Question 1

Best beginner team in NTE?

Accepted Answer

This beginner-team page is more useful when it explains **which functional roles a new account should secure first** instead of freezing a few named characters into one mandatory starter lineup for everyone. For current players, the more practical questions are whether the account has one unit that can push story reliably, whether support pieces can stabilize rotations, and whether the team has basic healing or shielding tolerance.

A safer way to build a beginner team is:
1. Start from the most stable and resource-efficient core your account already has
2. Then add support that improves buffs, grouping, energy flow, or rotation stability instead of judging only by rarity labels
3. If elite fights or early bosses keep causing wipes, patch survivability before chasing a second damage dealer

So this page now focuses on functional structure and transition logic for beginner teams instead of preserving one early roster as the only answer.

Question 2

Best F2P team comp in NTE?

Accepted Answer

A F2P team page is more useful when it explains **which roles a low-spend or no-spend account should secure first** instead of presenting one rigid "best" lineup for everyone. For most free accounts, the real priorities are still simple: a unit that can push content, support or grouping that keeps rotations functional, and enough sustain to avoid constant resets.

A safer way to build is:
1. Start from the most stable and resource-efficient core your account already has
2. Use free or low-cost units to patch missing functions instead of chasing a fashionable template
3. Let later pull results decide whether you transition into a more expensive or more specialized team structure

So this page now focuses on F2P team-building principles and transition planning rather than preserving one early team as a permanent answer.

Question 3

Best launch teams ranked in NTE?

Accepted Answer

Pages about "best launch teams" become misleading when they freeze one period's popular compositions into permanent T0 truth. For current players, the more useful takeaway is not memorizing team labels, but understanding that **strong teams usually combine a clear damage core, complete support coverage, reliable reaction or mechanic triggers, and enough survivability to avoid collapsing the rotation.**

A safer reading is:
1. So-called T0 teams are usually highly dependent on the banner pool, the patch environment, and how far players have developed the meta at that moment
2. If you are missing one key piece, copying the old list directly often loses most of its value
3. The more transferable skill is learning why a team is strong rather than memorizing one period's labels

So this page now focuses on the standards behind strong team building instead of preserving an old ranked list as a current universal answer.

Question 4

Best NTE mobile optimization settings? How to reduce lag and overheating?

Accepted Answer

NTE uses Unreal Engine 5, requiring significant mobile hardware. Recommended settings by device tier:

**Minimum Spec (Snapdragon 855 / Dimensity 1000+ / A14)**:
- Preset: Low
- Resolution: 720p
- Target: 30FPS
- Disable volumetric lighting and post-processing
- Combat runs at ~20-25FPS

**Recommended Spec (Snapdragon 8 Gen2 / A15+)**:
- Preset: Balanced
- Resolution: 1080p
- Target: 30-60FPS
- Enable frame generation for smoother gameplay

**General Tips**:
- Close background apps to free memory
- Enable phone's game boost/performance mode
- Use a cooling fan clip for low-end devices
- Keep 30GB+ free storage
- Use a game booster if network is unstable
- Cutscene black screens usually resolve by waiting

**Still lagging?**
- Try cloud gaming (recommended for low-spec devices)
- Watch for official patches — multiple optimization updates released since launch
- The devs issued an apology on April 28 and committed to ongoing mobile optimization

Question 5

Can I play NTE on Mac? How to download the Mac version?

Accepted Answer

The better way to use this Mac page now is to ask **whether Mac is a current supported play option, and what kind of hardware or client limitations matter in practice**, rather than treating one early support statement as the whole answer.

A safer reading is:
1. Verify current download availability and login flow through the official download page before assuming Mac is an active route for every user
2. Treat Apple Silicon, performance expectations, and controller support as practical checks rather than universal guarantees
3. If you are choosing between Mac and another platform, focus on real playability, sync behavior, and current client support instead of older promotional wording

So this page now functions as a Mac platform-check guide rather than repeating an evergreen confirmation claim.

Question 6

Can I transfer servers if I picked the wrong one in NTE?

Accepted Answer

NTE currently does not support server transfers. Character data is bound to the server where it was created and cannot be migrated. Make sure to confirm your server choice before starting, and coordinate with friends to join the same server. If you picked the wrong one, you'll need to create a new character on the correct server. Watch for official announcements — server transfer may be added in the future.

Question 7

Can NTE CN and global servers play together? Can data be migrated?

