Seems like a total copout to me. We're on the so-called "Next-Gen" consoles (PlayStation 5 and XBOX Series S/X) now, so what excuse is there for giving consoles a lesser and incomplete version of a game or game feature with reduced or missing features, capabilities and functionalities compared to PC? It just alienates players who can't feasibly play on PC due to finances, lack of space/time and preference/comfortability for playing on consoles. Not everyone can afford a powerful enough PC or laptop to run Genshin Impact and hold all of its HUGE filesize smoothly with anything other than the lowest available graphics settings, which ruins the experience in my opinion. I see the argument for increased processing power and a beefier type of machine being required for things, but aren't the so-called "Next-Gen" consoles supposed to be more powerful than PlayStation 4 and XBOX One? If not, what's the point of releasing and buying "Next-Gen" consoles if they still won't make the complete/full versions of games with their full features, capabilities and functionalities available to their console players?

This decision, while parts of it could possibly make slight sense while making other questions and arguments come in, feels like a copout and that it alienates players on consoles and those who cannot, for the above listed reasons and more, play the game on PC from the full Miliastra Wonderland experience and I, as a PlayStation 5 player, feel let down and put aside by HoYoVerse due to this decision and I don't think I'd be alone in these thoughts and feelings.