Honkai: Star Rail 2.7 Leaks Indicate The Longest Update So Far

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According to new leaks about upcoming patches, 2.7 may be the longest update the game has seen since launch, and that may bring extra consequences with it. At the moment, HoYoverse’s turn-based RPG is at the start of Version 2.5, an important patch that brings forth the continuation of the story arc set on the Xianzhou Luofu as the Trailblazer and their allies attend the Wardance Festival and try to recapture the escaped prisoner called Hoolay. There are also several new playable characters in 2.5, including Feixiao, Moze, and Lingsha.

Looking at the future, however, it seems like one of the upcoming updates will last longer than usual. Whereas normal patches tend to last six weeks before the arrival of a new one, Version 2.7 may last seven weeks rather than the regular six. The information was provided by the leaker known as Sakura Haven, which was shared in a post tagged as “” on Reddit. The leaker highlights that the information should be taken with a grain of salt as this is only based on indications rather than concrete data from .

So far, the leaker has not outlined exactly what indication hints at Version 2.7 lasting longer than usual. However, this would not be necessarily surprising, even if it breaks the regular mold. The RPG has had a shorter update in the past with Version 1.4, which lasted five weeks instead of the regular six. If the most recent leak is true and the patch does last seven weeks, there may be a lot more in store for players during the update’s run.

In Version 2.6, players may get a new chance to obtain Light Cones that were previously limited in Honkai: Star Rail, as seen in new leaks.

This could come in the form of additional content to play through, be that via story quests to get through or even limited-time events with a longer duration that are more spread out. It may simply be a way of compensating for the rumored shorter duration of Version 2.5, which has not yet been confirmed or denied by HoYoverse. However, there are fewer