How do I join another Co

Genshin Impact is a free to play gacha-based action role-playing video game developed by miHoYo. It was launched on 28th September across platforms, including the PS4, PC, Android, and iOS. Today, we bring a short and handy guide on creating or joining multiplayer sessions in Genshin Impact.

Also read: Genshin Impact: List of all revealed characters

Genshin Impact multiplayer guide

Here is a guide that explains every multiplayer aspect of this game:

Prerequisites required to play co-op multiplayer in Genshin Impact

To play Genshin Impact with friends or with randoms via matchmaking, you need to be at a certain level. There are two significant types of rank systems in this title. One is the player rank and another the adventure rank. Furthermore, to play multiplayer, you need to be adventurer rank 16 or above.

What is an

Adventure Rank or AR

in Genshin Impact?

[Source: Genshin Impact fandom]

Adventurer Rank is an account-wide progression level that is not tied to specific aspects like Character Experience/Levels. Every time a player's Adventure Rank increases, they can go to the Adventurers' Guild and claim a reward.

How to join or host a multiplayer co-op game in Genshin Impact?

Once you reach adventure rank level 16, a new co-op mode option will be added in the main menu.

Play Genshin Impact with friends:

• Click on co-op mode.
• Search for your friends' player user ID and join the game.

Play Genshin Impact with random players

• In the co-op mode menu, there will be random players listed in a top-down list.
• To play with them, click on the "Request to join" option and wait till the host accepts your request.

How to host a game in Genshin Impact?

Hosting a multiplayer session in Genshin Impact is easy (requires adventure rank 16). When you turn on the game, it is already in host mode, i.e., you don't need to turn multiplayer on separately.

But you can go to the co-op mode menu and lock your multiplayer session using a drop-down list located at the bottom, called My Multiplayer.

Also read: Genshin Impact PC official system requirements revealed

Edited by Ravi Iyer

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Co-op Recruitment

To invite other players to your co-op follow this link to post your
Co-op & Friends Ads.
Remember to provide as much information as possible, such as your Co-op name and tag, which plaform Windows, iOS, Android or Mac, and your regatta requirements.
Co-op Advertisements older than 30 days will be removed. Revisit the Discussions to create a new Co-op & Friends Ads.
Already in a co-op? Learn more about Regatta.

Co-op Introduction

A co-op is a group of players who get together to chat, help each other with goods and participate in co-op events like the Regatta and Race of Champions. The Co-op Building is unlocked at level 19. You can rebuild it to create your own co-op or join an existing co-op. Co-ops can have a maximum of 30 members. All members can exchange crops and goods with each other, helping to develop their town faster.

Create a Co-op

Use the tab in the co-op building settings to create a co-op. Creating a co-op costs

Then choose a unique badge and co-op type:

• “Open” - other players don't need your permission to join your co-op and they don't require to be your friend;
• “Closed” - only the friends you invite can join your co-op;
• “By Request” - players send a request to join your co-op that you, your co-leaders or elders can accept or decline. This player would need to be a friend of yours or your co-leader/elder.

By changing the 'Open' status to 'On Request', you also prevent strangers from coming in to collect the Golden Pass/Ticket gifts of 5 T-cash and then leaving again.

Join a Co-op

There are a number of ways to join a co-op:

• Choose one from the list of co-ops in the Search tab;
• Search for a co-op name or tag in the Search tab;
• Accept a friend's invitation in the Co-op Inbox tab;

You can visit another player's town and learn more about their co-op by tapping the Co-op Building in their town.

Co-op Search

All co-ops have a unique tag which can be seen in the co-op description window. You can use the unique 6-character tags to look for co-ops along with their names. Example Tag: #123456

The list of search results features the most active co-ops first which should help to find the right co-op.

Have you entered a new co-op yet?

You probably chose the new co-op because of the conditions that are listed in the co-op center. In any case, start talking about those conditions and that you understand them with the leader. Do you already have experience with Regatta and Race of Champions or not yet? Are you a fast racer or do you choose the more relaxed way? Discuss whether or not you will participate in such a co-op event during the first week. This prevents disappointment for you and/or your new team members.

