1 source Sep 11
NTE Players Chase 300 km/h Bicycles Downhill In Free-to-Play Open-World RPG
The Nostalgia, the first bicycle added to NTE: Neverness to Everness, costs 800,000 Fons at the shop Ticking Back and can be summoned anywhere in Heterocity with no durability system.
Reporting from 1 source: Automaton.
Why it matters
The bicycle has become the vehicle players use to probe the game's own movement limits, turning a cosmetic touring item into a community speed test.
On flat ground it pedals at about 30 km/h, reaches 50 km/h with the acceleration button and 70 km/h in a standing sprint. Downhill, a test in the Hoshigure Protection Area recorded over 180 km/h.
NTE's first bicycle, the Nostalgia, costs 800,000 Fons at the shop Ticking Back in Heterocity and can be summoned anywhere in the city, breaking from road-only vehicle rules. It has no durability system, so it does not break with use. On flat ground the bike pedals at about 30 km/h, reaches 50 km/h with the acceleration button and 70 km/h in a standing sprint. On a steep downhill slope in the Hoshigure Protection Area, a test recorded over 180 km/h. Clearing the Touring Invitation added in the September 17 event Sea Breeze Touring also unlocks two-person riding with compatible characters.
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