Honkai: Star Rail Version 3.4 Livestream Teases Updates and Offers Free Codes
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Julia Lee
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Summary
Honkai: Star Rail version 3.4 livestream teased upcoming updates and distributed codes for free Stellar Jade and upgrade materials. The next update is set to launch on July 1.
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· 3 pulledHonkai: Star Rail just closed out its version 3.4 livestream, teasing what’s to come in the next update, which launches the evening of July 1.
Alongside new characters and events, Hoyoverse uses the stream to distribute codes that reward free Stellar Jade and other upgrade materials.
This patch is going to be a big one, not only due to the launch of Phainon, the latest Physical Destruction unit.
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