy]

I can imagine people getting lost trying to find the cave to Natlan and just choosing to go around the dune/mountain

[@SolThax]

Those fancy Fontain airship businesses better to crank up their production rate.

[@kingslurp1279]

idk how you resist the urge to press F and collect the shiny things

[@ZenoDLC]

There is a small quest where an NPC got hit by a Tepetlisaur, he survived just fine

[@Bigmanwithlargehands]

Omg trails in the sky music beerevity is goated

[@FlyingJetpack1]

My personal theory on the route atm is that the water next to Port Ormos goes around the sumeru desert from the south, and reach the waters of the people of the springs. The people of the springs didn't build a damn port for the tourist ships, but there are plenty of tourist islands around the world that can't get large boats close to the shores (due to either shallow waters, or budget), so the boat moves the tourists to smaller boats that then offload the tourists to land. If that's the case, then frankly the route to get there is not that impossible. mond to liyue harbor, then a pit stop at sumeru's port ormos (no shot these two bodies of water aren't connected), and then the assumed path between ormos to people of the springs. While this is a fairly serviceable tourist route, it would be absolute trash when it comes to transferring goods, they should really just build the damn port...

[@cat_withn0hat]

why is sumeru the most unsafe region??? arent they known for KNOWLEDGE.. like plss use ur brains and get rid of enemies

[@rickysampson8759]

Brown people

[@boi2805]

Well just because most of them pursue knowledge doesn’t mean the majority care about problem solving lol (e.g. Alhaitham). If we had a whole nation of Kaveh’s then surely 😂

[@boi2805]

Also just think of it like Australia lol

[@MrMoon-hy6pn]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@boi2805 Australia is nothing like the absurdity of sumeru we are far safer than most countries, for one we don’t have grizzly bears or lions or any other large predators. You do need to watch out for drop bears though. And our commuter kangaroos can get a little feisty when you wake them up too.

[@heathersky333]

Sumeru may be the land of "wisdom" to us but until Nahida is freed and got control of the akademiya back to right all the wrongs, sumeru has been known mostly for its pursuit of knowledge and the akademiya that prioritizes said pursuit of knowledge extensively in multiple darshans (in whatver said intellects perceive as knowledge and wisdom worth pursuing) .... But as we can see, until Nahida assumes control the entire foundation of ruling Held by the akademiya itself has gone corrupt internally for a LONG while that causes a lot of internal struggle (the npcs dialogues in sumeru has hinted some of this). I mean, lots of the ppl with intellect and goals in sumeru's akademiya like azar the grand sage then would rather make a new god for the sake of "wisdom" ultimate enlightment in story instead of say, studying to improve safety or finding ways to help the community (and dont remind me of azar and sects of the akademiya looking down on the arts. The priorities are so skewed as we can see) so its going to take a while for changes to be implemented in all of sumeru, Let alone safe travel paths and security lol

[@Myuuchu]

I love your videos, they are so cozy somehow, yet make you think. Plus, I have a soft spot for others who just stop and take in the environment in whichever way - something that is so detailed in most of Genshin. Gives me AnyAustin vibes!

[@Fireball-hn9dd]

When we get all the tribes of Natlan, you should make a video on how each tribe gets to the stadium.

[@LiliaArmoury]

you'll find the other water route out of cider lake is also blocked off by land fall probably from klee

[@Sean.A.M]

They def need to come up with a port for Natlan. It would make the most sense. I get there people don’t leave, but if you want more ppl to come in make it easy on them. Maybe they don’t care either way. They are fighting a constant uphill battle

[@punchline1729]

Everytime Bee uploads a video my day gets brighter

[@unsalty6696]

I assume lots of travel on teyvat just happens by boat the long way round, the unreleased dorman port being monds key harbor

[@TheGuardianofEternity]

Danger do not feed Aranara 😂🤣

[@YourRyeBread]

it's interesting they made so much of the game's world broken and disheveled too cuz it takes more work

[@FinalKey]

Theres probably some weird boat route from Liyue, to Ormos and finally to natlan somehow somewhere.

[@captnbluehat]

Natlans toursim industry is all internal! The tribes are different civilisations, they visit each other!

[@zuzurimeows]

Came back from school and beerevity posted , hell yeah

[@zosonte129]

Thank you for Crossbell BGM

[@geebeepman]

travel and exploration in most fantasy settings generally aren't safe for regular civilians; and how they travel safely from point A to point B is to usually just hire strong adventurers as bodyguards. that or cities hiring strong adventurers to clear monsters and nearby nests along those paths. that said, no wonder why that the adventurers guild is popular.

[@ThyWaffl3]

This is very Any Austin-core content and I'm all for it.

[@Confetti_onkers]

I mean, Liben does kinda have to go back and forth, so I'm assuming he has either a boat, or he's got a really good trade route.