Accepted Answer

No. CN and global are completely separate servers — accounts, characters, gacha history, friends, and purchases do not transfer and you cannot cross-play. If you play with friends, confirm everyone is on the same server first. See our CN vs Global comparison page for the full breakdown of launch-date gaps, banners, ratings, and more.

Question 8

Can you change gender in NTE? How to switch protagonist gender

Accepted Answer

NTE supports protagonist gender switching — you can freely switch between male and female protagonist at any time.

How to Switch:
1) Open the game main menu
2) Go to "Character" or "Profile" page
3) Find "Appearance Settings" or "Switch Protagonist" option
4) Select the desired gender and confirm

Important Notes:
- Gender switching is free with no limits
- Only appearance and some voice lines change
- No impact on progress, levels, equipment, or inventory
- Story cutscenes automatically update protagonist appearance
- Brief loading time when switching

FAQ:
Q: Will I lose progress by switching?
A: No, all progress and items are fully preserved.

Q: Can I customize my protagonist's appearance further?
A: Currently, appearance is determined by gender. Deeper customization is not available yet.

Q: Does the story change based on gender?
A: Main story is essentially the same with minor NPC dialogue differences.

Question 9

Can you play NTE on Steam Deck? Compatibility and optimization settings

Accepted Answer

This Steam Deck page is most useful when it answers **whether the game is worth the setup hassle on a handheld device like this**, not when it repeats one old platform expectation. For current players, the practical conclusion is that Steam Deck is usually a tinkering platform rather than a frictionless default choice.

A safer way to evaluate it is:
1. If you want a simple install-and-play path, Steam Deck is rarely the easiest option because launcher setup, compatibility layers, and performance tuning may all matter
2. If you are comfortable experimenting, the real task becomes reducing settings, resolution, and frame-rate targets until the experience is stable enough for you
3. Treat future Steam availability as something to verify through current official channels rather than as an automatic promise that solves every compatibility issue

So this page now focuses on Steam Deck decision logic and expectation-setting instead of preserving an old confirmation-style platform answer.

Question 10

Can you play NTE via cloud gaming? How to use cloud gaming for NTE

Accepted Answer

NTE can be played via some cloud gaming platforms: 1) Perfect World may offer an official cloud gaming version; 2) Third-party platforms like NetEase Cloud Gaming or Tencent START may support NTE; 3) Cloud gaming requires no full download and has low device requirements; 4) Stable internet is required — WiFi or 5G recommended. If your device doesn't meet specs or lacks storage, cloud gaming is a good alternative.

Question 11

Character stuck or quest not progressing?

Accepted Answer

If your character is stuck or a quest will not progress: 1) Try teleporting to a different location and back; 2) Fully restart the game and log back in; 3) Use the "Unstuck" feature if available in-game; 4) If inside an anomaly zone, try leaving and re-entering; 5) If the issue persists, contact support at nte.contactus@perfectworld.com with your UID, location, and quest name.

Question 12

Did NTE upgrade to UE5.7 at launch? What changed?

Accepted Answer

Engine-upgrade pages age quickly when they present one launch build as if every detail stays fixed forever. For current users, the more practical question is **what changes were associated with that upgrade, and which of those observations still need to be validated against the live build you are actually playing.**

A safer reading is:
1. Treat UE version mentions as build context, not as the whole performance story by themselves
2. Visual, loading, and feature differences can still vary by later patches, platform, and device class
3. If you are troubleshooting performance, current patch behavior matters more than preserving every launch-day expectation

So this page now works as upgrade context rather than an evergreen feature-confirmation list.

Question 13

Does Lacrimosa need Hayashikiri in NTE?

Accepted Answer

Lacrimosa is still a character whose performance depends heavily on **team support and roster context**, but this page is more useful when it explains that dependency than when it freezes old percentage claims into permanent truth. For current players, the real question is whether your account has the support structure that lets her sustained-damage pattern actually shine.

A safer way to judge her is:
1. She tends to look much better when your team can consistently provide the buffs, setup, and rotation stability her damage profile wants
2. Without those pieces, she may still be playable, but the return on heavy investment can feel much less impressive
3. Instead of reducing her to a fixed T0 label, first ask whether she genuinely upgrades your main team structure

So this page now focuses on Lacrimosa's team dependence and investment logic rather than preserving old percentage-based certainty.

Question 14

Does NTE have a 50/50 system? Can pity give off-banner characters?

Accepted Answer

No. NTE's limited character banner **does not use a traditional 50/50 system**, and that remains one of the most important selling points of its gacha model. In practical terms, once you hit pity on a limited character banner, the S-rank you get is the featured unit rather than a standard-pool miss.

