Garena creates a character with a disability for Free Fire; check skill

New character arrives in the game in the May 2022 update and his skill has been revealed

06 de May de 2022 Ronny Rolim

Garena and Free Fire go to great lengths in their quest to become a worldwide sensation, offering a better experience for their growing fan base. Knowing this, the game's developers will release the first disabled character in Battle Royale history and he arrives in the May 2022 Update .

Fans and players around the world often request more diversity ideas in the game, such as characters with more inclusive characteristics: fat, thin, black, LGBTQIA+ and disabled.

Now, in addition to Anitta , which has already been confirmed by the developer of Free Fire, another character will be added to the game soon, which is what indicates exclusive sources from Free Fire Mania , the largest Frifas portal in the world with more than 10 million people. monthly hits.

Homer: new blind character will be added to Free Fire

As determined by Free Fire Mania, Homero is the name of the new Free Fire character who will have a disability, he is blind and according to his description, this has never stopped him from being the best at his job.

"Homer's blindness never stopped him from being the best at his work."

Although there is no confirmation from the developer, we had access to the power (skill) in which Homer will deliver to its owner in Free Fire . In other words, Homer unleashes a drone in the direction of opponents, creating an explosion that reduces movement speed and rate of fire.

“Drops a drone towards the nearest opponent within a frontal distance that creates a 5 meter diameter blast that reduces movement speed and rate of fire.”

It is worth remembering the importance of offering different characters that represent the diversity in which players, fans and communities live. In times of inclusion, the newest Free Fire characters take a step forward to present the diversity and different ways of being a player today.

Free Fire must be intended for everyone, and the characters must represent that right.