Almost every gacha game forces you to choose between a female and male MC to play through the game. However, that choice is not always easy, which is why Honkai Star Rail players are asking for a new feature in the next update.
Redditor NahIdKill took to the Honkai Star Rail subreddit to ask the rest of the players if they would like a feature change or to have both Trailblazers available in the game. Although I hadn't thought of this before and I'm pretty happy with my choice of Stella, I think this would be a really cool feature to add to the game.
Reddit user KlausGamingShow agree
Considering that there are only minor differences between the two MCs in Honkai Star Rail, mostly cosmetic and in some ways, it certainly makes sense. The story isn't affected either, so a switch should be possible. Reddit user u/brimwithno also echoed the same sentiment, adding that unique tools or items for each MC would help add some variety.
Having both at the same time might prove more difficult to implement. Some have mentioned the possibility of having one of the Trailblazers relaxing on the Express while the other goes and explores. This not only avoids any complications with the gameplay as it is, but it also allows for occasional interaction between Stella and Caelus.
You could also have one of the Trailblazers following your chosen or preferred option. This would also allow for interactions between the two, as well as seeing how they interact with all the NPCs beyond the confines of the Express. I guess this would be harder to implement, but it would be fun to see.
All in all, I think even people who are happy with their choice, like me, would be perfectly fine with such a feature being implemented. It would be of great help to anyone who ended up not liking their choice. Hopefully, with so much interest, Mihoyo will consider adding this feature to Honkai Star Rail in future updates.
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