'Can't wait to be in Genshin Impact,' Musk tweeted, accompanied by a crying laughing emoji.
Elon Musk responded to a series of challenges involving him that were tweeted, and then deleted, by the official Genshin Impact Twitter account.The official Genshin Impact account tweeted and deleted a series of challenges involving Elon Musk.
Musk responded to discourse around the challenge, tweeting "can't wait to be in Genshin Impact." On Thursday, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk tweeted that he couldn't "wait to be in Genshin Impact" after the tweeted a bizarre series of follower-count challenges that listed inviting Musk to developer miHoYo's headquarters as a possible reward. Genshin Impact is an incredibly popular open-world video game that launched in 2020. While free-to-play, it featureselements in which players can purchase in-game credits with real money and gamble to receive exclusive characters and items. The game has generated at least approximately $2 billion in revenue from Apple's App Store and Google Play store alone,In the since-deleted tweet, which was published on Wednesday, the official Genshin Impact account encouraged players to follow a side account associated with a non-playable character from the game named Ella Musk, who is a young linguist the player occasionally interacts with for quests.
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