What matters today is less the original livestream announcement and more what it means for planning:
1. You do not need to budget around a typical double-pity worst case
2. A 90-pull hard pity is easier to plan around
3. Pulling for a single featured unit is more predictable and less stressful

So this part has not gone out of date: one of NTE's most player-friendly traits is still that **limited-banner pity does not miss**.

Question 15

Does NTE have a housing system? How to buy and decorate a home?

Accepted Answer

NTE features a complete housing system. Players can purchase property in Hethereau City, decorate interiors, and place furniture. The launch version significantly expands the housing system with improved furniture placement interactions. Housing isn't purely decorative — it may provide practical functional bonuses. The official roadmap confirms continued housing system improvements with more furniture types and interactive features. Inviting friends to visit your home is also part of the game's social features.

Question 16

Does NTE have a romance system? Can you date characters?

Accepted Answer

The safer answer is that NTE appears to include **relationship-building, affinity, and companion-style interaction content**, but that is not the same as promising a traditional full dating route for every character. For current players, the more useful question is whether the game contains meaningful intimacy and relationship progression content at all, and whether it changes core combat or story progression.

A practical way to read it is:
1. There can be affection growth, character interaction, and more personal story moments
2. Those elements mainly support immersion and attachment rather than replacing the game's core progression systems
3. It is better to think of this as a relationship system with romantic flavor in some cases, not as a universal dating simulator structure

So this page now focuses on what kind of relationship content players should expect rather than overstating a fully confirmed romance feature set.

Question 17

Does NTE have a romance system? Can you date characters?

Accepted Answer

Short answer: NTE seems to have relationship and companionship content, but it is safer not to flatten that into a fully confirmed traditional dating system. What most players actually want to know is whether there are clear intimacy or affinity mechanics, and whether those mechanics matter for progression.

The practical answer is:
1. There appears to be relationship-building content with some emotional closeness
2. It seems more relevant to immersion and character attachment than to combat strength or mandatory progression
3. Players should treat it as a relationship feature with possible romantic tone in parts, not as proof of a full dating-route framework

So this page now prioritizes expectation-setting over repeating older confirmation-style wording.

Question 18

Does NTE have an Auction House? Can players trade with each other?

Accepted Answer

NTE currently **does not have a traditional Auction House or player-to-player trading system**. The game's economy revolves around:

**Current Economic Systems**:
1. **Shop System** — Purchase items using in-game currency (Beetle Coins, Ring Stones, etc.)
2. **City Tycoon System** — Run businesses for profit, the closest thing to a "market economy" in the game
3. **Exchange System** — Trade specific items for characters, weapons, materials, etc.
4. **Event Shops** — Limited-time event exchange stores

**Player Interaction**:
- Multiplayer co-op supported (Pink Paws Squad)
- Team up for Anomaly Zone challenges
- But direct item trading is not supported

If an Auction House or trading system is added in future updates, we'll update immediately. Currently, obtaining rare items is primarily through gacha, exploration, quests, and the City Tycoon system.

Question 19

Does NTE have auto-battle? Can I AFK farm materials?

Accepted Answer

This auto-battle FAQ works better when it explains **whether NTE is primarily manual combat or passive farming, and which parts of the loop actually reduce repetition**. For current players, the real question is not a binary yes-or-no, but whether core combat still expects active play, whether daily resource routines have shortcuts, and whether the game should be treated like an idle grinder at all.

A safer way to read it is:
1. Treat NTE as a **manual-combat-first** game rather than an auto-farm structure
2. Some daily, management, or resource loops may reduce friction, but that is not the same as full automation of the combat core
3. If you mainly want a background-farming game, this page should help set expectation rather than just listing a few convenience features

So this page now focuses on automation boundaries and routine-friction judgment instead of preserving one static feature description.

Question 20

Does NTE have character customization? How detailed is it?

Accepted Answer

This customization FAQ is more useful when it explains **whether NTE leans toward full character creation or limited appearance adjustment** instead of preserving older pre-launch wording about possible future options. For current players, the practical question is whether you can build a brand-new identity freely or whether customization mainly stays inside an established protagonist framework.

A safer way to read it is:
1. Treat it as **limited customization** rather than a fully open face-sculpting system
2. The focus is usually on selected protagonist appearance adjustments, not turning every character into a free-creation canvas
3. If immersion is what you care about, the real issue is which visible adjustment options exist now rather than older expectations about expansion later

So this page now focuses on the boundaries and expectations of character customization instead of implying that unrealized future options are part of the default answer.

