In an astonishing turn of events, the once mild-mannered character, Mid Yuan, has been usurped, and King Yuan now reigns supreme in the popular game, Honkai: Star Rail. This shift has sparked quite the conversation amongst the fanbase.
Summary
- King Yuan’s ascension can be attributed to a newly introduced relic set, bolstering his damage after the first rotation, as mentioned in a comment by XRynerX.
- The Mastery of Chars (MoC) feature reportedly favours follow-up characters, causing a subsequent appreciation of other characters, too.
- Jing and Himeko’s advancement in rankings drew applause, reiterating their worth for high investments, as noted by SonnySonrisa.
Fan Reaction
Awarding King Yuan an ‘S rank’ designation has prompted a flurry of celebratory comments such as ‘Wooo the king is back!‘ by user moodsrawr. Other fans speak with anticipation of the effects the BiS artifact set would have. This sense of excitement extends to those hoping to pull Ruan Mei with Claudarson confessing ‘If I survive pulling C2 Ruan Mei I might actually try get him.‘
What’s Next?
With araris87 revealing plans to phase out the MoC tier list soon and replace it with an unconfirmed feature, fans are left guessing. Additionally, there are speculations from players like chuJe_wyciagnijcie about the impending arrival of the ‘Peak Fiction mode’, which might push Yuan to new pedestals.
Spoiler Policy Reminder
On a side note, amidst the thrilling developments, AutoModerator interjected with a cordial reminder for fans to adhere to the spoiler policy during the update window. This includes no spoilers on title and necessary marking of spoiler-contained posts. Failing to follow these guidelines might result in a temporary suspension from participation.
All things considered, it’s safe to say that Honkai: Star Rail has quite a journey ahead, and its fans are here for the ride. Honourable mentions to user Wonderful-Lab7375 with the heartwarming comment – ‘King Yuan finally recognised as S Rank 😭‘. As one wise man once said – ‘Long live the king!’