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The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross da la bienvenida al 2025 con la actualización del Festival de Año Nuevo

Autor : Adam Actualizar : Jan 23,2025

The Seven Deadly Sins: ¡Grand Cross recibe el Año Nuevo con emocionantes actualizaciones! La actualización del Festival de Año Nuevo 2025 de Netmarble presenta un nuevo y poderoso dúo de héroes y una serie de eventos por tiempo limitado.

Primero: ¡el primer héroe doble UR del juego, la formidable [Luz de la Guerra Santa] Elizabeth y Meliodas! Este par dinámico combina sus habilidades y movimientos definitivos para estrategias de batalla únicas, mejoradas aún más por una nueva característica de habilidad que permite efectos sinérgicos con aliados Diosas y Demonios. ¿Necesita ayuda para evaluar su fuerza? ¡Consulta nuestra lista de niveles de 7DS Grand Cross y guía de repetición!

A lo largo de enero, los jugadores podrán participar en varios eventos:

Sorteo del Festival de Año Nuevo: Asegura al nuevo héroe con 900 millas.
Evento raspadito de Año Nuevo 2025: ¡Premios diarios que incluyen diamantes, con un premio mayor potencial de 2000 diamantes!
Misiones especiales e invitaciones de amigos: Gana materiales de mejora, entradas para festivales y monedas Super Awakening.
Evento de registro de Año Nuevo 2025: Dos tableros de recompensas que ofrecen colgantes de evolución SSR y boletos de equipo SSR despertado de nivel 3.
Evento de sorteo de deseos de artefactos: Mayores posibilidades de adquirir las tarjetas de artefactos deseadas.

Más allá de los eventos, la actualización también incluye una nueva temporada del Laberinto Subterráneo y una velocidad PvP mejorada para una experiencia de juego más fluida. ¡Inicia sesión diariamente para reclamar tus recompensas y disfrutar de las festividades!

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