Communicate with a Co-op before joining

If you are still in your current co-op, you could start a conversation by the co-op request button while you visit the new co-op leader's Town (button at the bottom left of your game). After that a window opens with the default text asking him to join your co-op, but that's not your intention! So you delete that default text and replace it with a text that introduces you and that you intend to join. Your message will appear in the leader's the Co-op Center's Inbox tab, and hopefully he/she responds in the same way, so your conversation can begin. Do not share personal information.

Invite Friends to Your Co-op

If you are a Leader, a Co-leader, or an Elder in your co-op, then you can send invitations to other players who are in your friends list.
People playing on iOS, Android or MacOS can invite each other. Windows players can only invite other Windows players. This is due to Mobile and Windows versions being on different servers.
To send an invitation, go to your friend's town and then tap the button in the bottom left-hand corner with your co-op's badge. The invitation will be automatically sent to your friend’s Inbox. They will choose to Accept, Decline or leave the invitation in their Inbox. If they keep an invitation in their Inbox, when you next visit their town your co-op's badge will be greyed out.

Leave a Co-op

You can only be a member of one co-op at a time. If you are already in one, you will have to leave it before you can join another co-op. To leave the co-op, tap the Co-op Building and then the red "Leave" button. Once you’ve done so, you will be able to join another co-op or create your own.

Penalty for Leaving a Co-op

If you leave a co-op you will be given a penalty for joining new co-ops for a set amount of time. The penalty will increase if you leave multiple co-ops, and will reset completely to 0 min after 1 day (24 hours).

Co-op Ranks

A co-op can have a maximum of 30 members, and each has one of the following ranks and access rights.
All players in a co-op have these basic rights:

• Send gift balloons, send friend requests and help your co-op with their train/airplane/zoo orders even if they are not on your friends list.
• Request products in co-op chat and respond to other co-op players' requests.
• Send messages in co-op chat. Help messages "My town needs help!" are automatically sent when you ask for help. They are automatically deleted if the request is filled or if you fill it yourself.

Leader

The player who created the co-op or replaces a retired leader. Each co-op can only have 1 leader.

• Invite friends to their co-op.
• Change co-op settings and send messages through Inbox.
• Restrict anyone from participating in the next regatta.
• Kick anyone out of the co-op.
• Promote/demote anyone to any rank except leader. If they want another player to be a leader, then they must retire to assign another Leader to take over.
• If the leader leaves the co-op without promoting a replacement, the position will be assumed by the player:
  • with the highest rank in the co-op;
  • with the highest town level among the people within that rank;
  • who has been a member of the co-op the longest.
• Dump tasks (seasonal regatta).

Co-leader

Assists the leader with running the co-op, and has most of the same rights as the leader.

• Invite friends to their co-op.
• Accept or decline joining request (for "by request" co-op mode).
• Change co-op settings and send messages through Inbox.
• Ban anyone (except leader) from participating in the next Regatta.
• Promote elder/member to co-leader/elder or demote elder to member.
• Kick elder or member out of the co-op.
• Dump tasks (seasonal regatta).

Elder

Elders enjoy some rights which cannot harm the co-op's structure if not used correctly.

• Invite friends to their co-op.
• Accept or decline joining request (for "by request" co-op mode).
• Dump tasks (seasonal regatta).

Member

Your rank when you first join a co-op.

• No special rights, which means you can only enjoy basic rights (see above).
• Note: Generally you can be promoted by a leader or co-leader if you do more tasks in regatta or you ask for promotion in co-op chat.

Co-op Emblem

There are 10 forms, 27 badges, and 15 patterns to customize your co-ops emblem.
You can also race in regattas to earn 12 additional forms and badges for your emblem.

To see more information about the Co-op emblem and unlocking special items given for Co-op achievements go to the Co-op Emblem page.

Co-op Building Settings

Access the Co-op Building Settings by clicking on the co-op building which is near the pier/regatta/yacht club area.

Co-op Stats

You can access the Co-op Stats through the 1st tab in the co-op building. These stats show how often the co-op placed in positions 1st, 2nd or 3rd in each regatta league level.

