Genshin Impact 4.1 adds a feature to suspend quests

You can find developers who are working on Genshin ImpactIt was a quiet step taken to alleviate the main frustrations players had with the game. Hoyoverse launched the update 4.1 of its popular open-world game on Tuesday. It turns out that the update introduced a brand new feature which allows players to temporarily suspend the quests they have been assigned in the latest version 4.1.

The 4.1 version was the last one to be released. Genshin Impact, players would run into issues where they would try to complete one quest, but then couldn’t because a character would be “preoccupied” in another quest. In the event of a conflict between content, the game will now pop-up a message asking if you want to carry on with your current quest or revert back and complete the content. The players are able to choose the quests they wish to complete.

The new feature has been welcomed by players, though its scope is limited. The new feature only applies “some new quests” in the 4.1 version, so players can’t suspend quests from prior patches, a developer blog said. If a player chooses a quest but changes his mind after it appears, they won’t be able change the choice.

It’s still unclear when or if the fix will be retroactively applied to quests released prior to the 4.1 update. The change wasn’t noted in the 4.1 patch notes. A developer discussion in June said that the team would develop a plan to deal with the issue “in the hopes of providing a smoother questing experience for everyone.” Polygon reached out to Hoyoverse to ask about the feature and if the team plans to roll it out to previous patch content. A representative told Polygon, “The current feature only applies to selected quests during Version 4.1. And we welcome more feedback from our players!”