Any news on the release date for beatrix?

[Paulo Minoso]

curious about the date

[Quas]

Somewhere around mid / late May.

[JyoKun]

Can't wait for this patch: new character and perhaps new balance after EVO Japan.

[Tyrone Biggums]

early may prob

[WhiteTempest]

Originally posted by PKMJ:

Can't wait for this patch: new character and perhaps new balance after EVO Japan.

new balance patch after evo japan?? did the devs mention something like this?

I hope there is another balance patch as soon as possible

[Unrighteous]

They have the exact dates for all of the remaining characters. Beatrix is the 5th of May.

https://www.destructoid.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/granblue-fantasy-versus-rising-2024-roadmap.jpg

[Fish]

Originally posted by Unrighteous:

They have the exact dates for all of the remaining characters. Beatrix is the 5th of May.

https://www.destructoid.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/granblue-fantasy-versus-rising-2024-roadmap.jpg

Actually, the schedule only states May with no specific dates.
Specific date is still unknown currently, which I expect to be revealed during EVO Japan.

[Unrighteous]

Originally posted by Fish:

Originally posted by Unrighteous:

They have the exact dates for all of the remaining characters. Beatrix is the 5th of May.

https://www.destructoid.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/granblue-fantasy-versus-rising-2024-roadmap.jpg

Actually, the schedule only states May with no specific dates.
Specific date is still unknown currently, which I expect to be revealed during EVO Japan.

Ah yeah, you're right, I thought the 5 was the date, but it's the month, my bad. Weird that they say 5 May lol, but hey it's the Japanese roadmap.

[Fish]

well, "5月" is just "May" in Japanese.
It's not meant to read as "5 May", but rather, it's just Japanese and English written right on top of each other, so that both users can just refer to this one schedule (just like the rest of the schedule where the English translation is written directly beneath the source text)

[Unrighteous]

Originally posted by Fish:

well, "5月" is just "May" in Japanese.
It's not meant to read as "5 May", but rather, it's just Japanese and English written right on top of each other, so that both users can use refer to this one schedule (just like the rest of the schedule where the English translation is written directly beneath the source text)

I didn't know that Japan just used numbers for months; learned something new.