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Zenless Zone Zero enthüllt Fortschritte in 1.4

Autor: Nicholas Dec 14,2024

Zenless Zone Zero Version 1.4: Ein Sturm scheiternder Sterne kommt am 18. Dezember!

Machen Sie sich bereit für das nächste spannende Kapitel in Zenless Zone Zero! HoYoverse hat die Veröffentlichung von Version 1.4, „A Storm of Failing Stars“, angekündigt, die am 18. Dezember auf allen Plattformen erscheint. Dieses Update bringt zwei neue Abschnitt-6-Agenten, ein spannendes Story-Kapitel und bedeutende Kampfverbesserungen.

In diesem Höhepunktkapitel werden Port Elpis und die Reverb Arena vorgestellt, die Spielwelt erweitert und das Geheimnis um Vision Corporation und das Sacrifice vertieft. Das Erwachen von Perlman verspricht, Licht auf die Hintergrundgeschichten von Wise und Belle zu werfen, während die öffentliche Sicherheit von New Eridu vor einer entscheidenden Führungswahl steht.

Die Spieler werden mit den neuen Agenten der Sektion 6, Hoshimi Miyabi und Asaba Harumasa, zusammenarbeiten, um diese Herausforderungen zu meistern. Miyabi, ein Meister der Frostanomalie und des Katana-Kampfes, führt präzise und verheerende Angriffe aus. Harumasa, ein erfahrener Schwertkämpfer und Bogenschütze mit elektrischen Kräften, verleiht dem Gameplay eine einzigartige Dimension. Spieler der Inter-Know-Stufe 8 und höher können Harumasa nach dem Update kostenlos erwerben. Verpassen Sie nicht einige Gratisangebote vor der Veröffentlichung, indem Sie verfügbare Zenless Zone Zero-Codes einlösen!

Version 1.4 führt außerdem bedeutende Kampfaktualisierungen ein, darunter Hollow Zero: Shadows Lost und die periodische Operation Deadly Assault. Diese herausfordernden Modi belohnen Spieler mit neuer Ausrüstung, Bangboo Assist-Fähigkeiten und Resonia. Die Reverb Arena erhöht die Kampfvielfalt durch dynamische Ereignisse, einschließlich eines Tower-Defense-Modus im Bangboo-Stil, noch weiter.

Machen Sie sich auf ein actionreiches Update gefasst! Zenless Zone Zero Version 1.4 erscheint am 18. Dezember für Android und iOS. Weitere Informationen finden Sie auf der offiziellen Website.

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