NTE Version 1.1 Preview Prep Checklist

The official NTE site published a Version 1.1 Special Program recap on May 26, 2026. This page turns that recap into a practical preparation checklist for players who want to get ready without chasing rumors.

It does not confirm banner rules, character kits, exact reward quantities, or final event mechanics. Those details should be checked against official follow-up posts and the live game client.

Use the preparation desk above to save progress locally on this browser. It does not send your account, server, currency, pity, code, or device notes anywhere.

Current official summary

The official recap highlights these Version 1.1 topics:

• An all-new main story episode.
• New locations and characters.
• New collaboration content.
• New gameplay and events.
• Rewards and an optimization roadmap.

Those are official topic categories from the recap. They are not enough by themselves to publish detailed build advice, pull priority, reward totals, or event route guides.

What players can prepare now

If you are trying to stay ready for Version 1.1 without chasing rumors, use a practical checklist:

1. Save your current server, platform, and login method.
2. Keep your daily checklist clean so you know what is already claimed.
3. Review current events before spending capped resources.
4. Track code candidates separately from official reward routes.
5. Check banner details in-game before using any pity or pull planner.
6. Bookmark official update posts and avoid cropped social screenshots as your only source.

This is preparation, not a claim that every listed system has a confirmed Version 1.1 change.

Launch-day verification route

When the update is live, do the checks in this order:

1. Open official notices first, then the live client.
2. Check event windows, reward routes, caps, and reset wording before spending capped resources.
3. Open banner details before using the Pity Calculator or making pull plans.
4. Test code candidates on the correct account and server, then record the exact result message.
5. Run Daily Checklist only after checking whether new event tasks or weekly systems exist.
6. Save performance notes only after testing the same scene, device, graphics settings, and network state.

This workflow is built for source-first publishing: a detail should move from review to published only when the source, date, account context, and result are visible.

What still needs verification

Do not treat the following as confirmed until official follow-up posts or the live client prove them:

• Exact Version 1.1 release timing for every region.
• Character kits, roles, elements, rarity, or recommended teams.
• Banner order, pity carry-over, soft pity, or hard pity values.
• Event reward quantities, point caps, reset wording, and claim routes.
• Collaboration eligibility rules, regional restrictions, and expiry dates.
• Optimization changes that affect specific devices, FPS targets, or graphics settings.

For SEO and player trust, this site should publish follow-up pages only when they have a visible source and a useful player workflow.

How this affects daily tools

Daily Checklist

Use the Daily Checklist as your baseline routine. If Version 1.1 adds new daily or weekly systems, update the checklist only after the task name, unlock condition, reset behavior, and reward type are visible in-game or official notes.

Events

Version 1.1 event topics should first enter the Events tracker as source-backed records. Event pages should show source URL, last verified date, window status, and any in-game verification needed.

Codes and rewards

Collaboration rewards are not automatically public redeem codes. A generated promo-code flow, limited event page, or account-bound reward should be handled as a promo source, not as an Active public code.

Version 1.1 code candidates should stay in the verification queue until an official post or a successful in-game test confirms the exact code, reward text, server, account state, result message, and expiry behavior.

The V1.1 Codes and Rewards Watch tracks player-searched candidate strings such as DREAMWALK0603, TOMATO100, and RACENOLIMIT as review items only. Use it to understand candidate status, not to assume those strings are active rewards.

Banners and pity

Do not use preview wording to claim banner mechanics. The Pity Calculator remains a planning tool with editable values until the live banner details or official rules are verified.

Suggested player workflow

1. Read the official Version 1.1 recap.
2. Open the Updates page to see whether this site has summarized a follow-up post.
3. Check Events for current and upcoming source-backed records.
4. Use Codes only for verified active codes or clearly marked candidates.
5. Use Daily Checklist after checking event pages, not before.
6. Keep screenshots or notes if you find a new reset timer, event cap, or reward route.

Publisher notes for this fan site

This page is a traffic and trust asset, not a rumor dump. When Version 1.1 follow-up details appear, update the site in this order:

1. Add official-source records to Updates.
2. Add event records only after event windows and claim routes are clear.
3. Promote code candidates only after official or in-game verification.
4. Update Daily Checklist only after task names, unlocks, reset behavior, and reward types are known.
5. Update Pity Calculator defaults only after live banner rules are visible.

FAQ

Is the NTE Version 1.1 preview official?

Yes. The recap is hosted on the official NTE website. This guide is fan-made and only summarizes it with source links.

Does the preview confirm new characters?

The official recap lists new characters as a Version 1.1 topic, but this guide does not publish names, kits, roles, rarity, or pull advice unless those details are separately verified.

Does the preview confirm new rewards?

The recap mentions rewards as a topic. Exact reward quantities, claim routes, event windows, and account eligibility still need official detail or live-client verification.

Should I save pulls for Version 1.1?

This guide does not give pull advice. Check live banner details, official rules, and your own account goals before spending currency.

Where should I check next?

Use the Updates page for official-source summaries, Events for time-limited content, Codes for redeem-code status, and Daily Checklist for repeatable daily actions.