How to Claim Genshin Impact Twitch Drops (August 2023)

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How to Claim Genshin Impact Twitch Drops in August 2023

In celebration of Genshin Impact’s continuous updates, miHoYo has partnered with Twitch to offer rewards to streamers and viewers. By participating in this event, you can watch exciting game videos and earn valuable items. Here’s how you can get Twitch Drops during August 2023.

Link your Twitch and HoYoverse account

You can link your accounts through the game’s Twitch Drop page.

Go to the ‘Genshin Impact’ category on Twitch

Search for ‘Genshin Impact’ on Twitch and go to the ‘Live Channels’ tab. Filter the results by selecting the ‘Drops Enabled’ tag and choose any video you prefer.

Watch a stream with the ‘Drops Enabled’ tag

You can track your Twitch Drop progress by clicking on your profile picture during the stream.

Check your Drops Inventory and claim your items

Once the progress bar reaches 100%, you can click the ‘Drops’ tab from your profile picture and select ‘Claim now’ in the Genshin Impact section.

The Genshin Impact Twitch Livestream Event offers the following rewards:

  • 15 minutes: 20,000 Mora
  • 30 minutes: 4 Sanctifying Unctions
  • 60 minutes: 5 Mystic Enhancement Ores
  • 90 minutes: 3 Hero’s Wits
  • 120 minutes: 30 Primogems

If you stream your own Genshin Impact content for several hours, you can receive additional rewards, including Primogems and real-life cash based on the number of hours watched by viewers. If you missed this opportunity, you can sign up on the HoYoverse website for future events.

Stay tuned for more Twitch Drops in the future, as we will keep you updated on the latest rewards.

Now that you know how to get Twitch Drops for Genshin Impact, check out our How to Get to Fontaine guide to learn more about Version 4.0. Don’t forget to explore the relevant links below for more Genshin Impact content.

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