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NTE Ver.1.5 Adds Yelm and Exe, Tank Battles, and a Logistics Center
Perfect World Games streamed a preview program for NTE: Neverness to Everness Ver.1.5, "Redial #To the Imaginary You." The first half starts November 11 and the second half December 2.
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Why it matters
Ver.1.5 stacks a management mode, tank free-for-all, and a board game on top of the two-character banner split, which tells you what the game is spending its content budget on now.
Key Facts
- NTE: Neverness to Everness Ver.1.5 is titled "Redial #To the Imaginary You," with the first half starting November 11 and the second half December 2.
- Yelm, vice-captain of the E.T.D 6th Squad, is a Light-attribute character on the first-half limited board "Cyber Dream."
- Exe, captain of the E.T.D 6th Squad, is a Dark-attribute ranged character on the second-half limited board "Out-of-Range Formula."
- The update adds a 4-player free-for-all tank mode called Tank Battle and a logistics center management mode called City Logistics.
- The board game Man-ten Go-rei arrives after the December 2 update.
New characters are Yelm, a Light-attribute vice-captain of the E.T.D 6th Squad, and Exe, its Dark-attribute captain. The update adds tank combat, a logistics center management mode, the vehicles Tantan-go and Prototype Gao-001, and a board game.
The banners split the squad: Yelm runs on the first-half limited board "Cyber Dream" from the November 11 update to December 2 at 6:59, and Exe on the second-half board "Out-of-Range Formula" from the December 2 update to December 23 at 6:59. Crimson reruns in the first half, Chaos in the second.
The tank content is a 4-player free-for-all in which players pilot tanks, attack opponents, and rack up scores. In the new City Logistics mode, completing 3 deliveries gives players their own logistics center, where they hire drivers, select requests, and strengthen the center; as its level rises, requests arrive from hospitals, banks, and the underworld. After the December 2 update, the single-player board game Man-ten Go-rei has players place building cards on a 3x3 grid to attract customers and hit a target equal to score times a multiplier.
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