Honkai Star Rail 2.3 Leaks: Best Team Comp Is Getting A Major Buff

If new 2.3 Leaks are to be believed, it seems like the game’s best team comp is getting another buff as HoYoverse doubles down on one gameplay mechanic. Currently, the turn-based RPG is in the early stages of Version 2.2, an anticipated patch that brings forth the final missions in the main Penacony storyline – there will likely be more content related to the Planet of Festivities in the future, though the central questline is complete. The release of Robin and Boothill in 2.2 is also noteworthy, as both are deemed as strong characters.

Robin is a support unit that boost her allies’ overall damage output potential, while Boothill is a single-target DPS capable of dealing an immense amount of damage. Boothill is a traditional DPS, much like other characters that follow the Path of the Hunt. Robin is also a fairly universal support unit, capable of being inserted into several types of team comps. However, Robin excels when inserted into teams focused on follow-up attacks and, according to new leaks, that specific combat mechanic is bound to receive another round of buffs with the release of ’s Version 2.3 in June.

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New information obtained by Firefly Lover and Dim, shared in a post tagged as “” on Reddit, showcases two new sets of Relics and Planar Ornaments that are rumored to be added with Version 2.3. One Relic set and one Ornament set focuses on benefits provided through the Break Effect stat, while the other two boost follow-up attacks – and therein lies a hint at HoYoverse’s plans. Follow-up attacks have been receiving extra attention as of late and the rumored addition of two new sets for the mechanic in 2.3 hints at it becoming ever more present.

Although present since the release of the game – and even before, when considering the title went through several beta sessions prior to that – follow-up attacks have