NTE Account Action Safety Guide

The official Account Action Notice says NTE may take action against behavior that undermines game integrity. This fan-made guide does not republish player lists or turn enforcement news into drama. It turns the official notice into a practical account-safety checklist for overseas players.

Use this page when you see bug-abuse clips, suspicious reward screenshots, account-service ads, unsafe reroll services, or comments telling players to exploit a problem before it is fixed.

What the official notice confirms

The official notice describes possible account actions such as rollback of unauthorized gains, suspension, or permanent ban depending on severity and frequency.

For players, the practical takeaway is simple: do not treat abnormal gains, duplicate rewards, exploit instructions, third-party account services, or modified clients as normal gameplay.

Account safety rules for everyday play

Keep your account boring and clean:

Use the official client and official platform stores.
Avoid modified installers, unofficial APKs, private servers, and suspicious launchers.
Do not buy, sell, trade, rent, or borrow accounts.
Do not use automation, macros, botting tools, packet tools, or exploit scripts.
Do not intentionally repeat a bug for extra currency, rewards, event points, or items.
Do not share login codes, passwords, payment details, identity documents, or platform account access.
If a reward looks duplicated or abnormal, stop and document the non-sensitive context before continuing.

This site cannot decide whether a specific account will be penalized. Only official support and the live service can handle account-specific decisions.

What to do if you think you triggered a bug

If something looks wrong, avoid making the situation worse:

Stop repeating the action.
Record the date, server, platform, feature name, and visible result message.
Keep screenshots private unless official support asks for them.
Do not post exploit steps publicly.
Check official notices and maintenance posts.
Contact official support for account-specific cases.

Do not try to "fix" an account by deleting it, selling it, creating unsafe alts, or using third-party services.

Unsafe advice to ignore

Be careful with advice that says:

"Use it before it gets patched."
"This is safe because everyone is doing it."
"Buy a starter account with rare pulls."
"Use this APK or launcher for better rewards."
"Use a macro overnight."
"Share your login code and I will fix it."

Those claims can put the account, payment records, platform account, and personal data at risk.

Account safety checklist

Before asking for help, prepare only non-sensitive context:

Server region.
Platform.
Character or account nickname if safe to share.
Feature involved.
Approximate time.
Error or result text.
Official source or in-game screen where the problem appeared.

Never share passwords, one-time codes, payment screenshots, receipts, tax details, legal ID, platform credentials, or private account screenshots with random helpers.

What this guide does not confirm

This guide does not confirm:

A complete list of every punishable behavior.
Whether any specific player was penalized.
Whether a certain bug, reward, macro, or account action will trigger enforcement.
Whether an account can be restored after a penalty.
Whether third-party clips, screenshots, or translated posts are accurate.

Use official support for account-specific questions.

FAQ

Is this account action guide official?

No. It is a fan-made safety guide based on the official Account Action Notice. Use official support for account-specific cases.

Can I keep abnormal rewards if the game gave them to me?

Do not assume that abnormal gains are safe. The official notice mentions rollback of unauthorized gains as one possible action. Stop repeating the behavior and follow official guidance.

Are macros, account services, or modified clients safe?

This site does not recommend macros, automation, account trading, account rental, modified clients, unofficial APKs, private servers, or exploit tools.

What should I share when asking for help?

Share only non-sensitive context such as server, platform, feature name, time, and visible error text. Do not share passwords, login codes, payment details, legal identity data, or private account screenshots.