NTE Ver.1.5 Adds Tantan-go Tank and Prototype Gao-001 to Hethereau Streets
NTE: Neverness to Everness adds a drivable, shell-firing tank called Tantan-go in Ver.1.5, alongside a lion playground ride named Prototype Gao-001. An early playtest drove both around Hethereau.
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Why it matters
The tank turns Hethereau's public roads into a combat space, and the durability and repair bill attached to vehicle damage give the city's driving a running cost that the free-to-play model now has to balance against.
Key Facts
- NTE: Neverness to Everness adds a drivable tank called Tantan-go in Ver.1.5.
- Tantan-go can drive on Hethereau's public roads and fire shells.
- Prototype Gao-001 is a lion playground ride drivable in the Ver.1.5 early playtest.
- Ramming the Anomaly Rhythm Game Demon King with a Porsche Taycan Turbo GT with Weissach Package defeated it in the current build.
- The Taycan's windshield cracked and durability dropped by about 5,000, with repairs around 6,000 Fons.
The piece also tested vehicle combat in the current build: a Porsche Taycan Turbo GT with Weissach Package rammed the Anomaly Rhythm Game Demon King until it died, at the cost of a cracked windshield, roughly 5,000 durability and about 6,000 Fons in repairs.
The tank, Tantan-go, and the lion ride, Prototype Gao-001, were both drivable in an early Ver.1.5 playtest. In the live build, vehicle damage carries a price: ramming the Anomaly Rhythm Game Demon King with a Taycan left the windshield cracked and the durability down by about 5,000, with a repair bill near 6,000 Fons. A bicycle has no frame durability and no repair cost, but the rider stays exposed while pedaling for the next hit.
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