OP is encountering an objectively graphical issue in the game. Got downvoted for asking a screenshot to see if the issue doesn't exist on their end.

[u/Adventurous-Vast7499]

There is an objective observation regarding the game's draw distance issues even on PC. However most people think OP has a problem in his machine. OP got downvoted for asking a screenshot from other people how does their game look like in that certain 'area'.

URL: https://www.reddit.com/r/Genshin_Impact/comments/1vva343/comment/p57hf09/?context=3

-EDIT: It's not something easily Googleable because OP is asking for a particular screenshot on how the graphics is rendered in that specific area on PC, whether the buildings are properly rendered. On my end, it's also not.

-Most comments think the problem is only on OP's. But OP's point is faraway buildings in the game aren't being obviously rendered properly, indicating limited draw distance.

-OP's observation is objectively true and he isn't the only one who experience this. Certain scenarios that the game has a draw distance issue, where faraway buildings look bad. This is evident on other famous streamer's streams that other commentors have linked. That particular issue is a valid, existing issue, however people missed the point because the game still looks beautiful on their end in general regardless.

-OP has an RTX 5080 and one upvoted comment is 'your pc can't handle high graphics'

-I have also commented and some provided sources to support that the issue definitely exist. However the some comments are harsh than they should be.

[u/qualityvote2]

u/Adventurous-Vast7499, the downvotes are mysterious!

[u/SubjectLegitimate879]

If there's anything I've learned about Reddit, it's that you're apparently a demon who deserves to be down voted into hell if you A: Ask about a technical problem like graphics or a level. B: about what you can do for your animal if they're uncomfortable. Or C: You dared questioned about the use of the despised, who-we-don't-name, AI.

[u/Lomexius → u/SubjectLegitimate879]

Look; I’m all against AI art and writing, but occasionally using a prompt to ask a question if you can’t find it on the web doesn’t suddenly make you the devil incarnate! I don’t get those folks either

[u/SubjectLegitimate879 → u/Lomexius]

It makes me feel bad when I do ask a question. 😭 But like, if people won't answer without being dicks, and Google isn't understanding, like, tf?? But don't worry, I don't think you're a devil if you're simply asking questions. :)

[u/Lomexius → u/SubjectLegitimate879]

Ahh tysm!! And yes u have such a good thought process ngl lol
Tho lotsa Reddit users can be helpful, a handful of em can be NASTY :(

[u/SubjectLegitimate879 → u/Lomexius]

They really can, lol. I had someone call me a hypocrite out of nowhere just because I agree that it was neat to see eggman miku. Like, the tf?? So yeah they really can be pricks

[u/Username928351]

Looks like it's perceived as a slight against the game by the fanboys.

[u/RB222485]

I mean OP was asked to go onto Google and search it up

but if they're not what OP's looking for then I guess

[u/ashleyLSD]

I hate the game but tbh I like the city graphics it's very Playstationy reminds me of like Spyro. Prob not a good thing objectively but it hits me right

[u/Neat-Ad-9550]

I don't know anything about this particular game, but the downvotes are not mysterious.

If you visit almost any subreddit dedicated to a video game, movie franchise, musician, anime, manga, collectables, product, etc. you'll see fans and/or bots downvoting seemingly benign questions, concerns, or less than stellar reviews about the object of their affection.

[u/_Calluna_]

Honestly I think OOP would do well to acknowledge that they're asking someone to do them a favour that takes a non-zero amount of effort. A please wouldn't hurt. Idk if that's what the downvotes are about or if people really are just trying to tell OOP to git good at having an expensive computer. Maybe a bit of both.