[@KKura4]

this channel might be the best tourist guide in teyvat, wouldn't have survived without u

[@SoulTalesAC]

I've been wondering for years how Teyvat's routes work and you really tickle my brain with these videos

[@lnguyen-1290]

I like your videos. They're cute, they're informative, they give us Teyvat's adventurers good insights that normally we're just too busy treasure hunting to even notice. Very noice. =w=b

[@Beerevity]

Thank you so much, I’m glad you enjoy them! ❤

[@communistravenn6201]

Beerevity asking the worldbuilding questions that I desperately want the answers to.

[@HeyJunii]

since u cant really go through the chasm id say people would probably just take a boat from the harbor to port omos then go to natlan

[@IAmTheEagleHTM]

Teyvat seriously needs aviation to be invented

[@idkatthispoint-s9s]

What amazes me is how no NPC ever notices at a teleport waypoint. Like they can't use it, yet it takes up prime space in most of the cities centres. Nobody has ever thought of breaking these waypoints.

[@fbiuzz]

To the natives, they are just random ruins. Only the Traveler is aware of what they truly are.

[@memoryofsalem4474]

I think you have forgotten that gliders exist so like, long drop offs really arent that much of an issue for most people. As for the accessibility of the gliders, we know people in Mondstadt need a liscense to use them so I think thats enough evidence to say they arent some secretive technology only the mc gets

[@SusyBaca96]

Theres a land route north of the chasm there's literally caravans walking the paths

[@Sean.A.M]

Maybe just maybe after the archon quests in Natlan the nation will open up people will be aloud to leave and they will build a port lol. I mean they have to allow there ppl out without some kinda curse eventually cause we will have Natlan characters in our parties and make it make sense lore wise.

[@Red_Bamboo]

I am so glad planes exists in real life after watching this video.

[@epicazeroth]

idk whose idea it was to put a huge desert in between Sumeru and Natlan, but Celestia should probably fire that guy

[@meisterl0]

Hoyo should hire someone like you on the dev team for real to cover these mistakes

[@ImDuck42]

1:35 Pleaseeee Collect that stone pile, i beg youu

[@lullaby2love232]

You can hire mercenaries like dehya

[@tobiaspramono378]

Sumeru : escaped from Vietnam only to walk into Afghanistan

[@theRaika]

Everyone else but Traveller use Horses and air balloons

[@meepmeeb]

Most underrated channel 😩

[@riswrist5758]

As an npc i can say that the safest way to go from monstadt to natlan is to teleport to a statue in natlan

[@itsvinhan]

About the chasm problem between Liyue and Sumeru, why not just head to Sumeru by boat from Dorman Port or hitch a ride with Captain Beidou in Liyue? There are ports in Sumeru.

[@ellevictor474]

Im starting to think Teyvat is a post apocalyptic world👁️👄👁️

[@archelonnn]

im starting to get very anxious that the map isnt going to be satisfyingly complete by the end if the game ...

[@Shizo_san]

Now you know the real reason why Natlan people don't leave their country 😂

[@rillliuqueimn_rose]

oml tysm! ive been wanting to go to natlan but its hard for me as an npc to travel safley!

[@dear_totheheart]

They said their main form of commerce was tourism...they never claimed how many tourists they entertained! Would explain why basically all Natlan still lives in huts...

[@Miko_s1mp]

If was a vision holder i'd get money by being a traveling body guard

[@kenishabrea1564]

I wonder what type of enemies the average npc can defeat. If people are traveling across these unsafe and unregulated lands they must at least have the ability to defeat one of them.

[@commentingchannel9776]

I believe many enemies would simply not attack, whether it be some completely undisturbed Hilichurls, Eremites who might at worst ask for a "protection fee", Natlan warriors who are simply minding their business and so on. One would think the NPCs make routes that avoid enemies like the Treasure Hoarders or the Fatui, and that most are able to defend themselves against Hilichurls, Slimes, Fungi and the like at the very least.

[@Sinyao]

In Sumeru we watched some Forest Rangers without visions fighting fungus and stuff. So feasibly, maybe if people in general are a bit hardier than in our society, they could get by with bribes or not provoking humans, using food to distract animals, taking out the occasional small fry, and giving hilichurls a respectable distance. You wouldn't even need to worry about the Fatui, really, they don't care about random people in most cases.

[@JustGarbo14]

There's a npc in mondstadt that wanted to travel to Liyue... She couldn't defend herself and almost die by some slimes

[@fbiuzz]

The gameplay exaggerates the dangers since it would pretty boring for the player to travel long distances without fighting.

[@ZestySprout]

I went from monstadt and to sumeru im still in the monstadt quest

[@Plitu]

Ok! So I came up with the idea. How about general population census? Each for every country/land, count'em npc's (only the regular non hostile citizens)