Honkai Star Rail 3.1 Leaks: An Unexpected Quality-Of-Life Update Could Save Players' Accounts
A new leak about 3.1 has emerged, highlighting a possible QoL (quality-of-life) update that is expected to arrive in the next patch, potentially helping players save a portion of their accounts if they suffer any mishaps regarding two types of items. Version 3.1 is the next update for HoYoverse’s turn-based RPG, which has just entered Version 3.0. The current patch is introducing players to the world of Amphoreus and its roster of characters, including the heroes of The Eternal Land, known as the Chrysos Heirs in .
A lot is changing with the update in terms of gameplay, too, which has introduced Remembrance as a playable Path. This is the first new Path that players can control since the game’s release and it revolves around the usage of summons known as memosprites. Overall, there have been significant changes to the game with Version 3.0, but more is expected to change with the upcoming patches. This includes a leaked update to Herta’s Store in 3.1 and even a possible QoL update to help some players.
According to information provided by the leaker known as Flying Flame, Version 3.1 will introduce a QoL update that will allow players to contact customer service if they accidentally disassembled a Relic or a Light Cone and appeal for its retrieval. The leak was shared in a post flagged as “” on Reddit. If this is true, players may have a helpful way of recovering any special or powerful items that may have been accidentally deleted. The comments in the post also mention why such a service could be needed in .
Honkai: Star Rail 3.1 may offer players a free 4-star character in an upcoming event, but the leaked selection of units is quite a disappointment.
While most rare items like 4-star and 5-star Relics and Light Cones are automatically locked, some Reddit users comment that it’s possible that some of these items are deleted if the player’s account is used by another person, be that a friend or a hacker. If the leak is true, this could be a helpful way of
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