Question 21

Does NTE have multiplayer/co-op? How does it work?

Accepted Answer

This multiplayer FAQ is more useful now when it explains **whether NTE supports co-op at all and which parts of that experience should be treated as current expectations versus version-dependent details** instead of preserving an oversized feature sheet as if every early description were permanent specification. For current players, the practical questions are whether you can play with friends, what the team-size ceiling is, whether multiplayer is cooperative or competitive, and whether solo players are forced into group flow.

A safer way to read multiplayer support is:
1. Treat NTE's multiplayer as a **co-op PvE layer that complements the single-player core** rather than replacing story progression
2. Treat 4-player grouping, friend invites, and matchmaking as the main direction, while leaving precise mode scope and behavior to the current live version
3. If you mainly care about solo play, the more important point is that story and most routine progression are not defined by mandatory full-time co-op

So this page now focuses on multiplayer positioning, co-op boundaries, and current expectation-setting instead of preserving one long early feature dump as a permanent technical specification.

Question 22

Does NTE limited banner pity carry over to the next banner?

Accepted Answer

Yes, pity carries over. This page is more useful when it explains **whether pity continues across banners of the same type and where that continuity stops** rather than relying on one version-specific character example. For current players, the important point is that if you do not finish a limited-character pity cycle, the next banner of that same type will usually continue the count, while standard, beginner, and other banner categories are typically tracked separately.

A safer way to read it is:
1. Treat pity carry-over as **continuous counting within the same banner class**, not one universal counter shared by every pool
2. For pull planning, verify what kind of banner you are spending on rather than memorizing an older phase-by-phase example
3. The useful long-term rule is 'same type carries, different types separate' rather than any specific historical banner order

So this page now focuses on pity-carry logic and budgeting meaning instead of anchoring the explanation to one outdated banner example.

Question 23

Does NTE mobile support controllers?

Accepted Answer

Controller support on NTE mobile is better treated as a compatibility check process than a permanent brand whitelist. The practical way to judge it is: first confirm your phone supports standard Bluetooth controller input, then test whether the game properly detects prompts, sticks, and menu navigation. A controller that works for some players does not guarantee the same experience across every phone model, OS version, or button-mapping mode. This page is more useful as a guide to evaluating real-world controller usability on your device than as a fixed compatibility list.

Question 24

Does NTE pity carry over between banners?

Accepted Answer

Pity count carries over between the same type of banners. Limited character banners share pity, while the standard banner has independent pity. Plan your pulls accordingly.

Question 25

Does NTE pity carry over between banners? Pity inheritance rules explained

Accepted Answer

NTE pity **carries over between banners of the same type**. Rules: 1) Limited character banner pity carries to the next limited character banner; 2) Weapon banner pity carries to the next weapon banner; 3) Standard banner pity carries within standard banners; 4) Pity does NOT transfer between different banner types. If you pulled 70 times on the current limited banner without an S-Rank, your pity counter starts at 70 when the next limited banner begins — only 20 more pulls to reach hard pity.

Question 26

Does NTE really have no 50/50? What did the livestream confirm?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and this is still true today: NTE's limited character banner **does not have a 50/50 system**. When you hit S-rank pity on a limited banner, you get the featured character rather than a standard-pool miss.

For real pull planning, that means:
- your budget is easier to calculate
- you do not need to reserve resources for a common double-pity scenario
- the system is especially friendly to F2P and low-spend players

Even though this FAQ originally came from launch-livestream confirmation, the conclusion is still current and not just old launch-only information.

Question 27

Does NTE require an SSD? Can I play on an HDD?

Accepted Answer

This SSD-requirement page is more useful when it explains **whether an SSD is merely an optimization or effectively close to a practical requirement, and how HDD users should set expectations** instead of flattening the answer into one capacity number and a simple yes-or-no. For current players, the practical questions are whether they can tolerate longer loading, hitching during city transitions, and whether their real bottleneck is storage, memory, or graphics throughput.

A safer way to read it is:
1. Treat an SSD as **a major stability factor for loading, streaming, and smoother play**, not just as a luxury upgrade
2. An HDD may still run the game, but the difference becomes very noticeable if you are sensitive to load times and hitching
3. Whether you 'must' upgrade should be judged against your tolerance for waiting, your visual expectations, and the rest of your machine rather than one hardware label alone

So this page now focuses on the judgment logic behind SSD-versus-HDD experience instead of preserving one fixed hardware recommendation as the only answer.

Question 28

Does NTE support cross-platform play and cross-save?