Co-op Building View

First tab of the co-op building shows settings of each co-op member.

• 1 shows green light in front of members who enabled 'Display online status'
• 2 shows steering wheel in front of members who enabled 'Take part in co-op competitions'
• 3 shows the number of helps. This number refers to numbers of items given to other co-op members, up to 10 per crate. For example, 24 sugarcanes crate counts as 10 helps, 1 pink boot counts as 1 help.

Co-op Inbox

The co-op leader and co-leader(s) can send announcements to all co-op members by using the 2nd tab on the first tab in the co-op building. Co-op chat can only hold 99 messages, so sending an announcement to your co-op inbox can be more reliable. New co-op members cannot see announcements that were sent before they joined the co-op.

You can access the co-op inbox through the 2nd tab at the co-op building.
Messages in your inbox can include:

• getting banned from a regatta,
• getting kicked from a co-op,
• an invitation to a co-op,
• notification that someone dumped a chest in which you are doing a task,
• announcements from the co-op leader or co-leader(s).

Co-op Settings

Co-op leaders and co-leader(s) can manage their co-op by accessing co-op settings through the 3rd tab in the co-op building. They can change the co-op description, emblem, level required to join, type, preferred language, regatta racing region, show co-op stats to the public and the lowest rank required to reserve tasks in regatta. If someone changes the settings, a notice will appear in co-op chat but it won't specify what was changed.

You cannot change the co-op name or the randomly generated co-op tag. They are permanent.

Co-op Status

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	The online status indicator is shown to the left of members ranks in the co-op window. You can turn off the indicator in the settings if you prefer not to show your online status. This is also where you can change your Regatta participation status for the following race, enable confirmation for Cash purchases, and toggle your profile picture to be displayed or hidden.

Co-op Chat

You can participate in co-op chat by clicking this button on your screen.

Co-op Messages

In co-op chat, you can see:

1. Your co-op name and badge
2. Number of people online in the game
3. About your co-op, co-op members, and statistics
4. Status or position of a co-op member (Leader, co-leader, elder, member)
5. Live chat messages. A new member who has just joined the co-op can also see it. To prevent messages being deleted because it's over 99 messages, some co-ops use outside means (free forums or social media groups, for example Facebook and Discord) for their rules, agreements and other communication.
6. Asking for help in one's town or zoo
7. Request lives for playing in mini-games such as Explosive Puzzle, Colorful Puzzle, Bubble Gum Festival etc. A person can maximum give only one life per request. You will receive 10 coins by doing this.
8. Request any goods except construction materials, Coin, Cash, Gems, ingots or Zoo cards from fellow co-op members every 3 hours. Construction materials can be requested as a perk during some events like Seasonal Adventure events. Your request and the amount helped can be seen by all co-op members in section (5). The amount you can request, which can be seen on the goods page, depends on the product type and how difficult it is to produce. Don’t forget what level your fellow co-op members are at when requesting a product, as they may not be able to send you what you are requesting. If you request while your other request is open, then your other request will be cancelled.
9. Send a message which can be read by all co-op members
10. Send a co-op sticker (see below)

Co-op Chat Stickers

• Stickers are more like emojis of different animals in Township with various expressions and emotions.
• By version 8.1.0, there are more than 40 stickers in Township.
• Earn new stickers in regular in-game offers and events!
• Event stickers are likely to be animated ⭐️
• If you have a sticker that doesn't appear here, please add the image into the Comments below. Thank you.
• Category:Co-op Stickers

Expand or collapse this area to show or hide the co-op chat sticker images

Happy Bee

Weeping Cow

Super Hero Chicken

Relaxing Pig

Report Offensive Activity

Even though Playrix is absolutely sure that Township players are all friendly and polite, any community may have a number of people deliberately insulting others. Players can turn profanity and other offensive phrases to * through Settings when other players create their towns, co-ops and chat using co-op chat. However, there's always a way out to avoid any filter. If you come across an offensive word, please take a screenshot of it and the offender's town and report it to Playrix Support Team.

Co-op Video

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