Honkai: Star Rail Chart Shows Most Popular Pure Fiction 2.1 Characrers
A fan-made Honkai: Star Rail chart ranks characters based on their overall performance in the Pure Fiction mode. Honkai: Star Rail's Pure Fiction, having met with a mixed reception, received an update in version 2.1 to fix several issues and introduce new enemies to its roster. From what players have said, the latest version of the mode is now a bit harder to complete.
Honkai: Star Rail is nearly halfway through version 2.1, the update that features a variety of content, including new Penacony characters. The space RPG by HoYoverse now offers two event banners, on which Trailblazers can spend Special Rail Passes they once purchased with Stellar Jades to add Acheron to their respective teams. Moreover, Honkai: Star Rail runs a series of interactive events, giving out bountiful rewards like Stellar Jades and ascension materials.
A comprehensive Honkai: Star Rail chart, shared by LvlUrArti on Reddit, has revealed the highest-scoring characters for version 2.1 of the Pure Fiction mode. It turns out that Argenti, Acheron, Black Swan, and Kafka bring more scores than other damage dealers in the game. As expected, Honkai: Star Rail's Himeko and Herta are among the highest-scoring Pure Fiction characters, alongside Jingliu and Seele.
According to the chart, Honkai: Star Rail's Ruan Mei is the most popular choice for Pure Fiction, with an impressive 77.34% appearance rate. Acheron, on the other hand, ranks second among the most chosen characters with a staggering 67.90% rate. The newest member of the Nihility team seems to be popular with many Pure Fiction teams.
Since Pure Fiction is a brand-new mode, it needs some balance changes, according to players who have been upset with its overwhelming difficulty. Without putting the best damage dealers like Himeko, Jingliu, or Kafka in the team, it's quite a challenge to take out bosses, which are more tanky compared to their regular versions. Honestly, the developers would better not make Pure Fiction easier, considering this