Accepted Answer

NTE supports full cross-platform play and cross-save across PC, Android, iOS, Mac, HarmonyOS, and PlayStation 5. Your game progress, characters, and items sync completely between platforms — play on PC at home and continue on mobile on the go. Note that different regional servers (CN, Asia, Americas, Europe) do not share data. Additionally, some premium currencies may have platform-specific restrictions due to platform policies (e.g., currencies purchased on iOS may not be usable on Android).

Question 29

Does NTE support cross-save?

Accepted Answer

Yes. One account syncs progress across PC, Android, iOS, and HarmonyOS. PS5 also supports cross-save. However, CN and Global server data do not transfer.

Question 30

Does NTE support mods? How to install mods?

Accepted Answer

NTE currently does not officially support mods. Installing third-party mods may result in account bans or game instability. The Terms of Service explicitly prohibit modifying game files. However, some community UI customization tools and screenshot helpers that don't affect game files are generally safe. We recommend avoiding any mods that affect game balance or modify core files. If official mod support is added in the future, we'll announce it on nteguide.com.

Question 31

Does NTE use AI art? What did the developer say about AI-generated content?

Accepted Answer

NTE did face AI-art controversy around launch, but this page is more useful when it explains **what the dispute was really about, how the developer responded, and how players should frame the issue today** rather than ending with a blanket reassurance. For current search users, the practical questions are why the controversy expanded, which parts of the pipeline the official response actually addressed, and whether the issue evolved from a single-asset concern into a broader discussion about workflow and transparency.

A safer way to read it is:
1. These disputes are rarely only about whether AI was used; they also involve sourcing clarity, quality control, and how clearly corrections are handled afterward
2. Public promises and later fixes can affect trust, but whether they fully resolve concern is still an individual judgment
3. The value of this page today is understanding the background and response structure rather than having the site decide your final stance for you

So this page now focuses on the controversy background, the response, and the judgment framework instead of ending with an over-certain reassurance.

Question 32

Does NTE use AI-generated content? AI assets controversy explained

Accepted Answer

NTE AI-generated content controversy explained:

**The Ironmouse Incident (May 2026)**:
Popular VTuber Ironmouse was sponsored to promote NTE, but discovered AI-generated assets during her stream. She publicly stated that Hotta Studio had claimed no AI usage before the collaboration, then cancelled the partnership.

**Timeline**:
1. Ironmouse accepts NTE sponsorship
2. Players notice AI-generated assets in-game
3. Ironmouse states she was misled, cancels collaboration
4. Hotta Studio confirms some AI-assisted assets were used
5. Community debate over AI transparency intensifies
6. Dexerto, Kotaku and other outlets cover the story

**Official Response**:
- Hotta Studio confirmed AI-assisted content exists
- Claimed AI was used for assistance, not replacement
- Promised better transparency going forward

**Community Divide**:
- Some players feel AI assistance doesn't affect gameplay
- Some believe transparency was the real issue
- Others argue final quality matters more than tools used

**Practical Impact**:
- Core gameplay (combat, exploration, gacha) unaffected
- Character designs and environments still generally high quality
- No impact on balance or game mechanics

Form your own opinion after trying the game. NTE's gameplay quality remains competitive in its genre.

Question 33

Does NTE wipe data at official launch? Is paid test progress kept?

Accepted Answer

No wipe at launch. NTE's CN launch (Apr 23) and global launch (Apr 29) are the official release — account data is permanent. Earlier paid/unpaid test data was wiped before launch per official notices, but everything after launch (progress, characters, purchases) is permanent. In short: play after launch and your data is forever.

Question 34

Does pity carry over between banners in NTE? What are the exact rules?

Accepted Answer

Pity carry-over rules: 1) Pity count carries over between limited character banners (e.g., 50 pulls on one limited banner carries to the next); 2) Arc/weapon banner pity also carries over between Arc banners; 3) Pity does NOT transfer between different banner types (character pity ≠ weapon pity); 4) Beginner banner is independent. Important: the character banner has no 50/50 — any S-rank is guaranteed to be the featured character. The Arc banner only has a 25% chance for the featured Arc when you pull an S-rank.

Question 35

Double charged or refund issues?

Accepted Answer

For double charges or refund issues: 1) If double charged, contact support at nte.contactus@perfectworld.com with your UID, platform, both transaction IDs, and screenshots of both charges; 2) You can also request a refund through your purchase platform (Epic Games/Google Play/App Store/PlayStation Store); 3) If a refund error caused a negative balance on your account, explain the situation to support with the relevant transaction records and they will help resolve it.

