Leaks Suggest New Honkai: Star Rail Banner Will Repeat A Big Genshin Impact Mistake

New banner leaks have emerged and hint at the introduction of a mechanic that will repeat a terrible mistake. The games developed by HoYoverse share a lot of similarities in the sense that both are gachas with obtainable characters whose progression and upgrades rely on farming. Despite the differences in the narrative and gameplay style, the games have shared mechanics and there is a lot of overlap when it comes to updates. A new 4.8 UI leak is heavily inspired by a feature that has long been present in, for instance.

Now, a new leak suggests that the turn-based RPG will gain the worst type of banner used in the action RPG. According to information obtained by the leaker known as GuraLover, which was then shared in a post tagged as “” on Reddit, will receive a mixed banner that is similar to ’s Chronicled Wish, though the exact rules for pulling are still uncertain. Chronicled Wish was introduced to earlier this year, offering a roster of possible 5-star characters and weapons that have been absent from dedicated rerun banners for a while.

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The possibility of the turn-based RPG gaining a mixed banner to the likes of the Chronicled Wish sounds like a terrible idea given the system’s poor functionality in. The idea behind Chronicled Wish is to bring characters that are not getting a rerun anytime soon and offer players a chance to get them. While it does sound like a great way of circumventing the lack of banner reruns, the character selection in can be the banner’s own worst enemy.

“The mixed banner structure seems unavoidable.”

In the first Chronicled Wish, the roster of characters was composed of six 5-star characters, two of which are not part of the regular pool of rewards for all banners. As such, this banner was doing very little favors for anyone who did not want Albedo and Eula, the only two who relied specifically on their own