Genshin Impact 3.0 update to fix alternate sprint feature for Ayaka, Sayu and others

Genshin Impact 3.0 update might become the most memorable update for the players as the last element of Teyvat is finally going to become playable. In addition to that, some quality of life changes will also be made to the game starting from that patch, as depicted by reliable leakers.

One of those changes is the alternate sprint of characters like Ayaka, Yelan, Sayu and Mona getting fixed. This ‘fix’ will help these characters to sprint without facing any obstacle at rocks or a high platform.

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Genshin Impact 3.0 update: New alternate sprint feature likely to be added

A handful number of days are left for the Genshin Impact 3.0 update’s beta program to end and undoubtedly, we have been able to get a lot of information on the upcoming characters, content from the data miners. One of the recent leaks revealed a feature that was quite in demand among the community of the game.

This upcoming ‘quality of life’ change has fixed the alternate sprint feature for Ayaka, Mona, Sayu and Yelan that allows them to dash forward at a quick pace, losing stamina at quite less time compared to other characters when they sprint forward in the game.

This is certainly one of the best features of the game for players who don’t like to wait for the characters to regain their stamina again. Moreover, the feature is quite fun to play with only one drawback that the characters were unable to sprint forward when they faced stairs or rocks in front of them.

This annoying feature is going to be fixed in the Genshin Impact 3.0 update allowing players who use these characters as their mains to get a more optimized gameplay. It also seems possible that more characters whose ‘Elemental Skill’ helps them to use this alternate sprint will be added in the game in future patches.

This is not the only change that the Genshin Impact 3.0 update is going to bring as previous leaks stated that players will now be able to configure up to 10 teams, helping them to be prepared for every enemy they face.

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