Question 36

Game stuttering when installed on secondary drive?

Accepted Answer

Multiple players report severe FPS drops when NTE is installed on a non-OS drive. The fix is to move the game to your C: drive (the same drive as your operating system). Here is how: 1) Locate the game install path in the launcher settings; 2) Move or re-download game files to a folder on your C: drive; 3) Restart the game and verify files. This has resolved stuttering from under 30 FPS to smooth gameplay for many affected players. If your C: drive is low on space, try freeing up at least 50 GB before moving the game.

Question 37

How do I buy a house in NTE?

Accepted Answer

This housing FAQ is more useful when it explains **whether the system is tied to a longer management-progression track and whether buying a house should be treated as a feature unlock or a resource goal** instead of preserving fixed prices and early-version unlock wording as permanent fact. For current players, the practical questions are whether housing is already open on their account, whether they are at a stage where spending on it makes sense, and whether its value is more about decoration, interaction, or long-term lifestyle flavor.

A safer way to read it is:
1. Treat housing as a **mid-stage feature tied to certain progression or management systems**, not as an immediate opening task
2. Specific unlock conditions, property types, and price ranges should be checked against the current in-game presentation rather than older static numbers
3. Whether to buy now depends on whether your account needs progression resources more than lifestyle content, not on the assumption that housing must be rushed the moment it appears

So this page now focuses on housing unlock judgment and investment timing instead of preserving an old price sheet and condition list as the permanent answer.

Question 38

How do I escape from prison in NTE?

Accepted Answer

The clearest problem with this page is that it presents a highly dramatic prison-break flow like a verified feature guide. For current users, the more important point is this: **without reliable official support and repeatable live-version evidence, escape routes, material steps, and rewards should not be written as stable confirmed gameplay.**

A safer conclusion right now is:
1. This kind of content is closer to community extension, retelling, or secondhand amplification
2. It should not be treated as a reproducible in-game walkthrough
3. If related gameplay ever becomes real, it should be documented from later live updates and actual verification

So this page now serves as a reality check rather than a fake walkthrough for an assumed prison system.

Question 39

How do I mute Taygedo in NTE?

Accepted Answer

The June 3, 2026 update added the ability to mute Taygedo. Find the option in game settings to disable the otter NPC's voice. This was one of the most requested community features.

Question 40

How do I reach the Warren Continent in NTE?

Accepted Answer

The Warren Continent is not a normal city zone. It is the fantasy setting used by 999 Nights. In practice, asking how to reach the Warren Continent is almost the same as asking whether your 999 Nights entry point has been unlocked yet.

Question 41

How do I unlock 999 Nights in NTE?

Accepted Answer

999 Nights is not best understood as a simple account-level unlock. In practice, it is tied to Version 1.2 story progression. If you're trying to unlock it, check your current story stage first rather than focusing only on raw account level.

Question 42

How do Ring Fusion reactions work in NTE? Elemental reaction guide

Accepted Answer

This Ring Fusion page is more useful when it explains **whether you should first understand what each reaction line is for or simply memorize every name and combination** instead of freezing the system into a static launch-era cheat sheet. For current players, the important part is usually not learning every reaction at once, but understanding which ones support energy flow, crowd control, shield breaking, or damage amplification for your actual team.

A safer way to learn Ring Fusion is:
1. Start by grouping reactions by function such as sustain, control, shield pressure, or damage amplification rather than memorizing terms in isolation
2. Then check which reactions your current roster can trigger naturally instead of forcing every possible combination
3. Reaction priority can also shift with team investment, encounter needs, and version context, so no two lines need to be treated as the eternal answer

So this page now focuses on functional categories and practical learning order for Ring Fusion instead of preserving a fixed reaction list as evergreen beginner truth.

Question 43

How does NTE beta refund work? What is the refund rate?

Accepted Answer

NTE officially confirmed beta tester recharge refunds at up to 150%. Refunds will be delivered via in-game mail after launch as equivalent in-game currency. Refund rates: first purchase at 150%, cumulative spending under 1,000 CNY at 120%, 1,000-5,000 CNY at 110%, above 5,000 CNY at 100%. Monthly passes and battle passes purchased during beta will also be given free at launch. This refund rate is among the highest in the industry.

Question 44

How does NTE's awakening system work?

