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ACTUALIZACIÓN DEL PRENDIMIENTO DE PROMENTA DEL ARCHIVO DE AZUL

Autor: Nicholas May 14,2025

Después de la emoción de la actualización de Descend Senses, Nexon ha vuelto con otra emocionante actualización para Blue Archive que seguramente alcanzará un acorde con los fanáticos. El evento Serenade Promenade ahora está en vivo, presentando a dos nuevos estudiantes con temática de Idol, un arco de nueva historia cautivador y noticias emocionantes para aquellos ansiosos por jugar en PC.

Mari (Pop Idol) y Sakurako (Pop Idol) son las estrellas del último evento de reclutamiento en Blue Archive. Mari aporta un apoyo curativo único al campo de batalla, convirtiendo con estilo el exceso de curación en HP de bonificación mientras se apila el servicio de fanáticos. Por otro lado, Sakurako se enfoca en mejorar el crítico y el DMG crítico para sí misma y los estudiantes especiales, lo que la convierte en una opción ideal para los equipos que prosperan en ráfagas rápidas y de alto daño. Ambos ídolos están disponibles para el reclutamiento solo hasta el 28 de abril, así que asegúrese de aprovechar la oportunidad antes de que sea demasiado tarde.

El evento Servenade Promenade Story, que se lanzó el 15 de abril, invita a los jugadores a entrar en el centro de atención después de completar la Misión 2-3 (normal). Este evento entrelaza bellamente aspiraciones de ídolos con el drama de la vida escolar, que se mantiene fiel al clásico estilo narrativo del archivo azul. Se ejecutará hasta la misma fecha límite del 28 de abril, así que no se pierda la historia.

Actualización del archivo azul

Además de las actualizaciones en el juego, los desarrolladores han confirmado durante su reciente transmisión en vivo que Blue Archive pronto estará disponible en Steam. Esta es una noticia fantástica para los reproductores de PC que podrán sincronizar su progreso y disfrutar del juego multiplataforma. Además, se han prometido mejoras en la localización en inglés, mejorando la experiencia general de juego.

¿Curioso acerca de cómo funcionan estos nuevos héroes? Echa un vistazo a nuestra lista de niveles de archivos azules para ver dónde se encuentran. ¡Y no olvide canjear los últimos códigos de archivo azules para una variedad de recompensas gratuitas!

Envolviendo la actualización está el nuevo evento de lanzamiento de restricción Final Chokmah (armadura especial), disponible hasta el 12 de mayo. Este evento desafía a los jugadores con una pelea de jefes en capas con un toque de armadura pesado. Al derrotar la etapa más alta, desbloqueará automáticamente recompensas de todos los niveles inferiores, por lo que es una experiencia gratificante sin la rutina.

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