Anime Last Stand Update Adds New Units, Lag Fixes, and a Legend Stage
Anime Last Stand developer Boss Studio is back with the Fate/Stay Night Inspired update, which adds a new Legend Stage, six new units, major lag fixes, and more to the Roblox tower defense experience.
The latest update and its patch notes made its way to Roblox players yesterday. It’s yet another update that comes with new content to mull over, but the most substantial change lies with the adjustments to the battle pass. The team says players will now receive “much better rewards” with the pass, which also now consists of 100 tiers to complete.
Anime Last Stand’s latest update also comes with three new units – King of Heroes (Celestial), Archer of Red (Mythic), and Rogue Lancer (Mythic) – as well as three new evolutions – King of Heroes (Sword of Rupture), Archer of Red (Bladeworks), and King Pendragon (Alter). There’s also a new Ryuudou Temple Legend Stage, which, when completed, rewards players with a chance to obtain the King of Heroes unit.
In addition to the new content included with the Fate/Stay Night Inspired update come various stability improvements and bug fixes. Boss Studio says players can now enjoy “HUGE lag fixes” that will minimize risk of black screens across the Roblox experience and crashes for those on mobile.
Anime Last Stand fans were able to check out the previous update when it launched just last week on December 5. While it also brought more general balance adjustments and bug fixes, its focus was on the new Tournament game mode. It’s currently unclear when the next update will arrive. In the meantime, you can check out all of the active Anime Last Stand codes here.
You can see everything included in the Fate/Stay Night update in the patch notes below.
Additions
Features
QoL
Rebalances
Asuta (Half Devil) - Completely rebalanced, now has Hemorrhage + Stun, DPS heavily increased, range slightly increased.
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