Accepted Answer

This Awakening-system page is more useful when it explains **what kind of long-term investment Awakening really is and when key breakpoints deserve serious attention** instead of preserving level counts, material sources, and fixed advice as a static instruction sheet. For current players, the practical questions are whether the main team is already formed, whether a breakpoint solves a real bottleneck, and whether it crowds out more urgent character, weapon, or account spending.

A safer way to read Awakening is:
1. Treat it as **core-team deepening and breakpoint reinforcement**, not as a system that deserves equal investment across every character early on
2. The best early priorities are usually breakpoints that clearly improve rotation, damage, survivability, or utility coverage rather than breakpoints that are merely bigger on paper
3. If roster breadth is still thin, pushing too much into Awakening too early may return less value than broader account development

So this page now focuses on Awakening's investment role and breakpoint judgment instead of preserving one fixed instruction sheet as the long-term answer.

Question 45

How does stamina work in NTE? City Stamina recovery guide

Accepted Answer

This stamina FAQ is more useful when it explains **whether stamina should be treated as a daily pacing constraint or as a resource-spike lever, and how recovery and spending priorities should be judged** instead of preserving one older table of regen numbers and timed grants as permanent fact. For current players, the practical questions are whether stamina often overcaps, whether one resource category is constantly missing, and whether recovery items are being spent at poor-value moments.

A safer way to read it is:
1. Build the habit of not wasting natural recovery and not spending potions carelessly before worrying about memorizing exact minute-by-minute figures
2. Stamina spending should follow your current character growth, gear needs, and weekly progression targets rather than one frozen priority chart
3. If an event, double-drop window, or new progression line appears, your stamina plan should adapt with it instead of repeating the same route every day

So this page now focuses on recovery and spending judgment for stamina rather than preserving one fixed recovery schedule as a long-term standard answer.

Question 46

How does the Arc Disc system work in NTE? Disc acquisition and upgrade guide

Accepted Answer

This Arc Disc page is more useful when it explains **whether you should treat discs as a long-term endgame filter or first use workable transitional pieces to stabilize your current team** instead of compressing everything into one rigid growth script. For current players, the practical priority is usually to get usable discs online first, then worry about rarity ceilings, perfect substats, and final endgame pieces.

A safer way to think about Arc Discs is:
1. Give your regular main units functional discs first, then refine stat quality later
2. High rarity and high ceiling matter, but that does not mean early progression should stall for one ideal drop
3. Farming sources, upgrade order, and stat preferences should all be read through the lens of your actual active team rather than copied from one universal route

So this page now focuses on Arc Disc acquisition, transition use, and filtering logic instead of preserving one early-version priority order as the long-term answer.

Question 47

How does the City Tycoon mode work in NTE?

Accepted Answer

City Tycoon is a popular system introduced in NTE's CBT3, integrating multiple city life simulation elements. Players can: 1) Purchase real estate in different Hethereau City locations; 2) Drive various vehicles through the city; 3) Build deeper relationships with characters through social interactions; 4) Enjoy mini-games including mahjong, racing, and more (launch version adds AI opponents). This system gives NTE rich casual gameplay beyond combat and exploration, making it one of the game's standout features.

Question 48

How does the Disk system work in NTE?

Accepted Answer

This Disk-system page is more useful when it explains **whether you should first assemble something playable or chase ideal stats and full sets later** instead of compressing everything into a short 'use off-pieces early, full sets later' rule. For current players, the real challenge is that you rarely get perfect pieces at once; what matters is how to assemble a workable setup with limited resources.

A safer way to think about Disks is:
1. Check main stats and your character's most important needs first, then evaluate sub-stats and set bonuses
2. If one off-piece gives a clear gain in damage or survivability, you do not need to replace it immediately just for cleaner set alignment
3. Enhancement materials should also be staged: invest first in pieces likely to stay on long-term main units, then filter out transitional gear over time

So this page now focuses on Disk structure, selection order, and the path from temporary gear to endgame setups instead of reducing every stage to one slogan.

Question 49

How does the NTE standard 50-pull S-rank selector work?

Accepted Answer

NTE Standard Wish offers a 50-pull S-rank selector. After accumulating 50 pulls on the standard banner, you can choose any one character from the standard S-rank roster. The 90-pull hard pity still exists, but the 50-pull selector lets you target specific characters without waiting for pity. Standard S-rank characters include Nanally, Sakiri, Fadia, Lacrimosa, Baicang, Zero, Hotori, Daffodil, Mint, and more. Recommendation: Prioritize the role your team needs most — Sakiri for support, Baicang for tanking.

Question 50

How does the pity system work in NTE?

