A major patch has just landed in Legend of Mir HispaRed, packed with key updates that improve both gameplay depth and player comfort. This update brings not only long-awaited equipment availability but also crucial balance adjustments, smarter UI visibility, clearer mission descriptions, and elite behaviour fixes.
Whether you’re managing your inventory, fine-tuning your build or simply exploring the world of Mir, these changes aim to make your adventure more fluid and rewarding.
Items Weight Adjustments
We’ve significantly lowered the weight values for torches, runes and bracelets, making them far more manageable in everyday use. As new item types are introduced and players diversify their equipment loadouts, it’s essential to maintain a healthy weight balance in your inventory.
With this update, you’ll be able to carry more consumables, utility items or secondary equipment without hitting weight restrictions so easily. This is especially helpful for characters in mid- to high-level zones who rely on flexible gear changes between combat and exploration.
Gems, Orbs and Equipment Compatibility
A full update has been applied to all Gems and Orbs to ensure full compatibility with the game’s latest item categories. Players can now apply enhancement items to the new Shoulders, Earrings and Shields, which are becoming increasingly important in end-game progression.
In particular, Element and Matter-type Gems and Orbs are now also compatible with bracelets, offering more flexibility in stat planning and build experimentation. These changes support deeper character optimisation, allowing players to fine-tune their equipment in more meaningful ways.
Elite Monster and Boss Fixes
Two key changes have been made to improve elite monster and boss behaviour:
After defeating DarkMoonEvil, players will now face a spawned EvilSpider instead of an EvilApe. This provides a better thematic and difficulty match for the zone, while refreshing combat variety and loot expectations.
The boss ShardGuardian previously dealt excessive, unintended damage, which has now been corrected. Its combat routine has been rebalanced so that the fight feels more challenging in a fair way, without overwhelming newer players or breaking the rhythm of progression.
These changes are part of our ongoing effort to ensure that boss fights feel epic, but never frustrating or unfair.
Improved Minimap Visibility
The colours used for the player and their pets on the minimap have been updated for better visual contrast and real-time identification. Previously, these elements could blend into the background or get lost during large-scale group fights or event zones.
Now, spotting yourself — and your pets — in the middle of the action is much easier. This change will especially benefit players during dungeon runs, PvP situations, or when navigating crowded cities. It’s a simple tweak, but one that makes a big difference in overall clarity.
Mission Text Fixes and NPC Relocation
Several mission descriptions and dialogue entries for general quests have been reviewed and corrected. Clearer instructions now help players avoid confusion and unnecessary delays when completing objectives or navigating quest chains.
In addition, ShoulderDealer NPCs have undergone a round of repositioning: they’ve been moved closer to Accessory NPCs in major towns to consolidate related services and improve city layouts. Redundant NPCs in some areas have been removed, while new NPCs were added in underserved locations to improve overall access and efficiency.
These layout improvements are part of a broader effort to enhance in-town usability and reduce time spent hunting for merchants.
Shoulders, Earrings and Shields Now Available
The long-awaited Shoulders, Earrings, and Shields are now fully live and available for use. While earlier patches implemented the systems and logic required for these item types, they had not yet been added to NPC shops or creature loot tables — until now.
From this update onwards, players will begin to find these new items as drops from monsters or available for purchase at specific NPC vendors, expanding your equipment options and introducing new layers of build customisation.
This marks an important step in gear progression, offering more slots to enhance your stats, increase survivability, and adapt your character for different combat scenarios.
This patch continues to build upon the foundations set in recent updates — but now with real, visible, and impactful results. Between balance tweaks, item availability, visual improvements, and world consistency fixes, the game is now more polished, more complete, and more rewarding.
Prepare your gear, plan your upgrades, and continue your journey — Mir awaits.