Fans have started uploading comparison clips that showcase the changes made in Stellar Blade’s 1.007 update. The latest patch to hit the platform has made the game ‘sexier’, with ShiftUp focusing on physics that make outfits more revealing, as well as fine-tweaking how Eve’s breasts move with certain actions.
It has been dubbed the most important update for a game to ever be delivered, and it’s all in anticipation of photomode being added to the post-apocalyptic, action-fuelled romp.
Turning It Up To 11
Stellar Blade never needed any help in the lasciviousness department – the slew of hyper-revealing outfits and the protagonist built around the body of a real-world Korean model ticked that box just fine. However, several months after the game hit the market, ShiftUp has taken things one step further.
In the below clip, you can see how certain changes have impacted Eve. With the addition of wind physics, certain outfits are ‘blown out of the way’ to get a closer glimpse at her behind, and when she leans into the camera, her arms boost her bosom to immeasurable levels:
One fan labelled Eve ‘the most beautiful video game character ever’, and many have stressed that this update, however superficial, is enough to bring them back to the game almost six months after it was released.
Other changes and additions have been made in the recent update, though. For instance, players can now place pins on the map and restock their inventory in a much more intuitive way, and prompts have been added to stop players from spending all their money at once – which I did on numerous occasions.
Soon, Stellar Blade is getting a crossover event with Nier: Automata, which is sure to turn these elements up to 12. That’s a level that shouldn’t exist. Let’s wait and see what happens.
Stellar Blade’s 1.007 update is available now exclusively on PlayStation 5.
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