Is everything reset at 05:00?
No universal reset can be established from these notices. Official examples refer to different systems and schedules. A daily task reset, a statistics refresh and an event closing time are different things.
What the official notices actually specify
Statistics refresh. This does not establish combat task reset times.
June 2 official notice ›The event ended May 27, 2026. Completed limited-time quests did not refresh.
May 13 official notice ›These are separate historical rules. Neither clock establishes a permanent reset time for the whole game.
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| Notice | Clock and scope | What it cannot prove |
|---|---|---|
| Version 1.1 Creator Hub | 00:00 server time for Bagel engagement statistics. | The daily or weekly reset for game tasks. |
| May 13 Zero’s Companion | 05:00 server time for that event’s daily quests; the event ended May 27, 2026. | A permanent 05:00 reset across all activities. |
| September 9 event windows | Each listed event has its own dated participation window and allowance wording. | A shared server offset or carryover rule for every event. |
Keep the named system, date and time-zone label together. Check the current client for later changes.
Bagel engagement data: 00:00 server time
The Version 1.1 notice describes a daily midnight refresh for Creator Hub engagement data. That is a statistics refresh, not evidence for when combat tasks reset. This is a historical feature reference; check the current client for subsequent changes. Version 1.1 official notes ›
Zero’s Companion: 05:00 during its May event
The May 13 notice specifies 05:00 server time for this event’s daily quests, while completed limited-time quests do not refresh. Its stated window ended May 27, 2026. This does not establish a permanent reset rule for the whole game. May 13 official notice ›
Bonus allowances: read the event’s own rules
A daily bonus allowance is not automatically the same as a resource cap or regeneration rule. Some notices specify carryover; others do not. Read the exact event conditions rather than assuming unused allowance disappears every night. See the September 9 update summary for a dated example.
Server time versus your local clock
05:00 UTC+8 equals 21:00 UTC on the previous day. “Server time” alone does not tell you its UTC offset; check your region before converting.
If a notice says UTC+8, it specifies a fixed offset from UTC. “Server time” alone does not identify your server’s offset. Check your region and the clock shown in-game before converting a deadline.
As a conversion example only, 05:00 UTC+8 corresponds to 21:00 UTC on the previous calendar day. That example is not a claim about an NTE reset. Daylight saving can also change the conversion to your local time.
Use the Event Time Converter once the source notice gives you a date, time and UTC offset.
A quick check before planning your session
- Identify the exact activity or counter that is refreshing.
- Check whether the notice is current and matches your region.
- Distinguish the daily refresh from the event’s final claim deadline.
- Check whether unused allowance carries over and whether a total cap applies.
- Confirm the time zone before planning around your local clock.
The Daily Checklist is a manual personal planner. Its checkboxes do not automatically reset at midnight or 05:00. Use Clear all when you want to begin again.
What is not verified yet
We have not verified a complete list of baseline daily and weekly tasks, their reset times, or regional server offsets. Those values remain absent rather than being inferred from event examples.