Heim Nachricht Blue Archive Veröffentlicht ein neues Update zum Thema Wasserpark Say-Bing!

Blue Archive Veröffentlicht ein neues Update zum Thema Wasserpark Say-Bing!

Autor: David Jan 04,2025

Blue Archives brandneues „Say-Bing“-Update entführt Spieler in ein sommerliches Wasserpark-Abenteuer! Kanna, Kirino und Fubuki tauschen ihre Polizeischuluniformen gegen Rettungsschwimmerkleidung und müssen sich chaotischen Strandbesuchern und einer mysteriösen Unterströmung stellen.

Eine neue Geschichte entfaltet sich

Bei der Say-Bing-Veranstaltung stellt sich das Trio der Valkyrie Police School den unerwarteten Herausforderungen der Rettungsschwimmer. Spieler können Belohnungen wie Pyroxene und Schülerelephen verdienen. Das Valkyrie Blues Webview Event bietet einen Blick hinter die Kulissen der gesamten Eskapade.

Kirino sorgt als Unterstützungsschülerin im Mystic-Stil in ihrem Badeanzug für Furore. Ihre Fähigkeit beschwört eine schützende Hülle, die den Angriff des Verbündeten 45 Sekunden lang verstärkt und mit ihren maximalen HP skaliert. Schalte sie frei, indem du die erste Say-Bing-Event-Mission abschließt.

Kanna und Fubuki erhalten auch Badeanzüge-Makeovers. Kanna, eine Stürmerin, verursacht mächtigen Einzelzielschaden und Verteidigungsdebuffs. Fubuki zeichnet sich durch die Kontrolle von Menschenmengen aus und entfesselt Flächenangriffe, die Schilde durchdringen.

Sehen Sie sich unten den actiongeladenen Say-Bing-Trailer an!

Veranstaltungsdauer

Die zeitlich begrenzte Rekrutierungsveranstaltung läuft bis zum 6. Januar. Die Saison „Fury of Set (Light Armor)“ mit Credit Points, Verbesserungssteinen und Arbeitsbüchern dauert bis zum 22. Januar.

Ab dem 7. Januar um 11:00 Uhr PT bietet das Valkyrie Blues Web Event tägliche Bonusbelohnungen, darunter versteckte YouTube-Videos. Laden Sie Blue Archive aus dem Google Play Store herunter und tauchen Sie ein in den Spaß!

Verpassen Sie nicht unseren Artikel über das beliebte VR-Abenteuerspiel Down the Rabbit Hole, das bald auf Mobilgeräten erscheint!

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