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Zenless Zone Zero 3.3 Guide Tools

See where Version 3.3 puts Agent guidance, tutorials, and team recommendations—and how to use them without outsourcing every decision.

GZGamerzeta Editorial Desk
Updated 2 November 2026
Zenless Zone Zero dragon combat scene for Version 3.3 coverage
Official Zenless Zone Zero promotional artwork; editorial use approved by the project owner.
At a glance
What you should be able to do after reading
  • Version 3.3 adds Agent Guides and tutorial functions.
  • Team recommendations are described as still being tested.
  • Use recommendations as a starting point and verify them in your own rotation.
In this article
  1. What is new
  2. Why this is useful
  3. What to verify in-game

01 / What is new

The official notes say Proxies can open Agent Guides from an Agent’s details page, the Function Menu, the Compendium, or the Beginner Guide. The feature covers upgrades and team compositions, while tutorials explain selected combat resources and techniques.

Example: Open Agent Guides from the details page when you need a quick upgrade or team starting point.

  • Open the Agent Guide from the details page or Beginner Guide when you are unsure what to upgrade.

02 / Why this is useful

These tools put account-specific guidance closer to the place where you make the decision. They make it easier to compare an Agent’s needs with the team you actually own.

Example: Use the tutorial for a resource you cannot describe in one sentence, then test the lesson in a low-pressure encounter.

  • Watch the tutorial for a resource you cannot explain yet.

03 / What to verify in-game

The notes also say the team recommendation function is still in testing. Treat its suggestions as a starting point, then check the live descriptions and your own rotation before spending materials.

Example: Because the recommendation function is still being tested, compare its suggestion with your roster and actual rotation before committing materials.

  • Treat a recommendation as a hypothesis until it works with your roster.
Takeaway
The new tools make account advice easier to reach, but player judgment still matters more than an automatic preset.