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Last month, Nexon America revealed that First Assault Online, a new online first-person shooter based on the fantastic Ghost in the Shell: Standalone Complex franchise, would be getting a new character creating exclusively for the game in Maven. Today, Nexon America revealed a new character spotlight character to Section 9’s latest member. You can check out the Maven spotlight and gameplay trailer in the player below. Maven’s character is a seasoned guerrilla warfare and tactics soldier who is also a topography expert. Her special skill is the Therm-Optic Barrier, which can benefit all the players in your squad. Players also have the ability to share unique cyberskill technologies with the SkillSync feature, which allows for strategic sharing and deployment for a broad range of skills. The Ghost in the Shell franchise getting new characters for this game is pretty exciting. Maven is definitely an interesting looking character, and it’s cool to have a new female Section 9 member for the franchise. Other than the Major Motoko Kusanagi, there have not

Neople and Nexon America have released the first major content drop for the Early Access program for the new Ghost in the Shell first-person shooter, First Assault. The content drop introduces a brand-new character to the Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex in the form of Maven, a playable operative who works at Section 9, an elite force of cybernetically enhanced combat operatives responsible for protecting society from cyberterrorists. Another addition for the new content drop is the Port map, an early version of the Ghost Screen stat tracking feature, new weapons and more. Also, Neople has confirmed that they will be adding and testing more new content during the Early Access period and gathering player feedback. The Early Access packs are currently available for the game on Steam for a 40 percent off discounted price for a limited time. A new female character for the Ghost in the Shell mythos is definitely interesting. Maven is described an expert in guerilla warfare and topography. The series has generally been