Introduction to Version 2.6 of Return to the Future 1999 Leak on Version 2.6 of Return to the Future 1999

Version 2.6 of Return to the Future 1999 is set to launch on the 27th, and with the release of the new version, the game will undergo an update, followed by a significant amount of new content. When it comes to the new content in these updates, if you haven't had the chance to learn about it yet, then today we'll bring you an introduction to version 2.6. After reading this introduction, you'll know what's being updated in the new version.

When the version update arrives on the 27th, the first thing players will see upon entering the game is the new main storyline, which is the Chapter 9 main story "Madness and Civilization." With the start of the main storyline, corresponding main stage levels, insight dungeons, and resource dungeons will appear. By completing these dungeons, players can obtain various resource rewards.

After viewing the new main storyline and corresponding level dungeons, next, players will see an event activity. This activity is mission-based, where players can see a variety of missions. By completing these missions, players can earn exchange items, which can be used to redeem rewards in the new exchange shop.

After completing the reward exchanges, players will encounter a character story event, related to the new version's featured characters. There are no restrictions for participating in this event, and it's quite straightforward, just following the normal character story. Upon completing the story, players can receive rewards such as pure raindrops and cultivation materials.

Once the character event is completed, players will be greeted with a check-in event. Players only need to complete the check-ins within the specified time. Through checking in, players can receive 14 unique laws, which is a very generous reward. Finally, in this new version, players will also see weekly challenges and a series of mini-games, which are standard features in every new version.

The above is the complete introduction to version 2.6 of Return to the Future 1999. After reading the introduction above, I believe everyone has a clear understanding of what the new version will update. Once you understand these, you can patiently wait for the new version to go live and then experience it.