Honkai: Star Rail Version 2.1 Releases Later This Month Introducing Playable Fan Favorite Character

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Honkai: Star Rail Version 2.1 Releases Later This Month Introducing Playable Fan Favorite Character Acheron | MMORPG.com

HoYoverse has announced that the single player RPG Honkai: Star Rail will be getting a major update known as version 2.1 in just a few more days.

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Tiller

There is a lot going on in that picture I don't understand.

cheyane

Is that Chef a Tyrannosaurus Rex?

Neoyoshi

Me rolling for Acheron:

Scot

aronguthrie said:

Hi everyone,

As Castle enthusiasts, this latest update to Star Rail Version 2.1 brings forth an exciting opportunity to delve deeper into the realms of Penacony, uncovering its hidden secrets while immersing ourselves in the captivating storyline. The addition of fan-favorite characters like Acheron, Aventurine, and Gallagher adds a thrilling dimension to the gameplay experience. Furthermore, the promise of earning Stellar Jades and exclusive rewards during the release celebration adds an extra layer of excitement, making it an event not to be missed. Whether participating in the Global Online Exhibition from the comfort of our homes or attending in-person events in cities like Los Angeles, Paris, and Berlin, this update promises to take Castle aficionados on an unforgettable journey through the cosmos or you can visit site: 

You are either a real person or a great piece of chatAI I can't tell.

Neoyoshi

@scot

It's a phishing spam account... it's a bot making it's first post so it can begin making actual phishing attempts.

As you can see it takes the first (or multiple) paragraph(s) from someone else's post or the article and then begins adding in what it meant to post, that or it'll edit it later with a phishing link; or the phishing link will be in it's second post.

We shouldn't even be engaging with it or quoting it's posts.

Neoyoshi

Tiller said:

There is a lot going on in that picture I don't understand.

Try not to understand it, feel it.

cheyane

There is an energy system in this game right. So  you play like one hour a day?

maskedweasel

Neoyoshi said:

Me rolling for Acheron:

GOOD LUCK!  I plan to roll too. But I never like my odds. 

Neoyoshi

cheyane said:

There is an energy system in this game right. So  you play like one hour a day?

Yes and no, there is a energy system but it regains over time instead of a daily reset, and only certain content requires energy.

The energy system is tied directly to acquisition of a bulk amount of materials, relics, and credits obtained via content that is like 'Boss-rush Modes"

But exploring the world, doing story/quest content, fighting enemies in the open world, doing events, the simulated universe, and many other things do not require energy consumption.

it's a system that's there mainly to balance out the games ecosystem of obtaining valuable resources too quickly, try to think of it like WoW's weekly raid lockout system.

Also, this game isn't meant to be played in long 6-8 hour game sessions, like all of MiHoYo games, it's mainly a story-heavy rpg with some online game mechanics that players can log in daily for short stretches of time if they want; or much longer sessions if they want to completely do ALL dailies, which can take a lot of time much later in the game.

Back when the game first launched last year, i'd say it took me about 40-50 minutes to complete ALL of my dailies every day, but now? forget it, there is SOOOOO much content now that i get to a certain point in my dailies that i just log out because it exhausts me.

I just log in daily to get my jades and a couple other stuff.... and they are about to add a flipp'n functional THEME PARK in the game in ver2.1 later this month... like jesus, they are adding so much great stuff, but i don't know where i'm gonna find the time to do it! XD

cheyane

Thank you for that explanation @Neoyoshi

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