Accepted Answer

This pity-system FAQ is more useful when it answers two practical questions: whether you need to budget like a double-pity game, and whether different banner types share the same pity logic. For current players, that matters more than memorizing an aging set of exact pull averages.

The safer way to think about it is:
1. Limited character banners are easier to plan around because the goal is clearer
2. Different banner types should be treated separately rather than assumed to share one progress track
3. What shapes the real gacha experience is not only pity itself, but how certain the reward feels once pity is reached

So this page now focuses on pity planning logic and banner boundaries rather than locking itself to numbers that can age quickly.

FAQ

Best beginner team in NTE?

Best F2P team comp in NTE?

Best launch teams ranked in NTE?

Best NTE mobile optimization settings? How to reduce lag and overheating?

Can I play NTE on Mac? How to download the Mac version?

Can I transfer servers if I picked the wrong one in NTE?

Can NTE CN and global servers play together? Can data be migrated?

Can you change gender in NTE? How to switch protagonist gender

Can you play NTE on Steam Deck? Compatibility and optimization settings

Can you play NTE via cloud gaming? How to use cloud gaming for NTE

Character stuck or quest not progressing?

Did NTE upgrade to UE5.7 at launch? What changed?

Does Lacrimosa need Hayashikiri in NTE?

Does NTE have a 50/50 system? Can pity give off-banner characters?

Does NTE have a housing system? How to buy and decorate a home?

Does NTE have a romance system? Can you date characters?

Does NTE have a romance system? Can you date characters?

Does NTE have an Auction House? Can players trade with each other?

Does NTE have auto-battle? Can I AFK farm materials?

Does NTE have character customization? How detailed is it?

Does NTE have multiplayer/co-op? How does it work?

Does NTE limited banner pity carry over to the next banner?

Does NTE mobile support controllers?

Does NTE pity carry over between banners?

Does NTE pity carry over between banners? Pity inheritance rules explained

Does NTE really have no 50/50? What did the livestream confirm?

Does NTE require an SSD? Can I play on an HDD?

Does NTE support cross-platform play and cross-save?

Does NTE support cross-save?

Does NTE support mods? How to install mods?

Does NTE use AI art? What did the developer say about AI-generated content?

Does NTE use AI-generated content? AI assets controversy explained

Does NTE wipe data at official launch? Is paid test progress kept?

Does pity carry over between banners in NTE? What are the exact rules?

Double charged or refund issues?

Game stuttering when installed on secondary drive?

How do I buy a house in NTE?

How do I escape from prison in NTE?

How do I mute Taygedo in NTE?

How do I reach the Warren Continent in NTE?

How do I unlock 999 Nights in NTE?

How do Ring Fusion reactions work in NTE? Elemental reaction guide

How does NTE beta refund work? What is the refund rate?

How does NTE's awakening system work?

How does stamina work in NTE? City Stamina recovery guide

How does the Arc Disc system work in NTE? Disc acquisition and upgrade guide

How does the City Tycoon mode work in NTE?

How does the Disk system work in NTE?

How does the NTE standard 50-pull S-rank selector work?

How does the pity system work in NTE?

How does the stamina system work in NTE?

How does the wanted system trigger in NTE?

How large is the NTE download? How much storage space is needed?

How many elements does NTE have? What is the weakness chart?

How many free pulls at NTE launch?

How many free pulls can I get at NTE launch? Total free resources?

How many free pulls can you get in NTE launch? How to get 470 pulls?

How many GB is NTE? Storage size and disk space requirements

How many times should I buy stamina daily in NTE? Stamina purchase cost-effectiveness

How much does NTE cost on PS5? What's the download size? How does it perform?

How much does the NTE Porsche collab car cost? How to get the Porsche 918?

How much storage does Neverness to Everness need? Download size?

How should beginners start NTE?

How to access hidden areas in NTE?

How to beat Raging Flames in NTE? Domain guide

How to build a team composition in NTE?

How to build Blaze team in NTE?

How to build Genesis team in NTE?

How to build Turbid Burn team in NTE?

How to buy a house in NTE?

How to clear Anomaly Pilgrimage? Esper material guide

How to clear Bubble Can Factory? Arc ascension material guide

How to collect furniture in NTE? All furniture acquisition methods

How to complete 'Whose Leak Is This' quest in NTE? Full guide

How to complete Anomaly Commissions in NTE?

How to complete Pink Paws Heist in NTE? Full walkthrough guide

How to download NTE global server?

How to download NTE on HarmonyOS? Supported devices?

How to download NTE? What platforms are supported?