The new sci-fi adventure from Hoyoverse will be released on April 26, on Android, iOS, and Windows PC. So no Paimon in Honkai: Star Rail…for now.Hoyoverse, the creators of the breakout hit Genshin Impact, announced a release date for the company’s next big game, Honkai: Star Rail, as part of a developer’s stream Friday morning. However, HoYoverse says that for now, it’s too early to consider any. We also learned that while Honkai: Star Rail features a handful of familiar faces from previous Honkai games and is a spiritual sequel to that series, other crossovers such as with Genshin Impact or other games, are not off the table. But it did confirm that Honkai: Star Rail is a long-term game with an “ever-lasting plan and goal” that will, like Genshin Impact, have future Special Programs to announce major updates and introduce new in-game content. HoYoverse didn’t offer too many new concrete details, noting that future plans would be unveiled when the studio was ready.

In the same interview, we also asked about upcoming content plans for Honkai: Star Rail. We will focus on the and development of AI, figuring out a more robust implementation in the future.” What's next for Honkai: Star Rail It is more like a ‘cherry on the top’ technique to supplement what we already had instead of fundamentally solving issues from the ground up. “With that being said, we also found out that the current application of AI is still restricted. Still, HoYoverse says it finds more in-depth AI application for scripting “definitely intriguing.” Specifically, content scripting - you won’t find any AI writing in Honkai: Star Rail, especially given how story-driven the game is. That said, there are some areas of Honkai: Star Rail specifically that HoYoverse feels AI isn’t necessarily ready to touch just yet, though it may be in the future.

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