NTE Players Chase 300 km/h Bicycles Downhill In Free-to-Play Open-World RPG
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.
Reporting from 1 source: Automaton.
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. 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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