Heim Nachricht Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links Fügt GO RUSH World mit Chronicle Card Update hinzu

Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links Fügt GO RUSH World mit Chronicle Card Update hinzu

Autor: Christian Dec 18,2024

Yu-Gi-Oh! Duell-Links: Tauchen Sie ein in das GO RUSH! Welt!

Ein brandneues Update für Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links entführt Spieler in das aufregende GO RUSH! Welt, führt die innovative Chronicle Card-Funktion ein und bringt Fusion Summoning in Rush Duels. GO RUSH!, der 8. Teil des Yu-Gi-Oh! Anime-Serie steht im Mittelpunkt.

Was erwartet Sie im GO RUSH! Welt?

Folgen Sie der kosmischen Kriegerin Yudias Velgear und den Bewohnern von Mutsuba Town, während sie Rush Duels annehmen, um eine bessere Zukunft zu gestalten. Treffen Sie die Schlüsselfiguren Yuamu Ohdo, Yuhi Ohdo und eine Reihe skurriler Außerirdischer.

Einloggen während des GO RUSH! Die Kampagne schaltet Belohnungen frei, darunter ein Fertigkeitsticket, ein UR/SR-Ticket (RUSH) (prismatisch), ein Charakter-Freischaltticket und Edelsteine. Sie erhalten außerdem Gegenstände wie den Ancient Gear Golem (OR-Stil/RUSH/Prismatisch). Zwei kostenlose 10er-Pack-1-UR-Belohnungskampagnen und zwei kostenlose Structure-Deck-Kampagnen sind ebenfalls verfügbar. Schauen Sie sich für einen kleinen Vorgeschmack den offiziellen Launch-Trailer an!

Enthüllung der Chronicle-Kartenfunktion

Mit der Chronicle Card-Funktion können Sie Ihre Karten auf höhere Seltenheitsstufen verbessern, was sowohl Speed Duels als auch Rush Duels zugute kommt. Es werden neue Gegenstände namens Kristalle verwendet, die im Laufe der Kampagne verdient werden. Diese Kristalle aktivieren Aurora-Effekte auf bestimmten Chronikkarten. Sie erhalten die Dark Magician Chronicle Card (Aurora), um diese Funktion aus erster Hand zu erleben.

Eine besondere Feierlichkeitskampagne bietet ein Structure Deck und Packs aus der neuesten BOX. Aktualisieren Sie Ihr Spiel jetzt im Google Play Store!

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