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Blue Archive: La historia principal continúa, llega un nuevo personaje

Autor: Evelyn Dec 17,2024

Blue Archive ¡Recibe una actualización importante con un nuevo capítulo de la historia, Serika en traje de baño y más!

Nexon ha lanzado una importante actualización para Blue Archive, continuando la convincente historia principal con el lanzamiento del vol. 1 Grupo de Trabajo sobre Ejecuciones Hipotecarias Capítulo 3, Rastros de un sueño, Parte 2. Este capítulo se centra en el Grupo de Trabajo sobre Ejecuciones Hipotecarias mientras enfrenta nuevos desafíos y protege a la escuela de una nueva amenaza emergente.

La historia se desarrolla después de la retirada del Grupo Kaiser. Si bien el peligro inmediato ha disminuido, los problemas persistentes continúan afectando al Grupo de Trabajo sobre Ejecuciones Hipotecarias. La actualización pone a prueba su capacidad para superar este nuevo obstáculo y garantizar la seguridad de la escuela.

Una incorporación destacada es la llegada de Serika (Swimsuit), una distribuidora de 3 estrellas de tipo místico. Visto por primera vez durante el evento del Grupo de trabajo de restauración de Abydos Resort, Serika se destaca al atacar a múltiples enemigos dentro de un área circular, causando daño basado en porcentaje.

Serika resulta invaluable al abordar la nueva línea de misiones. A ella se unen varios estudiantes que regresan con sus propios atuendos de verano: Chise, Izuna, Shiroko, Wakamo, Mimori y Nonomi, aportando una sensación veraniega incluso cuando el clima se vuelve más frío. ¡No olvides reclamar tus códigos Blue Archive para obtener recompensas adicionales!

Esta actualización también presenta las misiones del Área 26 (dificultades normal y difícil), la tarea guía de la reunión de medianoche del grupo de trabajo sobre ejecuciones hipotecarias (que se extenderá hasta diciembre y ofrece identificaciones de estudiantes y boletos de reclutamiento de Abydos) y nuevos logros tanto para la historia principal como para las misiones regulares.

Finalmente, el minievento "Balancing Schale's Books" (hasta el 17 de diciembre) con el Consejo General de Estudiantes permite a los jugadores ganar calculadoras financieras usando AP en misiones y comisiones. Estas calculadoras se pueden canjear por varias recompensas en el juego.

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