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It’s been a while since the last live broadcast, and the players were asking when the next one is going to be. Finally, we have some official info as the The First Descendant April Livestream exact date and time has been announced.
Nexon uses the dev livestream to announce upcoming changes, talk about the current state of the game, and do a short Q&A session. It has proven to be immensely popular with the community, so it is no wonder that the fans want to know when the next one is. It’s been a while since the last one (March 6), where the devs showcased Serena, Photo Mode, and more. It looks like every month will have one major livestream.
Concerning the next one, we know that Ultimate Blair will definitely be showcased and new Skins as well. The S2E2 roadmap revealed what to expect from the update, so we could very well see what the External Components Core System will be, or something about the new Void Erosion Purge Stages. Now, when exactly is the livestream?
The First Descendant April Livestream Date and Time
On April 6, Nexon announced the exact date and time on their X page, along with a few teasers of what to expect.
“The next Ultimate Descendant is almost here…
- Catch him in action during our Dev Livestream on April 10 (Thu)!
- Live gameplay straight from the Devs
- Surprises & epic moments await
- April 10 — you won’t want to miss this!”
They go on and provide the exact date and time (it is April 9, for some folks):
- Wednesday, April 9, at 7pm (PT)
- Thursday, April 10, at 4am (CET) / 11am (KST/JST)
So, it is just a couple more days!
Players Wary After the Ines Nerf
Unfortunately, a lot of players didn’t take the Ines nerf so well, and are now wary that the same might happen with Ultimate Blair. Folks are saying that people will grind for him, or pay real cash, only to see him nerfed as Ines was.
We hope that Ultimate Blair will not be insanely overpowered right from the get go (the devs did say that they are paying closer attention to it than before), and that he’ll be just right. Strong enough to entice the players to get him, but not so much to break the game.