Genshin Impact's Mitya reportedly hit by range and tracking fixes in upcoming 7.3 patch
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Insider Gaming reports that HoYoverse posted a list of known issues for Genshin Impact versions 7.2 and 7.3 that includes a change affecting the 5-star character Mitya’s range and enemy-tracking. The change appears as an extra paragraph in the bug-fix notes on HoYoLAB and the Chinese Miyoushe platform, and some players have interpreted it as a nerf. Insider Gaming says this shift follows earlier debate over Mitya’s power relative to characters such as Yae Miko and Danica. The report frames the item as the latest source of player frustration rather than a confirmed balance decision outside the published notes.
- What happened: Insider Gaming reports HoYoverse posted known-issues and upcoming fixes for Genshin Impact (versions 7.2/7.3) on HoYoLAB and Miyoushe that include an extra paragraph describing a change which affects Mitya’s attack range and tracking of enemies behind him.
- Why it matters: Insider Gaming notes some players view the listed change as a functional nerf to Mitya, a recently released 5-star character that has already been the subject of balance discussion compared with Yae Miko and Danica.
- Context: The change was presented in the publisher’s bug-fix notes on HoYoLAB and Miyoushe according to Insider Gaming; the report describes community reaction but does not present an official HoYoverse statement beyond the posted notes.
- What next: Insider Gaming’s coverage does not confirm whether HoYoverse will label the item as an intentional balance nerf beyond the bug-fix wording, nor does it provide an effective date for the change beyond its inclusion in the 7.3 notes.
What changed
- Insider Gaming reports HoYoverse posted a set of known issues and fixes for Genshin Impact versions 7.2 and 7.3 on HoYoLAB and the Chinese Miyoushe site. An additional paragraph in those notes describes a modification that affects Mitya’s attack range and his tracking of enemies behind him.
Limits
- The report attributes the information to the bug-fix notes on HoYoLAB and Miyoushe and describes player interpretation; it does not quote an explicit HoYoverse statement calling the item a deliberate balance nerf or provide an implementation date beyond its listing for version 7.3.
- The evidence comes from Insider Gaming’s article and the referenced HoYoverse posts; no other publisher is cited in the provided evidence.
Before and after
- Before: Mitya was a newly released 5-star character discussed alongside characters such as Yae Miko and Danica.
- After: The bug-fix notes included wording that Insider Gaming reports affects Mitya’s range and tracking, which some players interpret as a nerf.