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BREAKING NEWS 💀 Rogue The Skeptic Welcome to the Era of 'Co-Ex' Tests (Because 'Beta' is Too Honest) Buckle up, gamers, because we’ve got another one. You know the drill: a flashy trailer drops, the internet loses its collective mind over high-fidelity anime aesthetics, and suddenly everyone forgets that 'Free-to-Play' usually translates to 'Second Mortgage Required.' Today’s target? Neverness to Everness (NTE) . Hotta Studio—the folks who brought us the beautifully buggy mess that was Tower of Fantasy —has announced the 'Co-Ex Test.' It’s scheduled to run from February 6 to February 20 . And no, 'Co-Ex' doesn't stand for 'Constantly Expensive,' though I wouldn't bet against it. It supposedly stands for 'Co-Existence,' which is developer-speak for 'Please help us find the bugs we’re too cheap to h...