All about the Genshin Impact 2.4 update maintenance schedule, from exact release times to server downtime, and how you can get some free Primogems for your troubles.
Published on January 5, 2022
You can already preload the next major game update to jump into new content ASAP, but when exactly will the update be released? Is there anything you should know?
In our Genshin Impact 2.4 maintenance schedule guide, we share the exact times the servers will stop working, how long they will be down, and how you can get 300 Primogems for free.
Genshin Impact 2.4 schedule: When does the server go down?
If you want to know when Genshin Impact’s servers will be down for maintenance to release the 2.4 update, we’ve got you covered.
Update maintenance starts on January 5, 2022 at 06:00 (UTC+8). For those in the UK, it’s January 4, 2022 at 10pm.
The official miHoYo program states that maintenance will take approximately five (5) hours.
How to get 300 Primogems for Free
Everyone wants free Primogems, right? Well, you’re in luck. The developers of miHoYo are giving away 300 Primogems for free to all eligible players as compensation for the maintenance of Genshin Impact.
That’s 60 Prime Gems for every hour the server is down. If the server comes back online earlier than expected, you will still receive 300 Primogem.
The only requirement is that you reach Adventure Rank 5 before the server goes down. Free primogems will be delivered in-game within five hours after the update maintenance is complete.
Please note that mail expires after 30 days, so claim the prize as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
Please update 2.4 by watching the official trailer below.
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Enjoy free Primogemas and set those alarms for Genshin Impact 2.4 update with proper maintenance schedule!
Featured image courtesy of miHoYo.
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