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Black Desert Mobile Lanza la pretemporada del nuevo modo de supervivencia Azunak Arena

Autor : Anthony Actualizar : Jan 21,2025

¡El nuevo y emocionante modo de supervivencia de Black Desert Mobile, Azunak Arena, ya está en pretemporada! La última incorporación de Pearl Abyss promete intensos combates basados en gremios. Siga leyendo para obtener una descripción completa.

Azunak Arena: una batalla real basada en gremios

Azunak Arena enfrenta a los gremios entre sí en batallas en tiempo real. Equipos de tres gremios compiten para dominar la arena, cazando monstruos y superando estratégicamente a los oponentes. Hasta 10 equipos chocan simultáneamente.

Para participar, tu poder de combate (CP) debe superar los 40 000. La Arena abre dos veces por semana: los lunes (de 6:00 p. m. a 6:50 p. m., hora del servidor) y los jueves (de 8:00 p. m. a 8:50 p. m., hora del servidor). Cada partido es un sprint trepidante de 10 minutos.

Igualdad de condiciones, recompensas épicas

Todos los jugadores comienzan en el nivel uno, lo que garantiza una pelea justa independientemente del CP habitual. A medida que avanza el partido, subes de nivel, mejorando tus estadísticas. Aparecen monstruos de nivel superior en toda la arena, junto con portales para escapes estratégicos y jefes poderosos que otorgan habilidades especiales al ser derrotados.

¡Las recompensas son abundantes! Solo con la participación se obtienen 100 Holy Vials of Light y 500 Advanced EXP Scrolls. Participar al menos tres veces por semana desbloquea un amuleto de sucesión sellado, 200 nudos de sombra y 20 coronas carmesí. Para los verdaderamente dedicados, acumular 300 000 puntos individuales en un mes produce 4000 pergaminos de EXP supremos, 20 tiempos enredados y 10 000 cristales del caos.

¡Descarga Black Desert Mobile desde Google Play Store y prepárate para la batalla!

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