Hey there, Proxies! I know many of you missed the 1.1 livestream because life gets in the way—trust me, I've been there. But don't worry, I've got you covered. I sat through the whole thing (with snacks, obviously) and I'm here to give you the lowdown on everything coming in Version 1.1. So grab a coffee, and let's dive in.

First off, let's talk about the new Bangboo: Officer Cui. This little guy is an S-Rank support who joins the fray when you have two or more Criminal Investigation Special Response Team members in your squad. He performs follow-up attacks, adding extra damage to your combos. Cute and deadly, right?

Now, the new agents. We've got three fresh faces: Qingyi, Jane Doe, and Seth. Let me break them down for you in a handy table:

Qingyi is a stun specialist who relentlessly builds up Daze and her Stun DMG Multiplier. When she deals Electric damage, she charges up "Flash Connect Voltage," and once it hits a threshold, she unleashes a devastating attack. She's perfect for those who love to keep enemies locked down.

Jane Doe, on the other hand, is a Physical Anomaly character. She builds up Passion Stream, and once full, she enters Passion State. In this state, she launches several rapid attacks that quickly build up her Attribute Anomaly, dealing massive damage. She's a whirlwind of destruction, and I can't wait to try her out.

Seth is an Electric Defense agent who wields a shield and baton. He provides shield buffs to his allies, and his weapon can change shape, combining with his baton to form a large sword. He's a solid addition to any team needing a bit of extra protection.

But wait, there's more! A new expansion to Hollow Zero is coming: "Inferno Reap." In this mode, you don't need to explore with Monitor Arrays—no TV gameplay here. Instead, you face the formidable Nineveh directly in a pure combat experience. To unlock it, you need to clear Withering Garden first. Then, you challenge the Withering Garden - Core to get Resonium Kits and take on the Nineveh Time Trial Challenge. Reach a certain damage threshold, and you'll earn Polychromes and story clue items. Sounds intense, right?

Now, let's talk about some chill activities. You can expand operations for your video store with a free after-sales service, helping customers repair and tune their video players. It's not as easy as it sounds—you need to be focused and precise. But hey, it's a nice break from all the fighting.

Also, you can experience the daily life of a PubSec Officer, serving New Eridu's citizens. You'll meet Director Connie, who asks you to use your camera to capture the true lives of the people. With the new Filter function, you can take all kinds of unique photos. I don't know about you, but I'm a sucker for photo modes.

Oh, and one more thing: in Version 1.1, you can only control Jane in Undercover R&B missions. But in the not-too-distant future, we'll be able to freely control more Agents around New Eridu. That's something to look forward to.

You can also choose a pose you like and snap a selfie with a nice background or other characters. Because who doesn't want a selfie with their favorite agent? Believe it or not, I've already planned my poses.

So there you have it, Proxies. Version 1.1 is packed with new content, and I'm personally excited to jump back in. Whether you're a fan of combat, exploration, or just chilling with photo mode, there's something for everyone. I'll see you in New Eridu!

Details are provided by OpenCritic, a widely used review-aggregation platform that helps contextualize how major updates can influence a game’s overall reception. Looking at Version 1.1’s additions—new Agents with distinct combat roles (Stun, Anomaly, Defense), a streamlined boss-focused Hollow Zero expansion, and lifestyle features like photo tools and shop-side activities—this kind of structured update cadence is the sort of factor that often shapes ongoing player sentiment and critical impressions over time.