The new Version 2.0 update for Honkai: Star Rail added one of the strangest Achievements in the game so far, offering players a chance to get Stellar Jade in a very counter-intuitive manner. The patch kicked off the popular turn-based RPG’s second year of content and introduced the planet of Penacony, also known as the Land of Dreams for players to explore. This is an entirely new destination, much like Jarilo-VI and the Xianzhou Luofu, and it is expected to expand with more future updates.
The release of Penacony in Honkai: Star Rail 2.0 also brought forth a whole new set of gameplay mechanics and Achievements related to the Planet of Festivities ruled by the Family, which is devoted to Xipe, the Aeon of the Harmony. There is much to do both in the Reverie Hotel and in the Golden Hour Dreamscape as both maps contain secrets to uncover, both naturally and through side quests. There is, however, a strange achievement to obtain in Penacony.
All The Reverie (Reality) Treasure Chest Locations In Honkai: Star Rail
There are many treasure chests in the Reverie (Reality) map in Honkai: Star Rail. Here are their exact locations and how to unlock them.
Honkai: Star Rail Rewards Victims Of A Car Accident In Penacony
Players who get themselves involved in a car accident in Penacony unlock a strange Achievement called “Rules Are Made to Be Broken…” Doing this can be quite difficult to accomplish, as cars in Penacony move fairly fast and try to dodge players who are obstructing their trajectory. As such, Honkai: Star Rail’s Version 2.0 update actually rewards players who go out of their way and try to get hit by a vehicle rather than cross the street carefully, as people are normally taught to do in real life.
Rewards For The Car Accident Achievement In Honkai: Star Rail 2.0
The only actual reward for the strange “Rules Are Made to Be Broken…” Achievement in Version 2.0 is five pieces of Stellar Jade, which is very little when put in comparison to the 160 needed to purchase a single Star Rail Pass from the in-game store. Nevertheless, every small bit of Stellar Jade in Honkai: Star Rail is helpful, as it can be exactly what is needed for players to top off their purchase. What makes this Achievement so peculiar is that it rewards players for bad and reckless behavior.
In that sense, it is similar to the Achievement unlocked by scouring through trash cans in Belobog. As counter-intuitive as the action itself may be, the fact that it occurs in a game makes it possible and not too socially unacceptable. While players should always look to both sides of the street before carefully crossing streets in real life, it is recommended that you do the opposite and get involved in a car accident in Honkai: Star Rail – at least for the first time, since no extra Achievements are unlocked by multiple hit and run incidents.
Honkai: Star Rail
- Platform(s)
- PC , iOS , Android , PlayStation 5
- Developer(s)
- HoYoverse
- Publisher(s)
- HoYoverse
- Genre(s)
- Turn-Based Strategy , RPG , Adventure
- ESRB
- T
