Purveyor of Punishment

Purveyor of Punishment is an achievement set in the category Wonders of the World. The achievements are earned by dealing high amounts of CRIT DMG.

Achievements

There are 3 Achievements in the category Purveyor of Punishment:

Achievement	Description
Purveyor of Punishment	Deal over 5,000 CRIT DMG.	5
Purveyor of Punishment	Deal over 20,000 CRIT DMG.	10
Purveyor of Punishment	Deal over 50,000 CRIT DMG.	20

Gameplay Notes

The achievement records the date that the achievement was first earned; however, the CRIT DMG recorded by the achievement updates when a character deals a higher amount of CRIT DMG.
The player may manually reset the CRIT DMG record on this achievement using the "'Purveyor of Punishment' Achievement CRIT DMG Value Reset" form in the Self-Service section of the HoYoverse Help Center. Doing so will reset the CRIT DMG record to 0, but will not affect the completion status of the achievements.

Other Languages

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Purveyor of Punishment	—
Chinese (Simplified)	摧枯拉朽 Cuīkūlāxiǔ
Chinese (Traditional)	摧枯拉朽 Cuīkūlāxiǔ
Japanese	疾風怒濤 Shippuu Dotou	Storm and Stress
Korean	식은 죽 먹기 Sigeun Juk Meokki	A Piece of Cake
Spanish	El castigador	The Punisher
French	Qui aime bien châtie bien	Who Loves Well Punishes Well^{[• 1]}
Russian	Лёгкая победа Lyogkaya pobeda	Easy Victory
Thai	จัดการให้สิ้นซาก
Vietnamese	Diệt trừ	Exterminate
German	Der Zerstörer	The Destroyer
Indonesian	Pemberi Hukuman	Punisher
Portuguese	Provedor de Punição
Turkish	Cezalandırıcı	Punisher
Italian	Giudice, giuria e carnefice

↑ French: The expression qui aime bien, châtie bien comes from the Latin phrase qui bene amat, bene castigat and means that we tend to punish someone more fairly when we like them. "Spare the rod and spoil the child" is an equivalent English expression.

Change History

Released in Version 1.0

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[fr-1] French: The expression qui aime bien, châtie bien comes from the Latin phrase qui bene amat, bene castigat and means that we tend to punish someone more fairly when we like them. "Spare the rod and spoil the child" is an equivalent English expression.

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