Garena Free Fire OB39 Update Release Date, Advance Server, and more details of the upcoming version of Free Fire: Garena Free Fire is considered one of the most popular BR titles in the world, and the developers keep introducing new versions every two months, providing users wide range of in-game collectibles. The latest one, OB38 Update went underway a few days back however, players have already started speculating on the next one. Here we will discuss the possible arrival of the next update and also the upcoming Advance Server arrival date. For future updates on Garena Free Fire and Free Fire Max, follow InsideSport.IN.
Free Fire OB39 Update
As mentioned earlier, a brand new version makes its way in-game every two months, freshening up the content of the game for a better gameplay experience. The recent OB38 Update began on 11 January 2023. So, we are at least quite a few weeks away from the release. However, with the ongoing CS Season concluding in the second week of March, we expect the OB39 to roll out around the first week of March.
To accommodate new content successfully, the devs incorporate a separate client-server named Advance Server. To test out the new content among the selected users, Garena incorporates the server two weeks before the patch goes officially live. The testing phase mainly continues for seven days, while users can only access unreleased through a unique Activation Code. So, the OB39 Advance Server might roll out a couple of weeks before March starts i.e 2nd, or 3rd Week of February.
Free Fire OB39 Update: Release Date, Advance Server, and more details of the upcoming version of Garena Free Fire, ALL DETAILS
Like the other versions, the next update will also feature loads of campaigns, events, collaborations, and tons of rewards. However, as of now, there are no leaks of rewards yet. The new version will provide adjustments, balancing, and common rewards. So, these are all about the Garena Free Fire OB38 Update. Things will be clearer once we inch closer to the release of a new version.
