Dendro React Comparison | Genshin Impact

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0:00 Burning
0:43 Bloom
1:48 About Bloom
2:20 Burgeon & Hyperbloom
3:10 Quicken Explain
3:53 Spread/Aggravate
6:14 Characters Stats
7:21 Dendro to Cryo, Geo, Anemo

[midamishi]

About Spraed/Aggravate:
Crit DMG also increase the "Extra Damage" and the extra damage is not much, Crit Build still good so DON'T BUILD for EM only, just control your Critical build and get EM from your support.

About other Dendro reaction, who need EM for stronger react?
- Bloom: character who makes the cores. (Dendro or Hydro)
- Hyperbloom: Electro
- Burgeon: Pyro
- Quicken: don't need
- Aggravate: Electro
- Spread: Dendro
- Burning: For who makes burn (Pyro or Dendro)

[alport]

I like this format of exhibits and fair comparison with added context. No need for deeper explanation as everything represented is easily understood using few words or sentences.

[irgiramadhanu]

fun fact : Dendro + Cryo doesnt react anything, but it can applied 2 elements react at the same time.. for example u can do BURNING + MELT at the same time if your opponent affected by cryo and dendro

[Mr.Hot_Take]

FANTASTIC JOB!!! Not even halfway through the video and this is already the single most valuable demonstration of all of the theorycrafting I've seen to date. I hope Zajef and the others can reference this too.

[silverhawkscape]

The fact Aggravate is affected by Element resistance Shred is big. It means putting Anemo VV on an Aggravate team makes sense

[LeGoooze]

Dendro really was the final piece missing this whole time in the elemental damage combat in Genshin.

[kirito-dokt]

This is GOLD. Really helpful and explained so much the questions for new player like me! Tysm!

[pedromarinsbede]

The fact that dendro doesnt react with cryo is really good, cause you can do a perma freeze comp with bloom.

[fegelxx]

Dendro might become the f2p meta, since dendro reactions scale only on level and EM, without requiring super whale gear to get the most out of them

[ngewngew]

although anemo doesn't react with dendro, it can be used to gather the cores though (like kazuha e)

[victor]

The aggravate reaction adds flat dmg bonus, which basically means that if a dendro/electro character deals dmg across a series of relatively weak individual hits, they get a big percentage increase in dmg. *Happy Keqing noises*

[crispyliciouschicken]

This was such a good comparison! Easy to understand yet very informative.
Insta sub.

[Fabrimonst]

Dentro looks very interesting, the fact that it doesn't reacts with some elements makes it possible to use some characters without beaking the reaction.
Dentro traveler with full EM looks very interesting :0
Thanks for the vid, VERY informative

[BoldMold]

One of the best comparison videos out there.
It goes straight to the point and eliminates as many unnecessary variables as possible.

[oxelhox]

This is really neat! I have been running a hyperbloom reaction team but was wondering if there was any difference to running a burgeon one- turns out there is! And the difference is not accidentally killing yourself, lol. Thank you for the helpful video, this was cool.

[christbenitez]

Mihoyo is secretly teaching us Mathematics lmao

[unknowngod]

This video : Do you understand?
Me: yes
(2 MIN LATER)

DENDRO GO BRrRRrRRrRRR...

[xueyi_lover]

So Bloom is a strong reaction with a few sub reactions, but it deals damage to your character after. A small amount, but still damage. Good thing I got Zhongli after 3.0 so I have a pretty tanky shield.

[damianostaffieri]

Let me tell you, this video is golden. I was wondering lately about the damage from new reactions and made some tests myself, but you have created the perfect video explanation! Thank you very much, I'll share it as fast as I can to some friends

[farmazon]

The fact that geo doesn't react to dendro is big like u can run zhongli on a aggravate team and he wont get the dendro status off the enemy which for me is kinda big