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· This video creates a tier list of characters recommended for new players based on Genshin Impact version 6.5 and provides an opportunity for free discussion.
· Viewers will participate in the discussion by sharing their opinions on which characters they recommend and the criteria for their recommendations.

· A debate begins regarding the recommended tier for Rinne, the new character in version 6.5, for new players.
· One participant argues for an A tier, citing ease of control and lack of complex mechanics as beneficial for new players.
· Another participant counters, arguing for a C tier due to the scarcity of resources for leveling up the character after obtaining them, and the difficulties associated with Geo characters and team composition.

· One participant strongly recommends Rinne for the S tier, providing the following reasons:
- 'Farming' weapons possible: Easy weapon farming, a significant hurdle for new players.
- Decent field damage: Capable of clearing fields at once despite being a sub-DPS.
- Easy to craft forged weapons: Advantageous for crafting forged weapons due to convenient ore collection.
- Healing utility: Possesses built-in healing utility.
- Free 'Aino' provided: Easy team composition allows for 'effortless' play. (e.g., Noelle, Aino, Rinne combination)
· Another participant disagrees with the S tier, arguing that main DPS characters are more important for new players than supports, and Rinne is a support whose value diminishes later in the game.

· Charka is recommended for the S tier.
· The opinion is presented that exploration is crucial for new players, and Charka excels in exploration and is cost-effective early on due to inexpensive parts.
· Furthermore, its strengths include excellent mobility, easy synergy with other elemental reactions, and the ability to counter all early-game elements (Water, Fire, Electro, Ice), ensuring smooth story progression.
· The character is so highly regarded that the term 'poorly designed character' is used, strongly asserting that the S tier is appropriate from a new player's perspective.

· The recommendation of Varka for new players becomes a point of contention.
· One participant argues strongly against recommending Varka to new players due to control difficulties.
· Conversely, another participant counters, believing Varka is not a difficult character and was actually considered a viable pick for new players (prior to Charka's release).
· Following negative opinions about Varka, some suggest that Rinne now looks like an angel in comparison.

· An evaluation of Collei takes place.
· Criticisms arise regarding insufficient field utility and mediocre healing or shielding performance, despite good combat capabilities.
· The prevailing opinion is that an S tier is unlikely due to the lack of healing, which is crucial for new players.
· However, some suggest that Collei could be S or A tier depending on the pickup lineup and whether additional DPS characters are acquired.

· Silolin is recommended for the S tier.
· Participants agree that Silolin is worthy of an S tier.
· However, one participant expresses a personal belief that main DPS characters capable of filling field damage should be prioritized for new players, and even excellent supports are difficult to place in the S tier.

· An evaluation of Mavika takes place.
· Participants unanimously place Mavika in the S tier, calling her a 'crazy character' with no weaknesses.
· She is evaluated as a character with decent support, damage, and aesthetic appeal.

· An evaluation of Valesa takes place.
· One participant rates her as top-tier A rather than S, citing the lack of Z-axis movement.
· However, another participant argues that Z-axis movement is not that significant, and Valesa's X and Y axis movement performance and control are overwhelming.
· They strongly assert that she is 'an unbelievable character' and deserves the S tier.

· The video concludes here due to its length.
· It is announced that tier analysis for more characters will be conducted in the next video.
· The video ends with a greeting to the viewers for their time and a promise to meet again.